Unsolve Family Mysteries

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Hello, I hope someone is still available. It seems I have two families on my father's side that seems to be in a way a mystery. The two mystery families are; O'Neal and Payne from Kansas, well, actually the two sisters are and maybe their husbands according to their grave records. I have had some wonderful help in locating graves for the two sister's husbands or ex-husbands. Now, one may be solvable once I get around to calling the cemetary there in Kansas, which would be the Payne family. All I need to solve this family mystery is find and have free access to their marriage and whether they did get a divorce. Only problem there is in the family record it doesn't give the date of this information, only that she, my Aunt married when she was 18 and they were living in Livingston, Montana at the time. So this is all I have to go on for this family mystery. Now, the other mystery family is the O'Neal. I had help here as well to locate her husband's grave but not hers. She is the mystery behind this family. She was born in Kansas like her sister above was but I am unable to gain access to any of the graves that are mentioned in Ancestory.com. Now, the other mystery about her is the car accident that took her life in another state in 1972, seems to be unsearchable. I recall some family members including my dad several years ago talking about her accident, which in a way they say, may not be an accident. However, the person who was helping me who located her husband's grave in Kansas, stated she had access to newspaper archives and found nothing about the car accident in the state I mentioned it took place. So I'm once again at a dead end. I have no access to Ancestory.com to find her grave nor a newspaper article that would explain her death in 1972 in another state. If anyone who would like to help or tackle in solving this family mystery, please let know and I'll give some more details like my Aunt's name and the state she was in where the accident was to of taken place. This information was given to me in a letter from my grandmother. Thanks.