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Arkansas State Capitol
Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas
1911
This tablet is placed by the National Society of Colonial Dames of
America in Arkansas in memory of Hernando De Soto the first explorer to
cross the Mississippi River and land upon the shore of Arkansas 1541.
President - Frances Ashley Johnson
Honorary Presidents:
Emily Blakeslee Roots
Frances Marion Harrow Hanger
Fannie Rose Dickinson
Eudora Knox Lincoln, V.P.
Annie McDonald Armstrong Barrow, V.P.
Laura Grease Lewis Bunch, Sec.
Mary Ashley Freeman Cockrill, Sec.
Helen Blakeslee Norton, Treasurer
Julia Hughes Prewitt Taylor, Reg.
Augusta Gaines Still, Historian
Sallie Johnson Breckinridge
Lina V. Denison Cherry
Abbie Burrows Coy
Ora Parham Clayton
Frances Roots Mitchell
Sarah Mason Martin McDonough
Levitte Lawrence McKee
Martha Riley Pratt
Kate Embry Dowdle Davis
Sarah E. Van Petten Ellsworth
Catherine A. DePeyester Greene Forney
Jennie Hennegin Fones
Ellen Rose Gibbon
Mary Proctor Gaines
Worthen Fatherly Garnett
Martha Washington Knox Hayman
Louisa Budd Harnwell
Emily Roots Hall
Stella Pickett Hardy
Stella McCorkle Pierce
Hattie Lawrence Phillips
Lena Park Read
Georgie Lincoln Shipton
Jessie Rose Smith
Grace Harrow Smith
Mildred Taylor Bradford Saunders
Ella Lee Withers Trimble
May Kirby Thomas
Nellie Scott Tufts
Madge Hennegin West
Advisory Counsel - Judge U.M. Rose
Keep
America Alert
This memorial is to forever
honor members of the armed forces who participated in the defense of
Pearl Harbor and other military installations on the island of Oahu,
Territory of Hawaii against the Japanese attack on December 7, 1941.
1941 - 1945
This tablet is erected by the Bar Association of Arkansas in Honor of
All Arkansas Lawyers who served with the colors in World War II and in
memory of the following who made the supreme sacrifice:
Henry B. Bateman Jr.
Herbert H. Hill
Neil Killough
O.N. Killough
Paul M. Lester
Ira J. Mack Jr.
David E. Newbold
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