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New Zion Baptist Church Cemetery · Arkansas · 88 people documented

  • Jackson Nash

    1924-06-25 – 1998-06-11

  • Rhonda Michelle Nash

    1970-10-19 – 1983-08-03

  • Alma Denise Owens

    1964-07-01 – 2003-06-11

  • Christopher Paxton

    1967-02-02 – 2006-03-17

  • Clara Paxton

    1978-07-25

  • John L Paxton

    1893-03-01 – 1985-11-11

  • Priscilla Paxton
  • Jerry Perkins

    1914-05-14 – 1986-12-25

  • Bertha Nash Powell

    1914-04-16 – 2005-10-10

  • Alice Promise

    1984-10-28

  • Mae Jewel Reeves

    1940-12-17 – 2023-03-25

  • Mary Robinson

    1901-06-21 – 1999-10-16

  • Ernestine Smith

    1905-03-20

  • Galines Smith
  • Pearl Settles Smith

    1896-08-31 – 1986-12-27

  • Retand Smith

    1894-01-01 – 1954-01-04

  • Betty Jean Steward

    1944-04-09 – 2000-11-06

  • Josephine Sullivan

    1989-03-05

  • Eloise Turner

    1946-03-22 – 2021-03-05

  • Georgia Ann Turner

    1917-01-05 – 2003-10-08

  • John Lee Turner

    1908-07-06 – 2012-05-23

  • Elizabeth Davis Walker

    1932-09-03 – 2013-12-17

  • Johnny Darnil Washington

    1973-10-31 – 2022-04-09

  • Esther Mae Watson

    1948-10-26 – 2004-07-01

  • Betty M Williams

    1950-01-13 – 2011-05-27

  • Charlie Williams
  • Eliza Williams

    1915-01-22 – 1991-11-07

  • Katie Williams

    1908-05-08 – 1998-05-26

  • Lucille Williams

    1919-06-07 – 1998-04-23

  • Mildred Williams

    1975-08-12

  • Otha Williams Sr

    1921-11-01 – 1999-01-03

  • R L Williams

    1944-08-17 – 2017-04-08

  • Sam Williams
  • Sarah Williams

    1908-01-22 – 2002-01-28

  • Vivian Ann Williams

    1952-09-03 – 2001-03-28

  • Mary Ann Willis

    1935-11-06 – 1991-09-28

  • Tony Lane Willis
  • Rosetta Woodfork
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