Nancy ALLRED
Father: Samuel Thompson ALLRED b: 6 Oct 1809 in Overton County, Tennessee
Mother: Anna BUNCH b: 27 Mar 1814 in Overton County, Tennessee

Marriage: 1 John James MARRS b: 8 Oct 1839 in Prairie Grove, Washington County, Arkansas
•Married: 17 Jun 1860

Children:
1. Obedience Eliza MARRS b: 28 Mar 1861 in near Osage, Carroll County, Arkansas
2. Anna Josephine MARRS b: 2 Aug 1864 in Osage, Carroll County, Arkansas
3. Orlena Frances MARRS b: 15 Aug 1866 in Osage, Carroll County, Arkansas
4. Mary Melvina MARRS b: 3 Aug 1868 in Arkansas
5. Nathaniel Lafayette MARRS b: 24 Jul 1870 in Carroll County, Arkansas
6. Nevada Sophia MARRS b: 24 Jul 1872 in near Kingston, Madison County, Arkansas
7. Stillman Bradley MARRS b: 1 Sep 1874
8. Hoddasah Jane MARRS b: 23 Jul 1876 in Kearney, Nebraska
9. John Franklin MARRS b: 10 Mar 1878 in Arkansas
10. Nancy Edith MARRS b: 26 Jun 1881 in Dry Fork, Carroll County, Arkansas
11. Ada MARRS b: 26 Jun 1881 in Dry Fork, Carroll County, Arkansas
12. Samuel Erasmes MARRS b: 6 May 1884 in Dry Fork, Carroll County, Arkansas
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I have a genealogy that my great-grandmother, Orlena Frances Marrs Clark wrote
ca. 1936, John and Nancy were her parents.
Most everything you have written on their memorial matches exactly with what she
wrote with a few exceptions. If you would make these changes, I would appreciate
it.

Nancy Allred Marrs was born in Dry Fork, Carroll County

Children by number:
4 Mary born in Osage
5 Nathaniel born in Osage
6 Nevada Sophia born "on Dry Fork"
7 Stillman born "at Kingston"
8 Spelling: Haddassah and please add "Dessie" (her nickname)
9 Franklin born in Nebraska
11 Her full name: James Ada Marrs
12 Spelling: Erasmas

Submitted by TeriK
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Harrison Daily Times, Mon, May 2, 1932
Mrs. J. J. Marrs Dies at Home Here Today

Mrs. Nancy Marrs, 89, wife of J. J. Marrs, died suddenly at 3 o'clock this morning at her home, 703 West Ridge Avenue.

Mrs. Marrs was born September 28, 1842, in Carroll county. She was married to J.J. Marrs in 1860, and they would have celebrated their 72nd wedding anniversary
June 16. To this union twelve children were born, eleven of whom survive.

Mr. and Mrs. Marrs moved to Harrison 1900 and have been active in church and social work here since that time. Mrs. Marrs became a member of the Free Will Baptist church in Carroll county at the age of 15 years, but joined the
Presbyterian church when she moved to Harrison.

Besides her husband, deceased is survived by four sons, N. L. Marrs of Chicago, S. B. Marrs of Norman, Okla., J. F. Marrs of Harrison and Rev. S. E. Marrs of Cane Hill; seven daughters, Mrs. W. A. Carlton of Harrison, Mrs. A. B. Wilson of Green Forest, Mrs W. G. Clark of Harrison, Mrs. J. H. Jones of California, Mrs. William Murphy of Norman, Okla., Mrs. J. W. Hill of Harrison and Mrs. A. B.
Andrews of Little Rock, and 38 grand children and 31 great grand children.

Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. F. J. Stowe at the Presbyterian church Tuesday at 3 p. m. Burial will be made in Maplewood cemetery.

Submitted by TeriK