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Additional DEAN Surnames in TUCKS CHAPEL (ROGERS) Cemetery
Additional DEAN Surnames in BENTON County
DEAN, AdahDEAN, AgnesDEAN, Albert RDEAN, Arthur AndrewDEAN, Caldona E.DEAN, Charles W.DEAN, Cora B.DEAN, Cynthia JDEAN, David BoydDEAN, Elsie MayDEAN, EllerDEAN, Eula FayeDEAN, Frances Juanita "Dickie"DEAN, Glen W.DEAN, Henry W.DEAN, Helen ChristineDEAN, IraDEAN, James P.DEAN, James LeroyDEAN, Jesse JamesDEAN, Jewell BlancheDEAN, LenaDEAN, Lee Andrew, M. D.DEAN, Lendell "Lucky"DEAN, Leta FayeDEAN, LLoydDEAN, LoisDEAN, Lura MDEAN, Mack A.DEAN, Mada J.DEAN, Mary JaneDEAN, Mary CatherineDEAN, Martha EleanorDEAN, Marjorie C.DEAN, Marvin JamesDEAN, MorrisDEAN, OmaDEAN, Opal L.DEAN, Oscar T.DEAN, Paul W.DEAN, Rhoda RebeccaDEAN, Robert CarlDEAN, Rosie AnnDEAN, Velta MaeDEAN, Vivian CDEAN, Walter CDEAN, William EarlDEAN, William "Chet"DEAN, Winifred V.DEAN, Zelda Irene
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Submitted: 7/19/10 • Approved: 7/25/21 • Last Updated: 7/28/21 • R345479-G345477-S3
Mary
March 5, 1872 - October 11, 1950
Norman
October 8, 1872 - March 23, 1916
*Obituary (as written)
Rogers Democrat
Thursday, March 30, 1916
DEAN, Norman A. - (from Avoca) Norman A. Dean was born in Benton county Oct. 8, 1862 and died March 23, 1916. Funeral services were conducted at Avoca by Rev. D. Stewart of Rogers and he was buried beside his brother at Tuck's Chapel. Mr. Dean was married to Miss Mary E. Cockrell of Brightwater January 29, 1907 who is left to mourn the great loss to her. Mr. Dean was not a member of any order or church but lived out the principles of honesty and good citizenship. Mr. Dean was the Frisco section foreman here and was out at work with the hands on the morning of the 23d when he suddenly dropped his shovel and fell to the ground and was dead in a short time. A large crowd of friends and neighbors attended the funeral and the section hands acted as pall bearers. The widow certainly has the sympathy of this community.
Contributed on 7/19/10 by judyfrog
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