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Additional JORDAN Surnames in LAKESIDE (AKA PONDERS CHAPEL) Cemetery
Additional JORDAN Surnames in OUACHITA County
JORDAN, Debra LynnJORDAN, Infant SonJORDAN, James FrederickJORDAN, Margaret FernJORDAN, Mattie BJORDAN, James AlvisJORDAN, Infant DaughterJORDAN, Benjaman FranklinJORDAN, ElviraJORDAN, Jacob EJORDAN, SallieJORDAN, NannieJORDAN, IdaJORDAN, InfantJORDAN, George WilliamJORDAN, Floyd FentonJORDAN, JanetJORDAN, Jacob EdJORDAN, Claud DJORDAN, MildredJORDAN, Mary FrancesJORDAN, BedfordJORDAN, Arlie LeeJORDAN, William FJORDAN, Guy SamuelJORDAN, Davit HJORDAN, Thelma AdellJORDAN, Alexander HawkinsJORDAN, Ada MaeJORDAN, MemorialJORDAN, Dewey CJORDAN, LeeJORDAN, MattieJORDAN, LouiseJORDAN, Carrie EJORDAN, Jerry RandolphJORDAN, J SamJORDAN, Louise ErnestineJORDAN, InfantJORDAN, Jennie HJORDAN, William Waterman "Watt"JORDAN, Abner ThomasJORDAN, Ellen OpheliaJORDAN, Albert FoldenJORDAN, Sallie OliviaJORDAN, Tonya DeniseJORDAN, ChristianaJORDAN, Glenn EdwardJORDAN, Virginia DellJORDAN, Debra Lynn (photo)JORDAN, Martha AJORDAN, Baby
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Submitted: 9/16/09 • Approved: 2/24/22 • Last Updated: 6/29/23 • R235526-G235524-S3
Edith
May 12, 1886 - December 21, 1968
Herman
August 13, 1886 - February 23, 1966
Herman A. Jordan, 78 of Camden Route Two died in a local hospital Wednesday night. He was a member of the Methodist Church, and the Woodmen of the World. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Edith Rood Jordan of Camden. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Proctor Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. Mr. Jordan owned and operated a bakery here for several years in the building where the Cameo Beauty Shop is today. Later he operated a hamburger and lunch stand in rear of the old Citizens Bank on South Adams just north of the Malco theatre today. The Snappy Service Lunch Stand is today. (Camden News - February 24, 1966)
Contributed on 9/16/09 by debbraszymanski
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