List Readers, Linda McCormick sent us a great photo of Eugenia West. Linda said that she married Pharis Jackson Stephens on Sep 3, 1902, in Exeter, by Rev. E. W. McCracken, Presbyterian Minister of the Gospel. I wonder how or if she was related to the Morgans of Barry. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/photos/photo-3/westJean.htm Don Warner sent us a photo of a stone at Muncie Chapel that we didn't have on our pages. It is for Billy and Connie Caywood. This one was either skipped or the stone was added after the canvas work we did there. Thanks Don. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/cemetery/munciechapel/mc.htm At Clark Cemetery Darla Marbut and I took a few random shots and Darla remembered some that she didn't get photographed before the clean up. They were either covered by brush or were face down so that she couldn't see the names and dates on them. So I posted those - M. J. Hagan, Infant Hagan, Albert Stillwagon, E. N. Armstrong, William H. Black Gamblen Allred that they stood up again. Gamblen was a son of Solomon and Aneretta Allred. His brother was Solomon A. Allred who married Sarah Jane Weeks and second Louisa Brisco Simpson Reed in Hartsugs, Van Buren Co., AR.   The Hagan stones were completely covered with brush so these now update that name in the cemetery.   Darla pointed out where the Clark School was located there next to the cemetery and so I took a photo of that area and posted it on the opening page of Clark. I probably should also post it on the Clark School page. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/cemetery/clark/clark.htm At Burton these photos that I posted were all we could get of that cemetery. Mr. Freeman, the land owner, said he was going to spray it so we need to check back and see when he does it so someone can get out there and take photos of the stones.   http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/cemetery/burton/burton.htm At Higgs Darla Marbut and I took photos of all the stones that we found. I divided up the pages for this one and so we now have several pages on line for Higgs. Betty Higgs Lamberson said her cousin sprayed it and so that is why we were able to get in and take the photos. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/cemetery/higgs/higgs.htm I have some more photos and other things to post that I will work on later today. Thanks goes to our helpers Darla Marbut, Don Warner and Linda McCormick for their help with these new items. Donna Cooper