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Submitted: 11/9/09 • Approved: 3/25/18 • Last Updated: 3/28/18 • R256567-G256566-S3
Richard
PRIVATE
Company F 11th Regiment Missouri Infantry
Civil War Confederate
March 21, 1836 - July 19, 1899
Source: www.nps.gov M380 ROLL 7
Missouri
April 26, 1839 - July 6, 1921
Born Lawrence Co MO
Died Evening Star AR
*Obituary
Benton County Record
Friday, July 8, 1921
HEAGERTY, Missouri Angeline PALLETT - Another old Benton county resident has passed away. Mrs. M.A. Heagerty died at the family home in the Evening Star neighborhood southwest of Bentonville Wednesday. She was about eighty-two years of age. Three sons James, John and Dugan Heagerty, and one daughter, Mrs. John Moore, survive her. All her children live in the Evening Star neighborhood. The funeral services were held yesterday and the body interred in the Barron cemetery. A large number of old friends and relatives who have long lived here were in attendance.
*Obituary
Benton County Record
Friday, July 15, 1921
Missouri Angeline Pallett was born in Lawrence County, Mo. April 26, 1839. Was married to Richard Heagerty July 9th, 1858. They came to Arkansas soon after the Civil War and settled on a farm near Osage Mills in Benton County, which has since been the family home. To them were born five children, J.W., Mary, Columbus, D.S. and James, all of whom are living to mourn the loss of mother except Columbus who died in infancy. Her husband passed away many years ago and she has lived with her youngest son, James, at her old home, growing old in years but cheerful and happy in disposition, a devoted and loving mother as well as a kind neighbor and friend. She was converted and joined the Methodist Church in 1872 and for nearly half a century has lived to show forth a Savior's life. For more than a year she has lingered in the shadows as the infirmities of age caused her mental powers to decline, but she was mercifully spared great suffering and on the morning of July 6th, 1921 she peacefully passed away, surrounded by her devoted children who so tenderly cared for her thru her declining years.
Married July 9 1858
Contributed on 11/9/09 by judyfrog
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