Source: Mineral Springs Cemetery,(Barry County, MO
Directions: From Cassville take 76 east to FR 1170 and turn north. At FR 2180 turn east(right. Church will be on left.

PEACOCK, Lucy M. 2 Apr 1896 -12 Jul 72

PEACOCK, Charles E. 20 May 1896 - 12 Jul 72

PEACOCK, Emma R. 20 Mar 1876 -14 Mar 1936

PEACOCK, Iva May 1892 - 1924

PEACOCK, Sarah 22 Oct 1890 - 21 Aug 1909

Census: 1880 Beaver, Taney, Missouri; Roll T9_739; Family History Film: 1254739; Page: 273.2000; Enumeration District: 125; Image: 0048.
Andrew Muncey Age: 34 Birthplace: Missouri Mother's Birthplace: Indiana Occupation: Farmer
Mary (wife) Age: 33 Birthplace: Missouri Father's Birthplace: Kentucky Mother's Birthplace: Missouri Occupation: Housekeeping.
Willis (son) Age: 13 Birthplace: Missouri Occupation: Works on Farm

Source: Certificate of Death, Missouri State Board of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, File No. 11166.
Name: Mary E. Muncy
Date of Death: 3 March 1929
Place of Death: Cave Springs, Jasper County, MO
Cause of Death: Arterial Sclerosis, Sensility
Physician: Dr. A.B. Clark
Age: 85 years
Name of Spouse: Andrew J. Muncy
Occupation of Deceased: Housewife
Date of Birth: 27 November 1844
Birthplace: Howard County, MO
Father: No Record
Mother: No Record
Informant: Mrs. J.B. Gorman, 312 Picher Rd, Jac__(unreadable)
Place of Burial: Hill Crest Cemetery
Date of Burial: 4 March 1929
Undertaker: P__Clark (unreadable), Galena, MO
Date Filed: 12 March 1929

Thanks Joyce. I later on found Benjamin in the census record. Just wasn't sure if he died in the Civil War or what happened to him. I had found his widow in the 1880 census with daughter Tabbtha (sic). I'm curious though how you found out his cause of death?

Again, appreciate the info.

Glad that I could help. I just kept searching Civil War pages. I can't remember the web site address now. Sorry.