Martha Elvira Bunch

Born:Aug.6,1904

Death:Feb. 14, 1995
Married:Thomas D. Hooper

Children:

Wanda Tylene

Margaret Eloise

Mary Elizabeth(Tiny)

Ella Jean

Thomas Derice Jr.

Ronald Ruel

Margaret Eloise Hooper

Birth: Dec. 29, 1924
Death: Sept. 26, 2007
Married:Charles L. Stewart
Children:Linda Kaye
Carolyn Sue
Bobby Joe
Sharlot Ann

Thomas Derice Hooper

Birth:May 24,1892
Death:Sept.23,1964
Married:Martha Elvira Bunch
Children:

Wanda Tylene
Margaret Eloise

Mary Elizabeth
Ella Jean

Thomas Derice Jr.

Ronald Ruel

William Stewart

Born: abt. 1730
Death: ukn.
Married: Mary (ukn)
Children:
John Stewart 1760
William Stewart 1761
Edward Stewart 1765 Amelia Va.
Mary Stewart 1766
Sally(Sarah)Stewart 1767
Charles Stewart 1770

Edward Stewart

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birth: 1765 Amelia, Virginia
death: 1842 Greenville, South Carolina
Married: Mary (Molly) Ford
Children: John C. Stewart
Edward Stewart 1797
William Stewart 1-27-1798

John C. Stewart

Birth: 1796 Spartanburg, South Carolina
Death: 1850 Carroll, Tennessee
Married: Lettie 1815 Greenville, South Carolina
Great Great Great Grandfather

Great Great Grandfather James Franklin Stewart

Birth: Nov. 22 1826
Death: Sep. 21 1885
Married: Cornelia Ann Blow Aug. 28 1848 Carroll Tennessee
Children:
Mary Jane Stewart 1849 Tennessee
John Robert Stewart 1851 Tennessee
Josephine Stewart 1853 Tennessee
James Filmore Stewart Dec. 29 1854 Tennessee
Luania Stewart 1858 Tennessee
Henrietta Stewart 1860 White Arkansas
Emma Stewart 1862 Arkansas
Sarah Stewart 1864 Arkansas
William Ethridge Stewart Sep. 1867 Arkansas
Levi Thomas Stewart Aug 27 1869 Conway Arkansas
Virginia T Stewart 1872 Arkansas

Note1: Corporal James Franklin Stewart

Enlisted Nov. 6 1861 at Pochontas,

Arkansas. Paroled Apr. 26 1865

at Grenada, Mississippi

Note2: Enlisted into Company I, 8th Regiment, Arkansas Infantry

in 1861. He was captured and spent the remainder of the war in prison.

While in prison, he was said to have worked in the hospital regiment and

also as a cobbler making shoes. According to family, after arriving home,

he was very emaciated. Upon his return to Naylor, he opened a drug store

and was later referred to as Doctor Stewart.