MRS. SARAH G. HENSON BURIED AT SPRINGDALE

SPRINGDALE, May 10-Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs. Sarah Caroline Gregg Henson, aged 88, who died Saturday morning following a stroke of paralysis the Wednesday before. Funeral was at Son's chapel southwest of Springdale.

Deceased was a daughter of Albert Gregg and was born October 18, 1839, in the vicinity of Son's Chapel and has resided in Arkansas all her life. Thomas A. Henson, husband of the deceased, died 42 years ago. surviving children are the following: W. A. Henson of California; J. F. Henson, Nickerson, Kansas; Lydia A. Butcher, Walnut Grove, Mo; Charles Henson of Springdale; Solon Henson who resides south of Springdale; Mrs. Minnie Sanders and Mrs. Lillie Breeding, both of Billings, Montana. Also one stepson, A. B. Henson, of South Springdale. All were present at the time of their mother's death except the son in California and the daughters in Montana.

Malcolm Young Henson of near Fayetteville is a step-grandson of the deceased.

10 May 1927 , Fayetteville, Arkansas
Fayetteville Daily Democrat, Tuesday, page 3

History of Benton, Washington, Carroll, Madison, Crawford, Franklin, and Sebastian Counties, Arkansas. Chicago, IL, USA: Goodspeed Publishing Co., 1889

Dry Fork.–Shiloh Methodist Church, originally a part of Carrollton Circuit, was subsequently transferred to Berryville, and in 1887 to Kingston. In 1845 a small log building was occupied during inclement weather and an arbor at other times. Camp meetings were held every year on King's River, five miles distant. A Cumberland Presbyterian Church was organized in 1886 by Rev. J. S. Rudolph. Rev. Albert Gregg, of Kingston, is pastor of a Baptist Church.

Piney.–Upper Piney Methodist Episcopal Church, South, is a part of Berryville Circuit. Riley Miller and Gregg and Bradshaw are the pastors respectively of the Free-Will and United Baptist churches of Lower Piney.

This is his son's pension info from a confederate unit :
Name: Humphrey P. Gregg
Spouse Name: Cornelia Gregg
Residence Location: Washington, Arkansas
State Served From: Arkansas
Division: Cavalry
Company: E
Regiment: Washington
Death Date: 1907
Comments: widow applied 1925

And here is a daughter:

Husband: Benjamin Franklin ROBERTSON
Birthdate: 26 May 1843
Birthplace: TN
Death date: 26 Mar 1924
Place of death: Polk Co., MO
Burial: Oakville Cemetery
Father: Harvey ROBERTSON
Mother: Frances A. \"Fanny\" HENSON

Marriage date: 06 Jun 1865

Marriage place: Polk Co., MO

Wife: Mary Emaline GREGG
Birthdate: 03 Mar 1848
Birthplace: Washington Co., AR
Death date: 12 Feb 1918
Place of death: Polk Co., MO
Burial: Oakville Cemetery
Father: Albert Gallatin GREGG
Mother: Sultana Jane BARR

History of Benton Co Arkansas lists the following for Baptist Churches:

"Lynch's Prairie: Albert G. Gregg, January, 1859; discontinued September, 1866. "

Here is Col L Gregg's archive info which is where I would go to lay eyes on documents:

http://libinfo.uark.edu/specialcollections/research/guides/civilwarfull.asp

74. Gregg Family.
Papers, 1853-1983; 2 linear feet.
Family correspondence, legal files, and photographs pertaining to the Lafayette Gregg family of Fayetteville (Washington County). Lafayette Gregg (1825-1891) was an attorney, soldier, Arkansas Supreme Court justice, president of the Bank of Fayetteville, and one of the founding fathers of the Arkansas Industrial University (University of Arkansas). Most of the materials in this collection pertain to Lafayette's descendents in the early twentieth century, but a small group of records concern his service as colonel commanding the Fourth Arkansas Cavalry (Union). These records include the following: a medical statement dated January 1863, exempting Lafayette from service in the local militia; a travel pass and bond issued to Lafayette for a trip to Little Rock (Pulaski County) to consult with Governor Harris Flanagin in May 1863; two orders pertaining to the Fourth Arkansas Cavalry and its operations around Little Rock; and an offical discharge certificate issued to Lafayette Gregg in June 1865. Finding aid available online.

FWIW
John R