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Additional STROUD Surnames in PLEASANT GROVE (AT OXFORD) Cemetery
STROUD, J. H.STROUD, W. H.STROUD, John Argalis "Uncle Gale"STROUD, Euphrasia MatildaSTROUD, NoraSTROUD, Sarah LucySTROUD, ManervaSTROUD, Oliver Perry HazardSTROUD, William H.STROUD, James O.STROUD, Lester PerrySTROUD, OdellSTROUD, Manerva MaySTROUD, MarthaSTROUD, T. M. Additional STROUD Surnames in IZARD County
STROUD, Alford ASTROUD, Bartlett S.STROUD, Baby MaxSTROUD, BeatriceSTROUD, Daisy B.STROUD, Dessie LoreneSTROUD, Ella MSTROUD, Ellis HSTROUD, Esmer OdusSTROUD, Ezra CSTROUD, FlossieSTROUD, Frances N.STROUD, HarringtonSTROUD, Henry M.STROUD, Imogene M.STROUD, James M.STROUD, Jeffie ESTROUD, Jesse ThomasSTROUD, JeffieSTROUD, John EdgarSTROUD, John ThomasSTROUD, Junior TravisSTROUD, Kenneth Jay "Buck"STROUD, Laura ElizabethSTROUD, Laura MadglenaSTROUD, LeilaSTROUD, Lola GaySTROUD, Martha JSTROUD, MarySTROUD, Margaret AnnSTROUD, Matilda Frances "Fannie"STROUD, Mamie LeeSTROUD, Mary FrancesSTROUD, Nellie GraySTROUD, Ninah A.STROUD, Oveta JuanitaSTROUD, Rayburn OtisSTROUD, Sarah I.STROUD, Tressie MaeSTROUD, William SewellSTROUD, WillieSTROUD, William Jefferson, DR.
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Submitted: 4/14/12 • Approved: 4/15/12 • Last Updated: 7/23/12 • R676776-G0-S3
Born 1839, Tennessee.
Died June 1, 1906, Wideman, Izard County, Arkansas.
Son of William & Mary Stroud.
Married (1) Lucy Jenkins.
Married (2) Manerva Stroud.
The Melbourne Times, Melbourne, Arkansas, June 14, 1906:
Local News
L. M. Stroud, one of the best known and most highly respected citizens in the county died at his home near Wideman Friday night, June 1. The remains were buried at Pleasant Grove cemetery Sunday., June 3rd, by the Masonic Fraternity.
(Photo courtesy of Vera Reeves)
Contributed on 4/14/12 by maxparnell
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