John Clark McCRARY married Ora May [NUNNELLY] 1904 in MO
Surnames: McCRARY, NUNNELLY, BUSH
MO death # 25160 "John Clark McCRAY, wm age 70, born 02 Feb 1859 Fayette, MO - died 30 Jul 1929 Brookfield, Linn Co MO + married to Ora McCray + + father John McCray born Fayette, MO + mother Unknown + buried 01 Aug 1929 Huntsville MO cemetery + Informant Ora McCray of Brookfield, MO" (Note the error in surname spelling)
John Clark Jr 2nd married Ora May [Nunnelly].
Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002 "Miss Ora M. NUNNELLY married J.C. McCRARY 31 Oct 1904 Randolph Co MO"
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They had 1 child I can find any record of: Marium Frances born 12 Aug 1905 in Huntsville, Randolph Co, MO - died 10 Sep 1918 in Columbia, Boone Co, MO.
MO death # 28695 "Marium Frances McCRARY, wf age 13, born 12 Aug 1905 Huntsville, MO - died 10 Sep 1918 Colimbia, Boone Co, MO + single + father J C McCrary born Fayette, MO + mother Ora Nunnelly born Americus, MO + buried Sep 1918 Huntsville, MO + informant Mrs J C McCrary of Columbia, MO"
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Ora May [NUNNELLY] was born 30 Oct 1878 in Americus, Montgomery Co, MO - died 26 Oct 1949 in St Louis, St Louis Co, Mo. She was the 4th of 7 children born to John T. Nunnelly and Mary Frances [Bush]
MO death # 35371 "Ora May McCRARY, wf age 70, born 30 Oct 1878 Americus, MO - died 26 Oct 1949 St Louis, MO + widow of John C. McCrary + father John T. Nunnelly + mother Mary Frances Bush + buried 28 Oct 1949 Huntsville Cemetery, Huntsville, MO + informant Clara Rothe of the Masonic Home of Missouri"
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15 Apr 1910 Columbia, Boone Co, Mo
16 Jan 1920 Brookfield, Linn Co, Mo
10 Apr 1930 Brookfield, Linn Co, Mo
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If you are kin to either John Clark or Ora May, I would deeply appreciate if you would include them in your family information because I can't find anyone researching them and it would be so sad if they were lost to history.
Kathye [Payne] Upham
Nunnelee family researcher