Cecilia Delia Bangs was the wife of Alfred Starnes. They married July 20, 1891 in Booneville, Arkansas. They established their home in Jenny Lind, Sebastian County, Arkansas. Three children were born from their marriage: Vera, Floyd Walter and Clyde V. Starnes.
She was the daughter of Sarah H. Walton and Henry Bangs of Booneville, Logan County, Arkansas and one of several children. "Delia" and her husband, Alfred Starnes, are buried at Douglass Cemetery, at Jenny Lind, Sebastian County, Arkansas. Field rock, without engraving, mark their resting place.
Ancestral records indicate that she was third generation American. Her Bangs family originated from Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands with her great-grandfather arriving in Pennsylvania by way of ship called the "Sandwich," November 30, 1750.
She was the daughter of Sarah H. Walton and Henry Bangs of Booneville, Logan County, Arkansas and one of several children. "Delia" and her husband, Alfred Starnes, are buried at Douglass Cemetery, at Jenny Lind, Sebastian County, Arkansas. Field rock, without engraving, mark their resting place.
Ancestral records indicate that she was third generation American. Her Bangs family originated from Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands with her great-grandfather arriving in Pennsylvania by way of ship called the "Sandwich," November 30, 1750.
Cecilia Delia Bangs was the wife of Alfred Starnes. They married July 20, 1891 in Booneville, Arkansas. They established their home in Jenny Lind, Sebastian County, Arkansas. Three children were born from their marriage: Vera, Floyd Walter and Clyde V. Starnes.
She was the daughter of Sarah H. Walton and Henry Bangs of Booneville, Logan County, Arkansas and one of several children. "Delia" and her husband, Alfred Starnes, are buried at Douglass Cemetery, at Jenny Lind, Sebastian County, Arkansas. Field rock, without engraving, mark their resting place.
Ancestral records indicate that she was third generation American. Her Bangs family originated from Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands with her great-grandfather arriving in Pennsylvania by way of ship called the "Sandwich," November 30, 1750.
She was the daughter of Sarah H. Walton and Henry Bangs of Booneville, Logan County, Arkansas and one of several children. "Delia" and her husband, Alfred Starnes, are buried at Douglass Cemetery, at Jenny Lind, Sebastian County, Arkansas. Field rock, without engraving, mark their resting place.
Ancestral records indicate that she was third generation American. Her Bangs family originated from Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands with her great-grandfather arriving in Pennsylvania by way of ship called the "Sandwich," November 30, 1750.
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Grave marked by plain field rock.
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