Rhoden, Anderson Newton (Bud) (b. 22 JUN 1847, d. 22 DEC 1887)

Death: 22 DEC 1887 Juret, Grant Co., Arkansas

Note: According to Edna Earl Rhoden Stanley ( Aunt Edna), Henry Marshand "was a Frenchman who invented the air brake on the train and was very wealthy. He was reared in Brooklyn, New York".

Note: Lived in New York, NY

Note: Lived in Sheridan, Arkansas

Note: Lived in Pine Bluff.

Note: From Ozark, Arkansas

Note: Mary Ann (Dovie) Walker Henderson died at the home of her son, Don.
Dovie was a member of Point Pleasant Baptist Church. She became a member at age 16.
Dovie is buried at Foundry Hill Baptist Cemetery next to her husband, John Jackson Henderson.

Source: (Name)
Title: 1850 federal census for Henry County, Tennessee

Page: 767

Death: 22 OCT 1927 Puryear, Tennessee

Source: (Name)
Title: 1900 federal census for Henry County, TN

Page: E.D. 71, Sheet 6, Line 38, Vol 33

Death: ABT. 1904 Henry County, Tennessee

Note: George R. Petty appears in 1850 Henry County, Tennessee federal census as a 28 year old farmer, born in North Carolina. Living with him were: Mary, age 28, born in Illinois; Thomas , age 5, born in Tennessee; Samuel, age 2, born in Tennessee; and Elizabeth, age 5/12, born in Tennessee.

Also living listed in the household were: Mary Crutchfield, age 66, born in NC; Mary S. Crutchfield, age 37, born in NC; Susan Crutchfield, age 33, born in NC; and James Crutchfield, age 25, farmer, born in NC.

Source: (Name)
Title: Petty Papers Vol 9 #1 p 32

Source: (Name)
Title: 1850 federal census for Henry County, Tennessee

Data:
Text: George was 28 in 1850 Census

Death: AFT. 1900 Henry County, Tennessee

Source: (Name)
Title: Petty Papers Vol 9 #1 p 34

Source: (Birth)
Title: 1850 federal census for Henry County, Tennessee

Data:
Text: Mary was 28 in 1850 Census

Note: Infant twins born to Elbert and Manie Summers. Born and died June 21, 1913. Buried in Puryear Cemetery, Part 2.

Death: 21 JUN 1913

Note: Infant twins born to Elbert and Manie Summers. Born and died June 21, 1913. Buried in Puryear Cemetery, Part 2.

Death: 21 JUN 1913

Death: 17 SEP 1876 Dallas Co., AR

Death: 15 OCT 1876 Dallas County, Arkansas

Death: 8 APR 1880

Note: Information provided by "The McDaniel Family History", Judy McDaniel Sterling.

Edward was born in Scotland. He went to County Antrim, Ireland and then to Pennsylvania. He lost his life in the French and Indian War in 1755. Tradition has it that he was killed at Braddocks Defeat while attempting to swim the river rather than surrender to the enemy. His son, Edward, was born in Pennsylvania March 6, 1756 several months after his father's death. We have no record of his wife's name or dates. The only information is that after her husband's death, and her son's birth she moved from Pennsylvania to Chester County, SC.

Death: 9 JUL 1755 Pennsylvania

Source: (Name)
Title: Dallas County, Arkansas 1870 Federal Census

Death: 13 MAY 1860 Tippah County, MS

Death: 8 AUG 1838 Saulbury, TN

Death: 18 JAN 1892 Tippah County, MS