1900 Census
Name: Sarah A CallawayHome in 1900: Greenville, Clark, Arkansas
Age: 38
Birth Date: Dec 1861
Birthplace: Arkansas
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Female
Relationship to Head of House: Head
Father's Birthplace: N Carolina
Mother's Birthplace: S Carolina
Mother: number of living children: 4
Mother: How many children: 5
Marital Status: Widowed
Residence : Greenville & Long Creek Townships, Clark, Arkansas
Household Members:
Name Age
Sarah A Callaway 38
Hattie L Callaway 16
John C Callaway 13
Maud M Callaway 10
Bessie B Callaway 8
John T Holder 21 (nephew, b 3/1879 in AR)

1910 Census
Name: Sarah A Callaway
Age in 1910: 49
Estimated birth year: abt 1861
Birthplace: Arkansas
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: North Carolina
Mother's Birth Place: South Carolina
Home in 1910: Greenville, Clark, Arkansas
Marital Status: Widowed
Race: White
Gender: Female
Household Members:
Name Age
Sarah A Callaway 49
Maud M Callaway 20
Bessie B Callaway 18
A note on the side margin of the census form says the homes on that page were on Murfreesboro Road.

1920 Census
Name: Sarah A Callaway
Home in 1920: Greenville, Clark, Arkansas
Age: 59 years
Estimated birth year: abt 1861
Birthplace: Arkansas
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: North Carolina
Mother's Birth Place: South Carolina
Marital Status: Widow
Race: White
Sex: Female
Home owned: Own
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Image: 969
Household Members:
Name Age
Sarah A Callaway 59
Maudie M Callaway 29


Her Find-a-Grave memorial:
Birth: Dec. 25, 1859
Death: Apr. 9, 1929
Double/John N.
Burial::Golden Cemetery
De Gray
Clark CountyArkansas, USA

Her obituary as publshed in the "Southern Standard," 11 Apr 1929.
An Old Citizen of Hollywood Dies

On Tuesday, April 9 God in His infinite wisdom removed from our midst our friend and neighbor, Mrs. Sarah A. Callaway, who resided on a farm near Hollywood.

Mrs. Callaway merited the esteem and confidence of all who knew her and whereas we desire to give some feeble expression to the feelings that stir within us.

Mrs. Callaway was born in Hot Spring county, December 25th, 1860, and later moved to Clark county where she was married to John Callaway.

To this union was born four daughters and a son. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Marion Francis of Mena, Miss Maude Callaway who lived with her mother, Mrs. Homer Francis of Amity, and a son, Johnnie Callaway of the Mt. Olive Community.

In addition to the immediate family, she is survived by two granddaughters, a niece and several cousins.

Mrs. Callaway had been a member of the Missionary Baptist church from early girlhood, having joined the Mt. Olive Baptist church soon after it was organized.

At the age of 32 she was left a widow with four small children, the youngest being only four weeks old.

Those days, with the care and support of her little ones, were perhaps her darkest days. Mrs. Callaway labored early and late. She knew no defeat. There were times when crop failures were evident, either from overflows or from insects, many gloomy days hovering over the Callaway home, but she never gave up. She fought her battle bravely, serenely and came out victorious every year.

Her love of out-door life was evidenced by the work she performed on her farm. All of her work was performed with an inspiring quality of faith, charity and intelligence. She made an effort to view life and its conditions from the brightest angle and she was able to live comfortably in her declining years.

Mrs. Callaway was a kind hearted, clean souled woman, whose sturdy womanhood made her the example of all who in their hearts love the thing that is right.

As a neighbor she was agreeable. As a friend she possessed love to mankind and a desire to promote their prosperity and happiness. As a Christian, she remained true to her plighted faith, duty and love for her Master. As a mother she was patient, kind and devoted.

To the bereaved ones whose hearts are burdened with grief which no tongue can tell we wish to say:
"When with our loved one we're parted,
Never to meet here again,
Anguished of soul broken hearted,
Seems that we can't bear the pain,
Till we remember that Jesus
Promised us life over there,
Death is the door to release us
From earthly sorrow and care."

A friend.

• Married: 7 Dec 1880

1. Ada B Callaway b: 14 Nov 1881 in Clark Co., AR
2. Hattie C Callaway b: May 1884 in Clark Co., AR
3. John C Callaway b: 4 May 1886 in Clark Co., AR
4. Maude Mae Callaway b: 27 Dec 1890 in Clark Co., AR
5. Bessie B Callaway b: 9 Jan 1892 in Clark Co., AR