Andrew J NAIL (VETERAN CSA)
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Additional NAIL Surnames in GOAD SPRINGS (LOWELL) Cemetery
NAIL, William Henry "Bill"NAIL, Agnes G.NAIL, AlexNAIL, KateNAIL, ArmonNAIL, C CNAIL, CharleneNAIL, Guy ClintonNAIL, LeliaNAIL, Martha ANAIL, Martha A. (Closeup)NAIL, PeggyNAIL, RayNAIL, ElmaNAIL, John ThomasNAIL, MaryNAIL (VETERAN CSA), Andrew J NAIL, HenriettaNAIL, Arvel CyrilNAIL, Eva EllenNAIL, Arvel Cyril (Closeup)NAIL, Eva Ellen (Closeup)NAIL, Burl OtisNAIL, Hazel FlorenceNAIL, Burl Otis (Closeup)NAIL, Hazel Florence (Closeup)NAIL, FayNAIL, Flora C.NAIL, Francis AnnNAIL, LesterNAIL, Lester (Closeup)NAIL, Letha M.NAIL, Oscar CharlesNAIL, Ethel I.NAIL, Tina I.WHITEHEAD NAIL, HenriettaNAIL, Frances P.NAIL, Frances P. (Closeup)NAIL, Mollie E.NAIL, Mollie E. (Closeup)NAIL, Madison V (Closeup) Additional NAIL Surnames in BENTON County
NAIL, Alma L.NAIL, Alice RuthNAIL, Charles HunterNAIL, CoraNAIL, Don R.NAIL, Harold DeWayneNAIL, HunterNAIL, JessieNAIL, JoeNAIL, M. C.NAIL, NancyNAIL, Roy C.NAIL, Sarah
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Submitted: 12/8/09 • Approved: 8/5/18 • Last Updated: 8/8/18 • R266218-G266218-S3
Andrew
PRIVATE
Company H 1 Arkansas Cavalry
Civil War Confederate
1830 - March 1, 1882
Age 68 Years
Henrietta
August 22, 1840 - December 29, 1928
*Obituary
Rogers Daily News
December 29, 1928
NAIL, Henrietta - Mrs. Henrietta Nail, mother of the six Nail brothers living east of Lowell in the Nail settlement, died at 8 o'clock this morning at the home of her son, Hunter, from pneumonia and complications. Mrs. Nail has not been enjoying good health for several months but her last illness was of only a few days duration. Mrs. Nail came from Tennessee to Benton County with her parents when she was a small child. She was 87 years and some months old at the time of her death and had lived the the same house ever since coming to this county. The deceased is survived by six sons, John, Hunter, Joe, Alec, Charley and Bill. Her husband died about thirty-five years ago. Her eldest son, father of Everett Nail of Rogers, has also been dead many years. Until her recent illness Mrs. Nail continued to live in the old Nail homestead. Standing in the front door of her home Mrs. Nail could see the lights in the homes of her six sons. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday at Goad's Spring near Lowell. Funeral arrangements are in charge of J.W. Bryant.
*Obituary
Benton County Record & Democrat & Sun
January 3, 1929
(from Stony Point) Grandma Nail, mother of John, Hunter, Joe, Alec, Oscar, William and Claude Nail, died Saturday, Dec. 29th at the home of her son, Hunter, and was buried Sunday at Goad Springs.
*Obituary
Benton County Record & Democrat & Sun
January 3, 1929
Mrs. Henrietta Nail, one of the oldest pioneer women in the county, died at the home of her son, Hunter Nail, on the old Nail homestead near Lowell Sunday morning after a short illness of pneumonia. She was 86 years of age, nearly 80 of which had been on the old homestead taken up by her father who came here in about 1848. Burial was made Sunday in the Goad cemetery. Mrs. Nail was born in Tennessee in 1841 and came here with her parents when a small child. She is survived by six sons, all of whom live within sight of her home and are well to do farmers. These are Hunter, Claude, William, John, Alex and Joseph Nail.
*Obituary
Rogers Democrat
January 3, 1929
Mrs. Henrietta Nail, 87 years old, died Saturday morning at the home of her son, Hunter Nail, living near Lowell, south of here, after a few days' illness which terminated in pneumonia. Mrs. Nail is survived by six sons, Hunter, John, Joe, Aleck, Claud and Bill, all of whom lived in the immediate vicinity of the old home where Mrs. Nail had lived since a young girl, when she came from Tennessee. After the death of her husband 35 years ago she still remained at her home where she might be near her seven sons, one of whom died a few years ago. Funeral services were held at Goad Springs cemetery Sunday. The Nail family are among the prominent farmers, the sons owning nearly 2,000 acres of land in Benton and Washington counties. Everett Nail, whose large orchard is south of Rogers, is a grandson of the deceased.
*Obituary
Rogers Democrat
January 3, 1929
(from Lowell) Mrs. Andrew Nail, known as Aunt "Rit," passed away Saturday morning at the age of 87 years. She was the mother of eight sons, all of whom raised families and seven survive her. They settled around the old home so that she could see the light from each of their windows. Andrew Nail has been dead for many years but her dowry in the home pace has been three-thirds.
Contributed on 12/8/09 by wfields55
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