NEWCONB CEMETERY, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ARKANSAS

    From Baker’s store in Glenwood take highway 70 E. towards Hot Springs for 3.4 miles.  Turn right onto McGrew Road and go .7 miles.  Cemetery is located on private property on a hill enclosed by a fence.  Cemetery list obtained from Alice Shirley and submitted by Richard Rodgers on December 22, 1999.

    NAME DATE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH NOTATION
    ADAMS, Icie   1911   1912   Infant daughter of Thomas and Ludie Featherston Adams
    ADAMS, Ludie Featherston   12/13/1891   7/11/1911   Daughter of L. Green and Lydia Newcomb Featherston
    ADAMS, Oscar   1907   1913   Son of Thomas and Ludie Featherston Adams
    FEATHERSTON, Frankie E.   1885   1886   Son of son of L. Green and Lydia Newcomb Featherston
    FEATHERSTON, Herman E.   4/27/1908   10/24/1908    
    GOLDEN, Drucilla Stone   1815   before 1880   Born in Tennessee
    GOLDEN, William 1811 1/1/1874   Son of William and Mary Polly Turner Golden. Civil War Veteran - Union Army, Co D. 4th Arkansas Calvery
    NEWCOMB, Clingman   1856   before 1870   Son of Thmas James and Lydia Markham Newcomb
    NEWCOMB, George W.   12/31/1835   12/12/1862   Son of Thoma J. and Sarah Ann Golden Newcomb. Civil War Veteran - CSA - Adams Reg, Co 3, 2nd Brigade, Ark. Inf.
    NEWCOMB, Lydia Josephine   4/14/1890   4/25/1897   Daughter of Frank and Sarah Lee Lankford Newcomb
    NEWCOMB, Lydia Markham   1811   9/1888   Born in Tennessee - Wife of Thomas James Newcomb - Daughter of Thomas and Lydia Brakefield Markham
    NEWCOMB, Martha Ann   6/7/1886   6/29/1894   Daughter of Frank and Sara Lee Newcomb
    NEWCOMB, Sarah Ann Golden   1/22/1841   10/26/1906   Wife of Thomas J. Newcomb. Daughter of William and Drucilla Golden
    NEWCOMB, Thomas J.   12/12/1837   2/19/1895   Son of Thomas James and Lydia Markham Newcomb. Civil War Veteran. CSA - Co H. - 23rd Reg, Ark. Inf.
    NEWCOMB, Thomas James   1809   1871   Born in Kentucky. Husband of Lydia Markham Newcomb. Father of George W.; Thomas J.; and Clingman. United States Army from 1832 to 1833, Jessie Bean’s Mounted Rangers
    RAY, William Malvin   12/26/1899   1/8/1914   Son of Lee Roy and Josephine Newcomb Ray
    WILHITE, Stephen Ray   11/25/1953   2/3/1996   Son of Fred G. and Billye Newcomb Wilhite

     

    1 Grave Name Unknown b. 1865    d. 1873
    Young Black Male. Orphan from Mississippi. Came with William David Toland family in 1871.
    5 unidentified graves marked with stone and crosses.

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