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22 June 1900 census of Wager, Benton County, AR, found the Chenoweth family living in dwelling #247. John and Margarett said that they had been married 22 years and all 4 of their children were still living:
John Chenoweth 6/1852 47 TN TN TN - Farmer
Margrett J. 3/1855 45 MO TN TN
Joseph L. 4/1878 22 AR TN MO - Farm laborer
Nelson 10/1880 19 AR TN MO - Farm laborer
William J. 6/1884 15 AR TN MO - Farm laborer
Ida M. 1/1887 13 AR TN MO
6 May 1910 census of Elm Springs, Washington County, AR, found the Abercrombie family living in dwelling #147, next door to father Benjamin Abercrombie in dwelling #148. Ples and Ida said that they had been married 3 years and 1 of their 2 children was still living:
Ples Abercrombie 26 AR GA AR - Farmer
Ida 23 AR GA AR
Evadeen 5/12 AR AR AR
9 January 1920 census of Wager, Benton County, AR, found the Abercrombie family living in dwelling #209:
Pleas Abercrombie 36 AR GA AR - Farmer
Ida Abercrombie 32 AR TN MO
Evadeen Abercrombie 5/12 AR AR AR
Margarett Chenoweth 67 MO TN MO - Mother-in-law, Widow-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Ida "Idy" Chenoweth Abercrombie was the daughter of John King Chenoweth and Margaret "Meg" St.John Chenoweth. Ida married William Plez Abercrombie on Oct. 20, 1907.Ida and Plez had 3 daughters, Cleotha, Burlin and Evadean. Little Cleotha and Burlin, born seven years apart, both died the same day that they were born, and are buried here beside their Mother.Evadean married Jim Craig and is buried at the Elm Springs Cemetry, along with Ida's grandparents, Sarah and Nelson Chenoweth, and her parents, John and Meg Chenoweth, and two of her brothers, Nelson E. and Jeff Chenoweth.Most all of the Chenoweth family is buried at Elm Springs Cemetery. Ida had 3 brothers, Joseph L. Chenoweth, Nelson E. Chenoweth, Jeff W. Chenoweth, and one half-sister, Martha Adaline "Addie" Chenoweth, and 2 half brothers, Randolf and Outon Coker.Ida was a sweet mother and wife. The family lived on a farm near Wager.Ida attended the Wager School District #90, and appeared in a school group picture for that school in 1905.Ida's daughter, EvaDean, had one son, John Will Craig. John Will had 10 children, Ida would have had 10 great grandchildren,if she'd have lived long enough to see them. Ida died at age 34. EvaDean lived to be 85 years old.This cemetery can be found off Old hwy 68, west of Tontitown. It is on Osage Creek Road. Turn off Old Hwy 68 onto Griggs Rd, going north, to Osage Creek road, turn left, the Thornsberry cemetery is up in the corner on Osage Creek road, also called County Road 88.From: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=AB&GSfn=i&GSpartial=1&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=4&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=29148619&df=all&
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1887 - 1921 (34 years)
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