I am not sure but I think there might be a Roller Cemetery in Mcdonald County too. Stan > Date: Thu, 5 Aug 2010 10:15:12 -0700 > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: [MOBARRY] Another Puzzle > > List Readers, here is another puzzle for your peacful and perhaps restful day. > > On the MoBarry site we have Marvelina Scroggins Weston buried in King or P. > E. Roller - died in Apr 10, 1910 and was married to William Weston - information > is from her death certificate. > > > I now that her daughter Myrtle married Lemuel Berryhill, a brother to my > grandmother, and I am pretty sure that she died in Montrey, CA. But - the puzzle > is where are William and Marvelina buried. > > > I noticed while working on the Roller Cemetery at Garfield that a lot of > Weston folks are buried there and many of William's relatives. To add a little > mud to the clearness of this - she has family in New Salem Cemetery. > > > Marvelina Scroggins Weston's death certificate reads that she was buried in > Roller Cemetery - and doesn't state Roller in AR, or MO so I assumed it was in > MO or they would have added that it was in another state. She died of typhoid > fever at age 35 and was a daughter of James and Elizabeth (Young) Scroggins, > born in Carroll Co., AR. She was married to William. S. Weston, son of James > Kelly and Mary Ann Elizabeth Arnold, buried in Roller at Garfield. > > In 1910 she had 6 children listed and was the wife of William Weston and in 1900 > she was listed with W. S. Weston. They were in Sugar Creek Twp., which could > place her close to either cemetery. I didn't find them on the 1910 plat map, > because she died in April and her husband was already dead. > > Barry Co., Marriage record - June 8, 1890 and he was listed as W. S. Weston. > William S. Weston was a son of James Kelly and Mary Ann Elizabeth (Arnold) > Weston and they are buried in Roller Cemetery at Garfield. > > Now - here is the kicker. Since Lemuel Berryhill married Myrtle, her daughter, > then I know for sure she would be living near Washburn because that is where he > lived. So King - or P. E. Roller would make the more sense - more than taking > her to Garfield to bury her. > > Can any of you help straighten out this puzzle? I just want our files to be > correct. > > Donna Cooper > > > > > 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