Moses William Ronk, born in Virginia, was the son of Henry and Francis Ronk.
1880 Census - Salem, Roanoke, VA
Henry Ronk 23
Francis Ronk 23
Jonah E. Ronk 2
Moses W. Ronk 11m *
1900 Census - Six Mile, Franklin, AR
Henry W Ronk 43 - farmer
Francis S Ronk 43
Moses W Ronk 20 *
John H Ronk 13
Maggie S Ronk 17
Lillie A Ronk 16
Emery C Ronk 11
Price R Ronk 8
Etta M Ronk 3
Clifford L Ronk 1
Moses became the husband of Ethel McClelland Ronk. They married March 23, 1904, in Logan County, Arkansas where they lived in Chismville. In 1907 he was appointed postmaster for Ratcliff, Logan, Arkansas.
By 1920, Moses and Ethel moved to Fort Smith, in Sebastian County, Arkansas. Moses was a salesman and raised livestock.
1920 Census - Fort Smith, Ward 2, Sebastian, AR
M W Ronk 39
Ethel Ronk 33
Moses later married Jessie Mae Willet Ronk, on February 21, 1939, in Sebastian County, Arkansas.
1940 Census - Marion, Sebastian, AR
M W Ronk 59
Jessie M Ronk 47
Jessie died September 15, 1945. Prior to Jessie's death (approximately January 1945), cemetery records note that Mr. and Mrs. Moses Ronk gave to Steep Hill Cemetery a strip of land approximately 200 feet in length and 20 feet wide to be reserved for them and their heirs.
After Jessie's death, Moses married Rachel Audrey Clayton Van Dyne on May 14, 1947, in Sebastian County, Arkansas.
Moses passed January 18, 1958 and is buried next to his wives, Jessie and Rachel, on the land donated as are other relatives.
Note: The Ronk land referenced runs from the center driveway, to the Northwest corner, along the fence line.
1880 Census - Salem, Roanoke, VA
Henry Ronk 23
Francis Ronk 23
Jonah E. Ronk 2
Moses W. Ronk 11m *
1900 Census - Six Mile, Franklin, AR
Henry W Ronk 43 - farmer
Francis S Ronk 43
Moses W Ronk 20 *
John H Ronk 13
Maggie S Ronk 17
Lillie A Ronk 16
Emery C Ronk 11
Price R Ronk 8
Etta M Ronk 3
Clifford L Ronk 1
Moses became the husband of Ethel McClelland Ronk. They married March 23, 1904, in Logan County, Arkansas where they lived in Chismville. In 1907 he was appointed postmaster for Ratcliff, Logan, Arkansas.
By 1920, Moses and Ethel moved to Fort Smith, in Sebastian County, Arkansas. Moses was a salesman and raised livestock.
1920 Census - Fort Smith, Ward 2, Sebastian, AR
M W Ronk 39
Ethel Ronk 33
Moses later married Jessie Mae Willet Ronk, on February 21, 1939, in Sebastian County, Arkansas.
1940 Census - Marion, Sebastian, AR
M W Ronk 59
Jessie M Ronk 47
Jessie died September 15, 1945. Prior to Jessie's death (approximately January 1945), cemetery records note that Mr. and Mrs. Moses Ronk gave to Steep Hill Cemetery a strip of land approximately 200 feet in length and 20 feet wide to be reserved for them and their heirs.
After Jessie's death, Moses married Rachel Audrey Clayton Van Dyne on May 14, 1947, in Sebastian County, Arkansas.
Moses passed January 18, 1958 and is buried next to his wives, Jessie and Rachel, on the land donated as are other relatives.
Note: The Ronk land referenced runs from the center driveway, to the Northwest corner, along the fence line.
Moses William Ronk, born in Virginia, was the son of Henry and Francis Ronk.
1880 Census - Salem, Roanoke, VA
Henry Ronk 23
Francis Ronk 23
Jonah E. Ronk 2
Moses W. Ronk 11m *
1900 Census - Six Mile, Franklin, AR
Henry W Ronk 43 - farmer
Francis S Ronk 43
Moses W Ronk 20 *
John H Ronk 13
Maggie S Ronk 17
Lillie A Ronk 16
Emery C Ronk 11
Price R Ronk 8
Etta M Ronk 3
Clifford L Ronk 1
Moses became the husband of Ethel McClelland Ronk. They married March 23, 1904, in Logan County, Arkansas where they lived in Chismville. In 1907 he was appointed postmaster for Ratcliff, Logan, Arkansas.
By 1920, Moses and Ethel moved to Fort Smith, in Sebastian County, Arkansas. Moses was a salesman and raised livestock.
1920 Census - Fort Smith, Ward 2, Sebastian, AR
M W Ronk 39
Ethel Ronk 33
Moses later married Jessie Mae Willet Ronk, on February 21, 1939, in Sebastian County, Arkansas.
1940 Census - Marion, Sebastian, AR
M W Ronk 59
Jessie M Ronk 47
Jessie died September 15, 1945. Prior to Jessie's death (approximately January 1945), cemetery records note that Mr. and Mrs. Moses Ronk gave to Steep Hill Cemetery a strip of land approximately 200 feet in length and 20 feet wide to be reserved for them and their heirs.
After Jessie's death, Moses married Rachel Audrey Clayton Van Dyne on May 14, 1947, in Sebastian County, Arkansas.
Moses passed January 18, 1958 and is buried next to his wives, Jessie and Rachel, on the land donated as are other relatives.
Note: The Ronk land referenced runs from the center driveway, to the Northwest corner, along the fence line.
1880 Census - Salem, Roanoke, VA
Henry Ronk 23
Francis Ronk 23
Jonah E. Ronk 2
Moses W. Ronk 11m *
1900 Census - Six Mile, Franklin, AR
Henry W Ronk 43 - farmer
Francis S Ronk 43
Moses W Ronk 20 *
John H Ronk 13
Maggie S Ronk 17
Lillie A Ronk 16
Emery C Ronk 11
Price R Ronk 8
Etta M Ronk 3
Clifford L Ronk 1
Moses became the husband of Ethel McClelland Ronk. They married March 23, 1904, in Logan County, Arkansas where they lived in Chismville. In 1907 he was appointed postmaster for Ratcliff, Logan, Arkansas.
By 1920, Moses and Ethel moved to Fort Smith, in Sebastian County, Arkansas. Moses was a salesman and raised livestock.
1920 Census - Fort Smith, Ward 2, Sebastian, AR
M W Ronk 39
Ethel Ronk 33
Moses later married Jessie Mae Willet Ronk, on February 21, 1939, in Sebastian County, Arkansas.
1940 Census - Marion, Sebastian, AR
M W Ronk 59
Jessie M Ronk 47
Jessie died September 15, 1945. Prior to Jessie's death (approximately January 1945), cemetery records note that Mr. and Mrs. Moses Ronk gave to Steep Hill Cemetery a strip of land approximately 200 feet in length and 20 feet wide to be reserved for them and their heirs.
After Jessie's death, Moses married Rachel Audrey Clayton Van Dyne on May 14, 1947, in Sebastian County, Arkansas.
Moses passed January 18, 1958 and is buried next to his wives, Jessie and Rachel, on the land donated as are other relatives.
Note: The Ronk land referenced runs from the center driveway, to the Northwest corner, along the fence line.
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