Noah was veteran of the Confederate States of America. He enlisted from Tennessee.
He is buried in what was, in his day, the apple orchard of his home place on Lick Creek Mountain, Newton County, AR.
Noah's solitary grave is now in the Gene Rush Wildlife Management Area, Buffalo National River, in Newton County, AR.
Longitude 35 57 832
Latitude 093 00 686
∼AR PULASKI BAYOU METO TWP 1870
DEVENPORT W M 50 M W SC
Hulda 50 f b sc
Wilson 26 m b al
Poke 22 m b al
Nancy 17 f b al
Hariette 15 f b al
Oree 14 m b al
William 12 m b al
Noah 12 m b al
Jane 8 f b al
(the information below was furnished by the granddaughter of Elvira Davenport and Alf Cooper )
Noah William Davenport, married Mary Elizabeth Kilburn in December, 1876 in Richland Creek, Arkansas. His place of burial is in his apple orchard. He homesteaded the place in the 1800's, and raised their children there. Beulah Cooper Mitchell and her cousin Walsie were the ones who purchased his Memorial and had it placed there. The foundation of their house is still there. Was also told that there was supposed to be a grave of an infant at same location. (?could this possibly be Susie? b 1880}
He is buried in what was, in his day, the apple orchard of his home place on Lick Creek Mountain, Newton County, AR.
Noah's solitary grave is now in the Gene Rush Wildlife Management Area, Buffalo National River, in Newton County, AR.
Longitude 35 57 832
Latitude 093 00 686
∼AR PULASKI BAYOU METO TWP 1870
DEVENPORT W M 50 M W SC
Hulda 50 f b sc
Wilson 26 m b al
Poke 22 m b al
Nancy 17 f b al
Hariette 15 f b al
Oree 14 m b al
William 12 m b al
Noah 12 m b al
Jane 8 f b al
(the information below was furnished by the granddaughter of Elvira Davenport and Alf Cooper )
Noah William Davenport, married Mary Elizabeth Kilburn in December, 1876 in Richland Creek, Arkansas. His place of burial is in his apple orchard. He homesteaded the place in the 1800's, and raised their children there. Beulah Cooper Mitchell and her cousin Walsie were the ones who purchased his Memorial and had it placed there. The foundation of their house is still there. Was also told that there was supposed to be a grave of an infant at same location. (?could this possibly be Susie? b 1880}
Noah was veteran of the Confederate States of America. He enlisted from Tennessee.
He is buried in what was, in his day, the apple orchard of his home place on Lick Creek Mountain, Newton County, AR.
Noah's solitary grave is now in the Gene Rush Wildlife Management Area, Buffalo National River, in Newton County, AR.
Longitude 35 57 832
Latitude 093 00 686
∼AR PULASKI BAYOU METO TWP 1870
DEVENPORT W M 50 M W SC
Hulda 50 f b sc
Wilson 26 m b al
Poke 22 m b al
Nancy 17 f b al
Hariette 15 f b al
Oree 14 m b al
William 12 m b al
Noah 12 m b al
Jane 8 f b al
(the information below was furnished by the granddaughter of Elvira Davenport and Alf Cooper )
Noah William Davenport, married Mary Elizabeth Kilburn in December, 1876 in Richland Creek, Arkansas. His place of burial is in his apple orchard. He homesteaded the place in the 1800's, and raised their children there. Beulah Cooper Mitchell and her cousin Walsie were the ones who purchased his Memorial and had it placed there. The foundation of their house is still there. Was also told that there was supposed to be a grave of an infant at same location. (?could this possibly be Susie? b 1880}
He is buried in what was, in his day, the apple orchard of his home place on Lick Creek Mountain, Newton County, AR.
Noah's solitary grave is now in the Gene Rush Wildlife Management Area, Buffalo National River, in Newton County, AR.
Longitude 35 57 832
Latitude 093 00 686
∼AR PULASKI BAYOU METO TWP 1870
DEVENPORT W M 50 M W SC
Hulda 50 f b sc
Wilson 26 m b al
Poke 22 m b al
Nancy 17 f b al
Hariette 15 f b al
Oree 14 m b al
William 12 m b al
Noah 12 m b al
Jane 8 f b al
(the information below was furnished by the granddaughter of Elvira Davenport and Alf Cooper )
Noah William Davenport, married Mary Elizabeth Kilburn in December, 1876 in Richland Creek, Arkansas. His place of burial is in his apple orchard. He homesteaded the place in the 1800's, and raised their children there. Beulah Cooper Mitchell and her cousin Walsie were the ones who purchased his Memorial and had it placed there. The foundation of their house is still there. Was also told that there was supposed to be a grave of an infant at same location. (?could this possibly be Susie? b 1880}
Inscription
This is not the original stone, and dates placed without verification. Have documents to verify birth and death dates.
Gravesite Details
This headstone is the only one at this site, it was Wm N and Eliz Davenports' original homesite on Lick mountain. It was quite a hike and took several people and directions to find it. It is believed that one of their children is also buried there
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