Arkansas Cemeteries

Whitehouse Cemetery, Arnett Arkansas
Riverside Cemetery, St. Paul Arkansas

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	Whitehouse Cemetery gate marker. The land on which the Whitehouse church and cemetery stand once belonged to my Great(X4) Grandfather Rev. Samuel Hanna.
	View of the cemetery. On the other side of the tree line at the back of the photo lies the middle fork of the White River.
	Great Great Great Great Grandfather Rev. Samuel Hanna's Headstone.
	A close up of Great(X4) Grandfather Rev. Samuel Hanna's Headstone. Di(e)d September 16, 1837.
	James Hanna Sr., son of Rev. Samuel Hanna Born December 6, 1799. Died November 1 1866.
	Mary ( Hamilton ) Hanna, wife of James Hanna Sr. Born February 27, 1797. Died October 1 1883.
	Margret ( Hanna ) Stout, daughter of Rev. Samuel Hanna Born November 21, 1810. Died August 23 1899.
	Jonathan Stout, husband of Margret ( Hanna ) Stout Died August 13, 1880. Aged 75 years.
	Middle Fork of the White River near the old Hanna farm.
	Road sign in front of Whitehouse church.
	Originally a wooden framed white building built around 1834, the church was rebuilt in approx. 1880 after a fire and again in approx. 1930 when the frame building burned again. When the church was rebuilt around 1930 it was rebuilt using native stone, which explains why the Whitehouse is no longer a white house.
	Riverside Cemetery outside of St. Paul Arkansas in Madison Co.
	Cynthia Ann ( Hanna ) Williams, daughter of Rev. Samuel Hanna Born October 29, 1802. Died November 19, 1862.
	David S. Williams, husband of Cynthia Ann ( Hanna ) Williams Born February 27, 1798. Died March 27, 1874. David S. Williams was the brother of Elizabeth Williams who married Jesse P. Hanna, My Great(X3) Grandfather.