Note: His burial here is inferred from the information (although incomplete) on his wife's headstone.
Roland and Ada May Carter were married in 1896 in Howard County Missouri. They moved to Union Township in Izard County, Arkansas sometime before the 1920 US Census, where they were engaged in farming and later operated a general store. They did not have children of their own, although they raised a Ada's nephew, Mitchel T Burks.
Roland and Ada May Carter were married in 1896 in Howard County Missouri. They moved to Union Township in Izard County, Arkansas sometime before the 1920 US Census, where they were engaged in farming and later operated a general store. They did not have children of their own, although they raised a Ada's nephew, Mitchel T Burks.
Note: His burial here is inferred from the information (although incomplete) on his wife's headstone.
Roland and Ada May Carter were married in 1896 in Howard County Missouri. They moved to Union Township in Izard County, Arkansas sometime before the 1920 US Census, where they were engaged in farming and later operated a general store. They did not have children of their own, although they raised a Ada's nephew, Mitchel T Burks.
Roland and Ada May Carter were married in 1896 in Howard County Missouri. They moved to Union Township in Izard County, Arkansas sometime before the 1920 US Census, where they were engaged in farming and later operated a general store. They did not have children of their own, although they raised a Ada's nephew, Mitchel T Burks.
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