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Additional GALYEAN Surnames in MOUNT PLEASANT (HIWASSE) Cemetery
GALYEAN, Rhea YvonneGALYEAN, Roy H., Rev.GALYEAN, Emma V.GALYEAN, S.GALYEAN, S. (Closeup)GALYEAN, CliftonGALYEAN, Alex M.GALYEAN, Fannie E.GALYEAN, Cora InezGALYEAN, Elga R (Orginal)GALYEAN, Elga RGALYEAN, Essie MGALYEAN, Essie M (Original)GALYEAN, Esther VirginiaGALYEAN, FannieGALYEAN, Hunter E.GALYEAN, Lance VincentGALYEAN, Larry JoeGALYEAN, LolaGALYEAN, MarshalGALYEAN, LuraGALYEAN, Otis AlexGALYEAN, David R.GALYEAN, Franklin A.GALYEAN, George S. "Sam"GALYEAN, Hattie F.GALYEAN, Hattie F. (Closeup)GALYEAN, Luther C.GALYEAN, Hattie PearlGALYEAN, PaulGALYEAN, IsabelGALYEAN, Randolph (Closeup)GALYEAN, Isabel (Closeup)GALYEAN, RuthGALYEAN, RuthGALYEAN, RubyGALYEAN, SamuelGALYEAN, Thomas A.GALYEAN, Verda FayeGALYEAN, Wilmer E.GALYEAN, Hattie G.GALYEAN, Francis MGALYEAN, Ida L.GALYEAN, IllegibleGALYEAN, Rutha L.GALYEAN, BethenaGALYEAN, Telitha E.GALYEAN, TennesseeGALYEAN, EuniceGALYEAN, Vera Darline Additional GALYEAN Surnames in BENTON County
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Submitted: 10/1/09 • Approved: 7/21/18 • Last Updated: 7/24/18 • R242596-G242595-S3
Randolph
PRIVATE
Company G 2 Arkansas Cavalry
Civil War Confederate
March 24, 1841 - May 21, 1914
*Obituary
Gravette News-Herald
Friday, May 29, 1914
GALYEAN, Randolph - {from Hiwasse} Randolph Galyean died Thursday, May 21, 1914 and was buried at Mt. Pleasant Friday. Mr. Galyean was one of the earliest settlers in these parts and a citizen and neighbor who will be missed by his host of friends. He had been a victim of paralysis for some years and this was the cause of his death. He figured in the early development of this country and the hardships and perplexing problems of the rebellion in which he shared gives him a place in the interesting history of Benton county in those days.
Isabel
December 21, 1845 - August 5, 1936
*Obituary
Gravette News Herald
Friday, August 7, 1936
GALYEAN, Isabell RUSSELL - Mrs. Isabell Galyean, Pioneer, Passes Away - Mrs. Isabell Galyean, a fine type of our pioneer women, who spent all her life in the Ozarks, and most of 90 years in this community, died at her home on South First street, Wednesday, where she resided with her son, Elbert. Mrs. Galyean was one of a very few surviving citizens of her generation here, who helped develope the region. For 70 years she was a member of the Baptist church, and lived her religion every day.
Mrs. Galyean was the daughter of Elijah and Louisa Russell, born December 21, 1845, in McDonald County, Missouri and departed this life August 5, 1936. She was married to Randolph Galyean May 31, 1866. Ten children were born to them, two of whom survive, Toliver Galyean, of Mt. Vernon, Washington and Elbert Galyean, Gravette. There are 14 grandchildren, several great-grandchildren and many other relatives who survive. She was a charter member of the Mt. Pleasant Baptist church.
The funeral was conducted at Mt. Pleasant Thursday, Rev. John Stephen officiating. Interment was made in the cemetery there.
Source: Sons of Confederate Veterans, Benton County, Arkansas 2009
Compiled by William W Degge
Contributed on 10/1/09 by wfields55
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