Zimmerman, Wells,See, Bertram

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FIELDS

1  _UID 9E2880125EACA34E8DE786A5115FD97AB5AD
2  _SDATE 1 JUL 1808

Julia Malissa BUTTRAM

1  _UID EF4FD423445EAC46B406C4A9567AFBAC676F

F.M. RENTFRO

1  _UID E7E6506A7758384DB4139FFAF6CBD64214D5
2  _SDATE 1 JUL 1853

Martha WANN

1  _UID 1C89967D1E49B04CBC74F3CD78CD36D95FB6

Leander J. "Lee" WANN

1  _UID 3AAFD9829E927446914E34EF3A3960B4B799

Minerva RENTFRO

1  _UID 92529D1771E5A5479CB9B768A456D1CBE403
2  _SDATE 1 JUL 1849

Nicholas KEITH

1  _UID AB26C32D7BD966419CEF8EA7BE7C478A87BD
2  _SDATE 1 JUL 1812

Nancy BUTTRAM

1  _UID 5A3E1AA65746E34E996D0590201CBC9B5466

Timothy S. KEITH

1  _UID 87576595EEB0D1429D6915E42EBB49CB85D3

John H. KEITH

1  _UID 83167BDF64CAFA46A604D7FA3C3BD8244FCC

Jane KEITH

1  _UID 9A53F209B2BF9945A9488412D75496F87750

Jacob BUTTRAM

1  _UID 25342E1D41DF6A43A311ABD1A18DA5C13555

JACOB moved to Scott (now Logan) Co., Arkansas in 1849 wi t h his brother Elihu.  He erected six houses in the town of Sugar Grove, Logan Co.,Arkansas was latter named . Elihu's wife and Jacob's parents were buried in the cemetery on Jacob's place.  He was elected representative of Scott County, an office he held until the close of the war.  He was a member of the Masonic Lodge No. 205 of Sugar Creek and was made a Master Mason in the Booneville Lodge in 1859.  Jacob and his second wife Emma moved to Hereford, Texa s in April 1902 due to his health.  Other Buttram kinfolks lived in Jacob's houses until a lake was built.  The cemetery was moved to build the lake.

Josephine WILSON

1  _UID 7C3E8ED9B5C5E24B97B97A50676E03D18B85

SLIGER

1  _UID 4FC1491B2CFF8741B3F3FFC8591FAB4E45B4

Jane BUTTRAM

1  _UID D4BC96A5E9192A45A127160A1F56AD549AE4
2  _SDATE 8  1900

FOSTER

1  _UID 9958483D43EC5243929E6B862AB27807B64F

Sarah BUTTRAM

1  _UID 50A3EC730512F34EBD0718E7E1A524BBD22C

TUGGLE

1  _UID FC35DA3AC7C08149A14743F25D2BDBC0D698

Elizabeth BUTTRAM

1  _UID 584AD5484061324DA1EA248CE469CB3D6F98

Sterling D. SHIPLEY

1  _UID 01A9095C34CD8C42B97889A4EC621BE98E99
2  _SDATE 1 JUL 1821

Laurania Tamsy BUTTRAM

1  _UID 090D4DCD3BC2C14EBB870AE6D6075FEF99B1

Noah BUTTRAM

1  _UID 5CDFF1B312D6CD45830364833B96C7856364

NOAH built the Tranquility Methodist Church in McMinn Co . , Tennessee following his estrangement from the Buttram Chapel Methodist Church, which resulted from a quarrel in the community about 1840.  He left the area in 1849 and moved to Logan Co., Arkansas.  "This story has been told concerning Ann Huffacre Buttram , wife of Noah Buttram. She bought a pair of moccasins from an Indian. This caused an uproar in the community .  As a result of this strife, Noah quit attending Buttram 's Chapel, and began to hold services with the pro-moccasin group in the schoolhouse.  Noah's brother, Heil, a member of the school board, locked the schoolhouse to prevent Noah from holding services there.  When Noah learned that he could not get into the schoolhouse, he determined that he would build a church of his own on his land.  He started the next day.  He named this new church Tranquility Methodist Church.  This must not have completely resolved the problem, because Noah & his family left Tennessee about 1849 and went to Logan Co. Arkansas, where he and Ann both died in 1851 ." Source #16 and  Source #42 - Vol. 12, No. 2, Summer 1995 , page 9; Vol. 2, No. 1, Spring 1985

Ann HUFFAKER

1  _UID 0DDFACCBA4A5F34092A0ACFB2575F7EA33C7

Buffronie BUTTRAM

1  _UID 316F800D20E57646A98518080D91F24E1A5F