![]() |
Barry County Missouri Photo & Article submitted by Darla Ball Marbut Obitituary of Emma submitted by Joy Guentert |
Photo of a curved front portrait of Frank and Emma. |
Emma Thornton Tucker Oct 6, 1855-Feb 2, 1929
Francis owned 152 acres in Sec 7 of T 21N, Range 26W. His sister Cynthia Tucker Smith (Mrs Jasper Smith) was on the East and Charles K. Tucker was South of her. Francis also had 40 acres in Section 8 with his nephew Lewis Smith directly North of him. His land joined B.F. Curry.
Francis Tucker died March 6, 1908 and is buried in the Munsey Cemetery
at Eagle Rock, Mo
Emma A. Thornton Tucker died February 2, 1929 and is buried beside
her husband in the Munsey Cemetery.
Francis and Emma A. Thornton Tucker's children:
1. Dollie Jane Tucker b. June 27, 1875 married
Finas Ball
2. Rose Marada Tucker b September 10, 1876 m. George Rittenhour Haddock
3. Charles Kenion Tucker b January 31, 1879
m. Nora Belle Haddock
4. Sarah E. Tucker b. December 20, 1880 died with she was 4
5. Crissie Belle Tucker b. Jan 12, 1883 m. Marion Henry Joseph
Phillips
6. Effie Tucker b. October 19, 1885 m. William Farwell
7. Rebecca Tucker b Dec 1887 m. John Harmon Easley
8. James Robert Tucker b. July 24, 1893 m. Mahula Smith
9. Frank Tucker b May 25, 1891 m. Ada Brewer
10. Everett O. Tucker b Oct 26, 1897 m. lst Theo Fay James, 2d
Harriet Patton
11. Oliver Olen "Ol" Tucker b Sep 25, 1895 m. Josie Ardelia Preddy
Obituary written By Mrs. Dona Cornell (Nora.Belle's sister)
Taken from the Cassville Republican dated February 7,1929.
Submitted by Joy Guentert
EMALINE (EMMA, EMILY) THORNTON TUCKER OBITUARY (Mother of C.K.)
Mrs. Emily Thornton Tucker was born October 6, 1855. She departed this life Februray 3, 1929, at the age of 73 years, 3 months and 28 days.
She was married to Frank Tucker over 50 years ago. To this union was born 11 children, nine of whom survive her. One child died in infancy, another daughter, Mrs. George (Rose) Haddock, preceded her about five years ago.
She was converted early in life and united with the Baptist Church. She lived a consistent Christian life, was a good mother and loved by all who knew her.
She was taken to the Muncey School House where an impressive funeral service was held, conducted by Bro. Nan Baker. Six of her grandsons were pallbearers. They were Richard and Paul Tucker, Ernest and Lois Haddock, Norman and Alvis Ball. Mrs. Ada Curry and Miss Lucy Smith were flower girls. A large crowd gathered to pay their last respects to a highly-respected citizen. The song service was conducted by the Eagle Rock singing class. Mrs. Dona Cornell was the leader.
She leaves to mourn her
loss nine children, 52 grandchildren, 29 great
grandchildren and a host of friends. Her children are C.K. Tucker; Mrs.
John Easley, Gravette, AR; Mrs. Henry Phillips, Story, AR; Mrs. William
Farwell, American Falls, ID; Oliver Tucker, Cassville, MO; Mrs. Finis Ball,
Frank, Bob, and Everett Tucker, Eagle Rock, MO. All (of her children were]
present at the funeral except Mrs. Henry Phillips. Her
remains were laid by the side of her husband in the Muncey Cemetery.
The bereaved ones have our heartfelt sympathy.
© 2001 Donna Haddock Cooper, All Rights Reserved