Leona Keller married Charles Arthur Wingo. This is his family line.

JAMES WILLIAM WINGO - 1719, Virginia
JOHN WILLIAM WINGO - 1754, Virginia, MARY
WILLIAM ESQUIRE WINGO - 1772, Virginia, MARY McGUIRE
JOHN WINGO - 1820, Virginia, MELISSA JACKS
GEORGE WINGO - 1850, Missouri, MARY TURLEY
CHARLES WINGO - 1881, Arkansas, LEONA KELLER
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Descendants of James William Wingo

Generation No. 1

JAMES WILLIAM WINGO was born 1719 in Amelia County, Virginia.  Died 1792 in King William County, Virginia.

Child of JAMES WILLIAM WINGO;
           i.  JOHN WILLIAM WINGO, born 1754 in Amelia County, Virginia.; died November 1815 in Russell County, Virginia. 
  
Generation No. 2

JOHN WILLIAM WINGO (JAMES), born 1754 in Amelia County, Virginia.; died November 1815 in Russell County, Virginia.    Married MARY, born 1747 in Amelia County, Virginia; died before 1815 in Russell County, Virginia.

Children of JOHN WILLIAM WINGO and MARY are;
       i.  JAMES WINGO, born 1770 in Virginia.
      ii.  WILIAM ESQUIRE WINGO, born 1772 in Virginia.

Generation No. 3

WILLIAM ESQUIRE WINGO (JOHN, JAMES) was born 1772  in Blue Ridge Mountains, Virginia, and died Abt. 1846 in Tazewell County, Virginia.  He married MARY ELIZABETH MCGUIRE June 18, 1802 in Tazewell County, Virginia, daughter of WILLIAM MCGUIRE.  She was born Abt. 1780 in Maiden Spring Fork, Tazewell County, Virginia, and died January 11, 1856 in Maiden Spring Fork, Tazewell County, Virginia.

William Wingo was once tried for accessory to the murder of Lewis Horton and selling a slave boy.  However, he was never convicted of the latter charge due to lack of evidence.  William Wingo was listed on a roster of officers and privates comprising the Second Battalion 112 Regiment of Militia, Tazewell County, Virginia on July 6, 1803.  Elements of this unit served in the War of 1812 against Great Britain, at Fort Norfolk, Virginia.  In December 1814 and also served under General Andrew Jackson in the Indian War with the Creek Indians in the South.  MARY ELIZABETH MCGUIRE: Full-blood Cherokee

Children of WILLIAM WINGO and MARY MCGUIRE are:
                i.    SERRILDA JANE WINGO, b. 1803; m. MOSES PRUITT, July 21, 1829, Tazewell County, Virginia; b. 1798; d. 1890.
              ii.    WILLIAM ESQUIRE WINGO, b. Abt. 1804, Virginia; d. February 14, 1873, Tazewell County, Virginia; m. MARY SHIPLEY, April 09, 1829, Tazewell County, Virginia; b. Abt. 1812; d. 1893.
             iii.    LAVINA WINGO, b. Abt. 1814, Tazewell County, Virginia; d. May 22, 1857, Tazewell County, Virginia.
              iv.    RACHEL WINGO, b. Abt. 1816; m. WILLIAM MCGUIRE, January 04, 1836, Tazewell County, Virginia; b. 1812.
               v.    ELIZABETH WINGO, b. Abt. 1817; d. Aft. 1850; m. HUGH A. CRUMPTON, September 29, 1837, Tazewell County, Virginia; b. Abt. 1818; d. Aft. 1850.
             vi.    JOHN WINGO, b. January 13, 1820, Tazewell County, Virginia; d. January 13, 1892, Platte County, Missouri.
            vii.    JAMES M. WINGO, b. Abt. 1821, Tazewell County, Virginia; d. May 23, 1855, Tazewell County, Virginia.
           viii.    V. LYDIA WINGO, b. November 1824; d. Abt. 1900.
              ix.    MARY WINGO, b. Abt. 1826, Virginia; m. JOHN T. SAYERS, September 03, 1846, Tazewell County, Virginia; b. Abt. 1826.

Generation No. 4

LAVINA WINGO (WILLIAM JOHN, JAMES) was born Abt. 1814, and died May 8, 1857 in Tazewell County, Virginia.  Married ISAAC JOHNSTON September 7, 1853 in Tazewell County, Virginia
  
Child of LAVINA WINGO is:
     i.    ANDERSON FRENCH WINGO, b. March 1834, Tazewell County, Virginia; d. Abt. December 1905, Tazewell County, Virginia.
    ii.     ROBERT SQUIRE WINGO was born February 15, 1838 in Richlands,Tazewell Co.,VA.  Died December 22, 1889 in Tazewell Co.,VA.  Married MARY MRGARET MCNEIL January 23, 1866 in Tazewell Co.,VA. 
   iii.    MARY WINGO was born in 1843 in VA. 
    iv.   AMERICA WINGO was born in 1847 in VA.

JOHN WINGO (WILLIAM, JOHN, JAMES) was born January 13, 1820 in Tazewell County, Virginia, and died January 13, 1892 in Platte County, Missouri.  He married MELISSA JACKS July 24, 1842 in Platte County, Missouri.  She was born August 08, 1822 in Clay County, Missouri, and died January 30, 1896 in Platte County, Missorui.  John Wingo moved to Platte County, Missouri in 1837, being one of the earliest settlers in that area.

John Wingo

Children of JOHN WINGO and MELISSA JACKS are:
     i.    WILLIAM P. WINGO, b. 1843.
    ii.    MARTHA FRANCIS WINGO, b. 1845; m. G. W. MILLER, Platte County, Missouri.
    iii.    JAMES H. WINGO, b. November 06, 1848; m. ELIZABETH JANE DUNCAN, December 23, 1874, Platte County, Missouri.
    iv.    GEORGE WASHINGTON WINGO, b. November 26, 1850, Platte County, Missouri; d. 1903, Whitefield, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory.
     v.    BENJAMIN L. WINGO, b. January 12, 1852; m. IDA BROWN, Platte County, Missouri.
    vi.    MARY ELIZABETH WINGO, b. March 03, 1855; m. JOSEPH J. SOPER, January 29, 1879, Platte County, Missouri.
    vii.    ELIAS FRANK WINGO, b. 1857; m. SUSAN M. DUNCAN, September 04, 1878, Platte County, Missouri.
  viii.    SARAH WINGO, b. 1859; m. SAMUEL P. MARTIN, September 09, 1882, Platte County, Missouri.
    ix.    AMERICA J. WINGO, b. January 18, 1861; m. O. HOLLAND, Platte County, Missouri.
     x.    JOHN LEE WINGO, b. April 12, 1863; m. CATHERINE A. ENDICOTT, Platte County, Missouri.
    xi.    SIDNEY WINGO, b. November 26, 1865; m. ANNIE L. DAVIS, 1887, Platte County, Missouri.

Generation No. 5

ANDERSON FRENCH WINGO (LAVINA, WILLIAM, JOHN, JAMES) was born March 1834 in Tazewell County, Virginia, and died Abt. December 1905 in Tazewell County, Virginia.  He married (1) MARY A. YOUNG March 02, 1865 in Tazewell County, Virginia.    He married (2) KANSAS LOUISE YOUNG June 24, 1880 in Tazewell County, Virginia.  She was born May 30, 1857 in Greenup County, Kentucky, and died January 08, 1937.
    
Children of ANDERSON WINGO and KANSAS YOUNG are:
      i.    HENRY ROBERT STANLEY WINGO, b. June 16, 1873, Tazewell County, Virginia; d. June 27, 1979; m. VIRGINIA BELLE LOCKHART, December 16, 1910, Tazewell County, Virginia; b. September 25, 1893, Richlands, Tazewell County, Virginia; d. April 05, 1976, Roanoke, Independent County, Virginia.
    ii.    LELAND EDGAR WINGO, b. May 22, 1876, Tazewell County, Virginia; d. July 19, 1937, Kanawha County, West Virginia; m. SARAH ANN BELTON, December 24, 1896, Tazewell County, Virginia; b. August 22, 1877, Tazewell County, Virginia; d. July 18, 1957, Kanawha County, West Virginia.

GEORGE WASHINGTON WINGO (JOHN, WILLIAM, JOHN, JAMES) was born November 26, 1850 in Prairie Point, Platte County, Missouri, and died 1903 in Whitefield, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory.  He married MARY JANE TURLEY August 20, 1871 in Newton County, Missouri, daughter of WILLIAM TURLEY and ELIZABETH DESHANE.  She was born April 1855 in Sherman, Texas, and died 1932 in Grant, Oklahoma.

As the Civil War grew near, Platte County, Missouri being a border county, became a bloody no man's land being controlled by neither North or South through most of the War.  Most of the families in this area suffered heavily from raids by Missouri Red Legs, Union Soldiers and Jayhawkers. 

George Washington Wingo

As a result of the bloody northern raids, citizens in Platte and Clay Counties formed secret bands of Partisan Guerrillas to protect their homes and families and disrupt northern supply lines in this area. 

The Wingos took up arms with guerrila bands out of Clay County under elements of William Quantrell and Coone Hayes operating under the orders of General Price of the Missouri State Guard.  George, being a young lad, rode with his older brothers on raids out of Liberty, Clay County, Missouri with their distant cousins the Younger's. George was too young for combat but mainly held the horses for the older men on raiding parties and carried messages.  Even though the War ended in 1865, it continued on for many years in the Missouri area through guerrila raids.  The conflict continued because the partisan guerrilas were not recognized as Confederate troops and were not offered paroles by the Union forces after the war.  The guerrilas were treated as outlaws and were shot or hung upon their capture.  George continued to participate in guerrila raids into the late 1860's until he was forced to leave northern Missouri due to pressure from Union troops and lawmen. He escaped capture by going into the Ozark Mountains where he jioned a Missouri band of Shawnee Indians near Seneca, Missouri.

The Wingo, Turley and DeShane families moved from Missouri to Arkansas, then to the Indian Nations between 1878 and 1884.  They settled near Whitefield, San Bois County, Choctaw Nation joining other ex-Confederate guerrilla families along the Canadian River. 

GEORGE and MARY JANE raised their family in the hill country of the Coo-wee-sco-wee District of the Cherokee Nation and the San Bois County area of the Northern portion of the Choctaw Nation, near Whitefield, on the Suratt & Hall Ranch. After GEORGE died of pneumonia in 1903 (he is supposedly buried in Whitefield cemetery) the family moved to the Bruno Mayer Ranch in what is now Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, near Ada.  Mary Jane died 1932 buried at Grant, OK.  MARY TURLEY was part Shawnee Indian. (1900 Census)

Children of GEORGE WINGO and MARY TURLEY are:
                   i.     EDDIE WINGO, d. Indian Territory, Oklahoma. Died at age 15 in a fire.
                  ii.    RUPERT WINGO.
                 iii.    BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WINGO, b. October 1872, Newton County, Missouri; d. Grubbs, Jackson County, Arkansas; m. (1) JANE LAMB; m. (2) ARTIE KELLER; b. January 08, 1884, Parke County, Indiana; d. November 23, 1951, Tuckerman, Arkansas.  Artie Keller was blind.
                 iv.    JAMES L. WINGO, b. August 05, 1875, Missouri; d. Abt. 1954, Grant, Choctaw County, Oklahoma; m. AMANDA SHEHAN, Oklahoma; b. 1864, Illinois.
                  v.   MINNIE WINGO, b. May 20, 1880, Arkansas; d. November 1970, Arkansas;  m. JAMES THORNBURG, Oklahoma.
                 vi.    CHARLES ARTHUR WINGO, b. August 1881, Newton County, Arkansas; d. 1907, Francis, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma.  Married LEONA KELLER November 15, 1901 in Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, Telaquia County, Oklahoma
                vii.    MOLLIE WINGO, b. April 30, 1884, Indian Territory, Oklahoma; d. April 30, 1963, Oklahoma; m. BOB LANCASTER.
               viii.    OSCAR EUGENE WINGO, b. April 23, 1886, Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territy, Oklahoma; d. February 14, 1969, Waterford, California; m. (1) BERTHA SELLERS, November 05, 1917; m. (2) MARY ELIZABETH REED, August 24, 1935.  OSCAR EUGENE WINGO: Burial: Empire, California
                 ix.    JOHN MCCLELLAN WINGO, b. January 04, 1888, Whitefield, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory; d. July 04, 1964, Roff, Oklahoma. Married REBECCA ANN SELLERS, September 27, 1908; d. February 26, 1961, Durant, Oklahoma.
                  x.    WILLIAM HENRY WINGO, b. April 03, 1891, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory; d. March 24, 1951, Canon City, Colorado; m. RUTH ETHER CHRISTY, November 08, 1914, Stonewall, Oklahoma; b. November 08, 1896; d. January 1977.  WILLIAM HENRY WINGO:  Burial: Florence, Colorado

Generation No. 6

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WINGO (GEORGE, JOHN, WILLIAM, JOHN, JAMES)  b. October 1872, Newton County, Missouri; d.  February 14, 1944 in  Grubbs, Jackson County, Arkansas; m. (1) LISA JANE LAMB; born 1872 in Arkansasm. (2) ARTIE KELLER., daughter of JACOB KELLER and LUEANNA GREEN.  ; b. January 08, 1884, Parke County, Indiana; d. November 23, 1951, Tuckerman, Arkansas.  Artie Keller was blind.  BENJAMIN WINGO burial: Denton Island Cemetery, Tuckerman, Arkansas.

Children of BENJAMIN WINGO and LISA LAMB are:
        i. DORA WINGO, born 1895, Indian Territory, Oklahoma
       ii. JAMES WINGO, born 1902 in Oklahoma
     iii.  MILLIE WINGO, born 1904 in Oklahoma
     iv.  WILLIAM PERRY WINGO, born 1905 in Oklahoma; died 1963

Strating Left front: Delbert Wingo, Minnie Wingo, Millie Wingo, Annie Wingo, Starting Top Row Left: James Wingo, Benjamin Franklin Wingo, Artie Wingo holding, Benjamin Franklin "Frank" Wingo

Child of BENJAMIN WINGO and ARTIE KELLER:
         i.  JAMES WINGO
        ii.  DELBERT WINGO
       iii.  FRANK WINGO, born about 1915; died December 23, 1939
       iv.  MILLIE WINGO
        v.  MINNIE WINGO, m. BUD FURGEISON
      vi.  ANNIE WINGO, m. BERRY
    vii.  JACK WINGO, b. May 17, 1923, d. April 24, 2004 in Arkansas. Married HELEN MYERS December 25, 1945, daughter of JAMES MYERS and ANNIE GIFFORD. She was born November 20, 1929.
    viii.  BILL WINGO
       iv.  GEORGE WINGO

CHARLES ARTHUR WINGO (GEORGE, JOHN, WILLIAM, JOHN, JAMES) was born August 1881 in Newton County, Arkansas, and died 1907 in Francis, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma.  He married LEONA KELLER November 15, 1901 in Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, Telaquia County, Oklahoma, daughter of JACOB KELLER and LUEANNA GREEN.  She was born September 27, 1887 in Illinois, and died 1952 in Tuckerman, Jackson County, Arkansas. 
Marriage Certificate

Charles Wingo with Josephine (maid of honor) and Leona Keller on their wedding day

   
Children of CHARLES WINGO and LEONA KELLER are:
         i.    COLUMBUS RUPHERT WINGO, b. January 30, 1902, Ada, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma; d. March 25, 1970, Grubbs, Jackson County, Arkansas.
        ii.    ROSIE MAE WINGO, b. July 23, 1905, Ada, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma; d. August 14, 1987, Palestine, Poinsett County, Arkansas.  Married (1) ALEX BRECHEEN, married (2) BENJAMIN MCCOY.
       iii.    MARY LOU WINGO, b. April 01, 1908, Francis, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma; d. October 30, 1949, Newport, Jackson County, Arkansas.

 OSCAR EUGENE WINGO (GEORGE, JOHN, WILLIAM, JOHN, JAMES)  born April 23, 1886 near Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation (Oklahoma). m. BERTHA SELLERS, October 12, 1917 at Stonewall, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma.  Oscar and Bertha separated with Bertha taking the children with her to Texas. Bertha remarried to Clois Steel and died a short time therafter of cancer. Oscar went to Texas and reclaimed his children and brought them back to the Hugo, Oklahoma area.   Oscar remarried MARY ELIZABETH REED on August 24, 1935 at Hugo, Oklahoma.  In the early 1940's Oscar moved his family to California and settled at Waterford.  Oscar was a farmer most of his life and always has a close relationship with his brother John McClellan Wingo for many years. Mary Elizabeth Wingo died on September 2, 1961 and Oscar Eugene Wingo died on February 14, 1969 with both being buried at the Lakewood Memorial Park Cemetery at Empire, California.

Children of OSCAR EUGENE WINGO and BERTHA SELLERS:
           i.  WILLARD WINGO
          ii.  EARL WINGO
         iii.  ALVIN WINGO
         iv.  AUDRY WINGO

Children of OSCAR EUGENE WINGO and MARY ELIZABETH REED:
            i.  GEORGE WASHINGTON "G.W." WINGO
           ii.  VIVIAN WINGO
          iii.  ANNA CAROL WINGO

JOHN MCCLELLAN WINGO (GEORGE, JOHN, WILLIAM, JOHN, JAMES) was born January 04, 1888 in Whitefield, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory, and died July 04, 1964 in Roff, Oklahoma.  He married REBECCA ANN SELLERS September 27, 1908 in Happyland School house near Oakman, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma.  She was born January 23, 1892 in Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, and died February 26, 1961 in Durant, Oklahoma.

John and his family moved to the Bruno Mayer ranch in what is now Hughes County in 1903, shortly after his father's death near Whitefield.  He was a farmer all his life.

Children of JOHN WINGO and REBECCA SELLERS are:
                   i.    LAURA BELLE WINGO, b. February 28, 1910, Stonewall, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma; d. May 16, 1957, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma; m. EARL MISENER.  LAURA BELLE WINGO:  Burial: Kiowa, Pittsburg County, Okalhoma Cemetery 
                 ii.   EFFIE JEWEL WINGO, b. December 1911, Stonewall, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma; d. Aft. 1916.   Died as a child of rabies.  Burial: Conway, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma
               iii.    ELLEN WINGO, b. March 08, 1914, Oklahoma; d. January 31, 2002; m. (1) OTT SCROGGINS; m. (2) JOHN BLAKLEY.
               iv.    JEWEL MARIE WINGO.
                v.    CLAUDE WASHINGTON WINGO, b. June 06, 1918; m. CLEORIA TUCKER.
               vi.    EULA MAE WINGO, b. July 25, 1920; m. HORACE FITE.
              vii.    WILLIE LEE WINGO, b. March 1922.  Died as a child of cholera.
             viii.    JOHN MCCLELLAN "JIGGS" WINGO, b. April 03, 1924; m. (1) OPAL RUTH CASH; m. (2) PAULA HIGGINBOTHAM.  Military service: February 16, 1944, U.S. Navy
               ix.    ROBERT LEROY WINGO, b. April 20, 1927; m. (1) EVA SCHLECHT; m. (2) DOROTHY COULSTON.
                x.    REBA FAY WINGO, b. October 31, 1929; d. December 25, 1992; m. JIM WIEGAND.
               xi.    CHAMP MCCLELLAN WINGO, b. January 25, 1932; m. JO ANN KING.
              xii.    GLEN RAY WINGO, b. January 31, 1934; m. (1) LINDA HALL; m. (2) DIXIE BEAVER; m. (3) LEA ANN HERRELL.

Generation No. 7

COLUMBUS RUPHERT WINGO (CHARLES, GEORGE, JOHN, WILLIAM, JOHN, JAMES ) was born January 30, 1902 in Ada, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, and died March 25, 1970 in Grubbs, Jackson County, Arkansas.  He married WILLIE MAE FERGEISON September 28, 1923.  She was born August 04, 1906, and died June 03, 1984 in Jackson County, Arkansas.
  
Children of COLUMBUS WINGO and WILLIE FERGEISON are:
      i.    CLARA LEONA WINGO 
     ii.    CHARLES EDWARD WINGO
    iii.    ROBERT LEE WINGO
    iv.    GRACIE LEE VIOLA WINGO, b. 1933, died April 30, 2002 in Newport, Arkansas.

Mrs. Gracey Lee Viola Wingo Easley, 69 of Grubbs, died Tuesday, April 30, 2002 at Newport Hospital. She was a retired nurse and member of Faith Missionary Baptist Church where she taught the women's class. She was preceded in death by her parents, Columbus Rupert Wingo and Willie Ferguson Wingo, and one daughter, Vickie Anita. Mrs. Easley is survived by her first husband, Bill Easley of Fouke; three sons, Ray Easley of Fouke, Roy Easley of Cord, and Karry Easley of McNeil; one daughter, Kathy Newton of Grubbs; three brothers, Bob Wingo of Tuckerman, Troy Wingo of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Billy Wingo of Tyler, Texas; three sisters, Juanita Easley of Grubbs, Wanda Hastings of Jonesboro, and Linda Gakewski of Shreveport, La.; eight grandchildren, and nine great-grandchildren. Funeral service was 2 p.m. Thursday at Faith Missionary Baptist Church in Newport. Interment was in Ballews Chapel Cemetery in Grubbs. Arrangements by Dillinger Funeral Home.

     v.    TROY ALFRED WINGO
    vi.    DOROTHY JUANITA WINGO
   vii.    O. J. WINGO
  viii.    WANDA LEE WINGO
    ix.    LINDA LOU WINGO
    x.    BILLY DEAN WINGO

ROSIE MAE WINGO (CHARLES, GEORGE, JOHN, WILLIAM, JOHN, JAMES) was born July 23, 1905 in Ada, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, and died August 14, 1987 in Palestine, Poinsett County, Arkansas.  She married (1) ALEXANDER F. BRECHEEN.  He was born June 03, 1893, and died November 24, 1984.  Military service: Cpl. U.S. Army World War I.  She married (2) BENJAMIN MCCOY March 09, 1921.  ROSIE MAE WINGO and ALEXANDER F. BRECHEEN: Burial: Holly Springs Cemetery, Harrisburg, Bolivar Township, Poinsett County, Arkansas. 
   
Children of ROSIE WINGO and ALEXANDER BRECHEEN are:
      i.    ALEX BRECHEEN.
     ii.    MARION BRECHEEN.
    iii.    DAVID BRECHEEN.
    iv.    ROBERT BRECHEEN.
     v.    WILMA BRECHEEN.
    vi.    WAYNE BRECHEEN.

MARY LOU WINGO (CHARLES, GEORGE, JOHN, WILLIAM, JOHN, JAMES) was born April 01, 1908 in Francis, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, and died October 30, 1949 in Newport, Jackson County, Arkansas.  She married WILLIAM ISAAC BALL June 23, 1922 in Jackson County, Arkansas.  
  
Children of MARY LOU WINGO and WILLIAM ISAAC BALL are:
          i.  PEARL BALL, m. BUTLER
        ii.  LENA MAE BALL, m. SOBOLESKI
       iii.  ETTA EMOGENE BALL, m. TRAMPER
       iv.  BILLIE IRENE BALL, m. CRAIN
        v.  DOROTHY MAE BALL, m.ROSE
      vi.  JOAN BALL, m. CRAIN
    vii.  MARY BALL, m. SMITH   
   viii.  MARTHA BALL, m. BURGESS
     ix.  JIMMY LOUIS BALL
      x.  JERRY WAYNE BALL

MINNIE J. WINGO  (BENJAMIN, GEORGE, JOHN, WILLIAM, JOHN, JAMES) was born March 24, 1908 in Arkansas, and died April 12, 1986 in Arkansas.  She married WILLIAM"BUD" T. FURGEISON November 26, 1922.  He was born September 04, 1898, and died May 28, 1989.  Burial for Bud and Minnie: Ballews Chapel Cemetery, Grubbs, Arkansas

Children of MINNIE WINGO and BUD FURGEISON are:
        i.  OWEN FURGEISON
       ii.  BUDDY FURGEISON
      iii.  LANORA FURGEISON, married MALONE
      iv.  LUCILLE FURGEISON, married TUNSTALL
       v.  ALTA FURGEISON
      vi.  ALICE FURGEISON, married BIERBAUM
     vii.  CALVIN FURGEISON
    viii.  EARNEST FURGEISON
      ix.  LUTHER FURGEISON, born March 17, 1929, died December 15, 2011
       x.  ANN FURGEISON, married KIOUS
      xi.  BETTY FURGEISON, married WINCHESTER

_OBITUARY:  Luther "Luke" Furgeison
(March 17, 1929 - December 15, 2011)
Mr. Luther "Luke" Furgeison, 82, of Tuckerman departed this life Thursday, December 15, 2011. Mr. Furgeison was a farmer and enjoyed fishing, hunting, and sitting under a shade tree.  He was preceded in death by his parents, Bud and Minnie (Wingo) Furgeison; brothers, Owen Furgeison, infant, Buddy Furgeison; sisters, LaNora Malone, Lucille Tunstall, Alta Furgeison, and Alice Bierbaum.  His survivors are two brothers, Calvin Furgeison of Oil City, Louisiana, Earnest Furgeison of Oil City, Louisiana; two sisters, Ann Kious of Bono, Betty Winchester of Tuckerman.Graveside service will be 2:00 p.m. Saturday, December 17, 2011 at Ballews Chapel. Visitation will be 12:30-1:30 p.m. Saturday, December 17, 2011 at Dillinger Funeral Home.

Luke Furgeison

JOHN MCCLELLAN "JIGGS" WINGO (JOHN, GEORGE, JOHN, WILLIAM, JOHN, JAMES) , b. April 03, 1924; m. (1) OPAL RUTH CASH; m. (2) PAULA HIGGINBOTHAM.  Military service: February 16, 1944, U.S. Navy

Children of JIGGS WINGO and OPAL CASH are:
         i.  LARRY WINGO
        ii.  JANET RUTH WINGO
       iii.  PAUL EDWARD WINGO