Martha Ann Inman was the daughter of William A. Inman and Sarah Ann 'Sallie' [Crabtree] Inman.
William A. Inman was born June 26, 1879 in Centerville Twp., Yell County, Arkansas. He married Sarah Ann 'Sallie' Crabtree on January 26, 1858 in Dent County, Missouri. William served in Company K of the 8th Cavalry, Missouri Volunteers, during the Civil War and died in 1865 during or shortly after the war. His grave site remains unknown.
Sarah Ann 'Sallie' Crabtree was born February 24, 1837 in Jasper County, Illinois. After William A. Inman's death, she married John C. Blackburn and they lived on his farm near Ranger in Yell County. John C. Blackburn died in February 1872 and, after the farm was repossessed, Sallie married neighbor Joseph C. Pickens, who died about 1885. Sallie then married Richard Massey/Massie on August 1886. When her husband deserted her, Sallie moved to the city of Havana. There, she lived with her widowed daughter Lilley 'Emmaline' [Blackburn] Williams George in Emmaline's home on Railroad Avenue. When Sallie died on December 22, 1910, she was laid to rest in the Havana City Cemetery in Yell County under the name Sallie Massie.
Martha Ann Inman was born March 3, 1862 (Gravestone reads 1861) in Yell County, Arkansas. Her siblings were John Henry, Elvira, Joseph H., and Elizabeth B. Inman. Martha also had three half-sisters, Alice J., Susin Tennessee, and Lilley 'Emmaline' Blackburn.
Martha married William F. Walker on June 26, 1879 in Centerville Twp., Yell County, Arkansas. William was born February 1854 in Dardanelle Twp., Yell County, Arkansas. His parents were John Walker, Jr. and Sarah [Talbot] Walker. William had at least two brothers, John Walker III and Columbus Walker.
William and Martha's children were Felix Wesley 'Wes', James H., Columbus M., Amanda 'Mandy' J., Eli S., Lee Roy, Albert, and William 'Willie' Inman. (There were five other children, names unknown, who did not survive.)
William F. Walker died before 1910 in Riley Twp., Yell County and his grave site remains unknown.
After her husband's death, Martha Ann [Inman] Walker stayed with relatives and by 1925, she was living with her oldest son Felix Wesley 'Wes' Walker in Ripley, Payne County, Oklahoma, where Wes worked for the railroad. Another son, Lee Roy Walker, was also living close by, and working for the railroad.
Martha Ann died March 27, 1934 in Ripley and is laid to rest in the Oak Park Cemetery.
William A. Inman was born June 26, 1879 in Centerville Twp., Yell County, Arkansas. He married Sarah Ann 'Sallie' Crabtree on January 26, 1858 in Dent County, Missouri. William served in Company K of the 8th Cavalry, Missouri Volunteers, during the Civil War and died in 1865 during or shortly after the war. His grave site remains unknown.
Sarah Ann 'Sallie' Crabtree was born February 24, 1837 in Jasper County, Illinois. After William A. Inman's death, she married John C. Blackburn and they lived on his farm near Ranger in Yell County. John C. Blackburn died in February 1872 and, after the farm was repossessed, Sallie married neighbor Joseph C. Pickens, who died about 1885. Sallie then married Richard Massey/Massie on August 1886. When her husband deserted her, Sallie moved to the city of Havana. There, she lived with her widowed daughter Lilley 'Emmaline' [Blackburn] Williams George in Emmaline's home on Railroad Avenue. When Sallie died on December 22, 1910, she was laid to rest in the Havana City Cemetery in Yell County under the name Sallie Massie.
Martha Ann Inman was born March 3, 1862 (Gravestone reads 1861) in Yell County, Arkansas. Her siblings were John Henry, Elvira, Joseph H., and Elizabeth B. Inman. Martha also had three half-sisters, Alice J., Susin Tennessee, and Lilley 'Emmaline' Blackburn.
Martha married William F. Walker on June 26, 1879 in Centerville Twp., Yell County, Arkansas. William was born February 1854 in Dardanelle Twp., Yell County, Arkansas. His parents were John Walker, Jr. and Sarah [Talbot] Walker. William had at least two brothers, John Walker III and Columbus Walker.
William and Martha's children were Felix Wesley 'Wes', James H., Columbus M., Amanda 'Mandy' J., Eli S., Lee Roy, Albert, and William 'Willie' Inman. (There were five other children, names unknown, who did not survive.)
William F. Walker died before 1910 in Riley Twp., Yell County and his grave site remains unknown.
After her husband's death, Martha Ann [Inman] Walker stayed with relatives and by 1925, she was living with her oldest son Felix Wesley 'Wes' Walker in Ripley, Payne County, Oklahoma, where Wes worked for the railroad. Another son, Lee Roy Walker, was also living close by, and working for the railroad.
Martha Ann died March 27, 1934 in Ripley and is laid to rest in the Oak Park Cemetery.
Martha Ann Inman was the daughter of William A. Inman and Sarah Ann 'Sallie' [Crabtree] Inman.
William A. Inman was born June 26, 1879 in Centerville Twp., Yell County, Arkansas. He married Sarah Ann 'Sallie' Crabtree on January 26, 1858 in Dent County, Missouri. William served in Company K of the 8th Cavalry, Missouri Volunteers, during the Civil War and died in 1865 during or shortly after the war. His grave site remains unknown.
Sarah Ann 'Sallie' Crabtree was born February 24, 1837 in Jasper County, Illinois. After William A. Inman's death, she married John C. Blackburn and they lived on his farm near Ranger in Yell County. John C. Blackburn died in February 1872 and, after the farm was repossessed, Sallie married neighbor Joseph C. Pickens, who died about 1885. Sallie then married Richard Massey/Massie on August 1886. When her husband deserted her, Sallie moved to the city of Havana. There, she lived with her widowed daughter Lilley 'Emmaline' [Blackburn] Williams George in Emmaline's home on Railroad Avenue. When Sallie died on December 22, 1910, she was laid to rest in the Havana City Cemetery in Yell County under the name Sallie Massie.
Martha Ann Inman was born March 3, 1862 (Gravestone reads 1861) in Yell County, Arkansas. Her siblings were John Henry, Elvira, Joseph H., and Elizabeth B. Inman. Martha also had three half-sisters, Alice J., Susin Tennessee, and Lilley 'Emmaline' Blackburn.
Martha married William F. Walker on June 26, 1879 in Centerville Twp., Yell County, Arkansas. William was born February 1854 in Dardanelle Twp., Yell County, Arkansas. His parents were John Walker, Jr. and Sarah [Talbot] Walker. William had at least two brothers, John Walker III and Columbus Walker.
William and Martha's children were Felix Wesley 'Wes', James H., Columbus M., Amanda 'Mandy' J., Eli S., Lee Roy, Albert, and William 'Willie' Inman. (There were five other children, names unknown, who did not survive.)
William F. Walker died before 1910 in Riley Twp., Yell County and his grave site remains unknown.
After her husband's death, Martha Ann [Inman] Walker stayed with relatives and by 1925, she was living with her oldest son Felix Wesley 'Wes' Walker in Ripley, Payne County, Oklahoma, where Wes worked for the railroad. Another son, Lee Roy Walker, was also living close by, and working for the railroad.
Martha Ann died March 27, 1934 in Ripley and is laid to rest in the Oak Park Cemetery.
William A. Inman was born June 26, 1879 in Centerville Twp., Yell County, Arkansas. He married Sarah Ann 'Sallie' Crabtree on January 26, 1858 in Dent County, Missouri. William served in Company K of the 8th Cavalry, Missouri Volunteers, during the Civil War and died in 1865 during or shortly after the war. His grave site remains unknown.
Sarah Ann 'Sallie' Crabtree was born February 24, 1837 in Jasper County, Illinois. After William A. Inman's death, she married John C. Blackburn and they lived on his farm near Ranger in Yell County. John C. Blackburn died in February 1872 and, after the farm was repossessed, Sallie married neighbor Joseph C. Pickens, who died about 1885. Sallie then married Richard Massey/Massie on August 1886. When her husband deserted her, Sallie moved to the city of Havana. There, she lived with her widowed daughter Lilley 'Emmaline' [Blackburn] Williams George in Emmaline's home on Railroad Avenue. When Sallie died on December 22, 1910, she was laid to rest in the Havana City Cemetery in Yell County under the name Sallie Massie.
Martha Ann Inman was born March 3, 1862 (Gravestone reads 1861) in Yell County, Arkansas. Her siblings were John Henry, Elvira, Joseph H., and Elizabeth B. Inman. Martha also had three half-sisters, Alice J., Susin Tennessee, and Lilley 'Emmaline' Blackburn.
Martha married William F. Walker on June 26, 1879 in Centerville Twp., Yell County, Arkansas. William was born February 1854 in Dardanelle Twp., Yell County, Arkansas. His parents were John Walker, Jr. and Sarah [Talbot] Walker. William had at least two brothers, John Walker III and Columbus Walker.
William and Martha's children were Felix Wesley 'Wes', James H., Columbus M., Amanda 'Mandy' J., Eli S., Lee Roy, Albert, and William 'Willie' Inman. (There were five other children, names unknown, who did not survive.)
William F. Walker died before 1910 in Riley Twp., Yell County and his grave site remains unknown.
After her husband's death, Martha Ann [Inman] Walker stayed with relatives and by 1925, she was living with her oldest son Felix Wesley 'Wes' Walker in Ripley, Payne County, Oklahoma, where Wes worked for the railroad. Another son, Lee Roy Walker, was also living close by, and working for the railroad.
Martha Ann died March 27, 1934 in Ripley and is laid to rest in the Oak Park Cemetery.
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