Missouri has death certificates on line. Not sure about Ar. On Sun, May 23, 2010 at 4:43 PM, Patty McWilliams <[email protected]>wrote: > On the Barry County site in the Viney Cemetery there are listings for > Andrew > N. Umphfres, Jan 24, 1876 - Jan 26, 1910 and C.W. Umpfres, Nov 12, 1833- > Feb > 19, 1910. I have some comments as I believe I may have identified these as > father/son from my Summers Family research. (The index for C.W. needs the > "h" added and I believe his initials are G.W.) > > Gaston George Washington Umphfres was born in Hall County, Ga. Most > researchers list his middle name as William, but descendants who have > photos > of Gaston & his wife wrote his name many years ago as Gaston George > Washington Umphfres. He appears in the 1900 Barry County census with his > wife Holly/Hollie Aminda and sons Andrew b. Jan 1876 in AR and Hiram A., > b. > March 1882, in AR. In 1880 they lived in Boone Co., AR. > > Arminda's maiden name was Barton according to family records and she was > also born in Hall Co, GA. I have been told she died in 1917 but I do not > know where she died. > > Son Andrew Nathaniel Umphfres, also buried in Viney Cemetery, married Betty > Allen in 1901 in Barry County. The 1910 Barry Co. census shows Betty > Umphfres, widow, living with her children and her parents, Blake and Sarah > Allen. The children are Luther, 12, MO; Robert, 8, MO; Arminda, 7, MO; > Michie, 4, AR; Elmer, 4, AR; Eldridge, 1, A. She reports having had 6 > children/6 living, however, Luther, 12, could be from a prior marriage for > Andrew N as he and Betty would have only been married 9 years at this time. > I have found Betty in the 1920 Carroll Co, AR census married to James > Haily--her Umphfres children are with them. > > I have failed in finding death certificates for either man and Barbara > Erwin > checked the newspapers for any mention of their deaths with no results. > The list-admin is Donna Cooper, address - ([email protected]) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >