Item #1001	Milas Wishon: This is Milas Monroe Wishon about 1948 with the bellows used by John Wishon in North Carolina and transported to Benton County, AR and then to Newton County. John Wishon was a blacksmith and so was his son Isaac Coonrod Wishon. I have a fire place poker made by Isaac Wishon and I have the little shovel that my Grandpa Big Ruby used to take ashes out of the stove and a log from the first house that Isaac built near the Low Gap Spring. Submitted by Joan Hobbs. Thanks Joan!
Item #1002	Emiline Henderson Bolin: Wife of John E. Bolin. Emiline was the daughter of James Edward Henderson and Matha Jane Smith. Submitted by Carolyn Greig. Thanks Carolyn!
Item #1003	Homer Lester Box, 1915: Homer Lester Box, son of Henry Ruben Box and Miranda Atkinson. He is the grandson of Thomas Atkinson Sr. and Sarah Bolin. Submitted by Kelly Bialk. Thanks Kelly!
Item #1004	Group Picture: On left is Sam Clark. I believe the two ladies in the center are Myrtle Villines and my Mother, Flora Villines. I think the girl on the end is my Aunt Clara Villines. Others unknown. Help Identify Submitted by Freda Dick. Thanks Freda!
Item #1005	Group Photo: From the left at back: Charles Chester Mashburn, Anna Elizabeth Pruitt Mashburn holding Jewell Edith Mashburn, Gladys Mary Pruitt, and Martha Pruitt Hyde. Second row from the back, starting at left: Edward Walter Pruitt (my dad), Arthur William Pruitt (hand on Ed's shoulder), James Oglethorpe Pruitt(my grandfather) holding Bessie Juanita Pruitt, Ada Odella Yates Pruitt (my grandmother) holding Ella Mae Hyde (daughter of Morris and Martha Jane Pruitt Hyde), James Hyde and in front of Hyde, James Benton Pruitt. Photo was taken in 1918 or 1919. Submitted by John Pruitt. Thanks John!
Item #1006	Daniels Family Members: Dollie Mae 'Self' Daniels, Floyd James Jr., and Floyd James Daniels. The little girl is Judy Ashberger, Floyd and Mae's Granddaughter and Richard Ashberger their grandson, the children of Moneta 'Daniels' Ashberger, my mother-in-law. Submitted by Kay Ashberger. Thanks Kay! See: Dollie Mae Daniels' Obituary
Item #1007	Breedlove Family Members: The Breedlove family picture 1943-1944 has Aunt Euna Breedlove, Mother Doris I. Breedlove Ramsey (her and dad got married in February of 43 and I was born June of 44), Grandma Jessie holding Aunt Neita Jean, Uncle Leo, Uncle Leon standing in front of Grandpa Reuben Breedlove. I don’t know where this picture was taken, but they lived up on 'Wet Fork' in the 1940’s. Where the heck was Wet Fork, I’ve never found out, but you had to walk to get to it. No roads. Submitted by Duane Ramsey. Thanks Duane! See: 'Reuben Breedlove Group Sheet'
Item #1008	Jessie Youngblood, 1945: He had a brother Jimmy or James and they played music on the Harrison Radio Station. We knew them as Jiggs and Jimmy. My parents and a lot of other people had dances in their homes and these boys came and played music at our house. Submitted by Mary Ann Bagby. Thanks Mary Ann!
Item #1009	Walsie Keeton: Walsie was born 1894 and died in 1934. I do not have a date for this photo but I would say around 1920. Submitted by Joan Hobbs. Thanks Joan!
Item #1010	Thomas Jefferson Braudrick: 12 March 1849 - 1 January 1924 Submitted by John P. Sartin. Thanks John! Read: Thomas Jefferson Braudrick Biography
Item #1011	Two Men On Horseback: Help Identify Submitted by Freda Dick. Thanks Freda!
Item #1012	Wilson Reavis and Cora Blackston: Wilson Filmore Reavis, Mammy and Pappy's son, in dress and my Great Grandmother Cora Bryant Blackston in overalls! The things a guy has to do to please his mother-in-law. I asked Grandma about that photo and she said 'folks in the Cove had to make their own fun'. Taken in the Cove at John Reavis house circa 1942. Submitted by Randy Sooter. Thanks Randy! View note for additional on the above...from Randy Sooter. Thanks Randy! See: 'Cecil Cove Hike'
Item #1013	James Wallace Family: These are my great grandparents. James C. Wallace and Mariah Alabama 'Allie' Jones. She is the daughter of Lemuel R. Jones and Cevina Gillmore of Newton County. Left to Right: The small child is Benjamin Wallace, named for Benjamin Jones; Deputy US Marshal, James C. Wallace; David Solomon Wallace, named for Lemuel's father, Solomon Jones and Uncle David Jones; Top of the picture is Sevina Wallace, named for Cevina Gillmore; on Sevina's left is Roxie Wallace; in the center is my Grandmother, Edith Arizona Wallace, named for James's mother Edith Wallace; to Edith's right is Rosie Wallace and seated is Mariah Alabama Jones. The two boys died before they were married, Benjamin at age 12 and David at age 19. They had one more child, Jack Kelse Wallace, named for James's father, Jack Wallace and Allie's great uncle Kelsey Gillmore. Jack Kelse died in 1988. He and his wife had no children, therefore this branch of the Wallace family died with him. This picture was taken in Newton County about 1889. Submitted by Connie Karle. Thanks Connie!
Item #1014	Reuben Breedlove and Ida Breedlove Pruitt: Grandpa Reuben Breedlove and his sister, Ida Breedlove Pruitt. I don’t know when it was made, but I’m guessing at their mother’s funeral in 1930. Submitted by Duane Ramsey. Thanks Duane!
Item #1015	Gladys Armer and Four of Her Children: Mary Ann, Gladys, Jarvis, Jetty, and Robert. Submitted by Jetty Baker. Thanks Jetty! Read: 'Memorial from Daughter'
Item #1016	Eva Barnes Henderson: In the book 'These Hills My Home' There is a story about her on page 74. Her mother was Susie Buchanan Barnes, grandniece of James Buchanan, 15th President of the United States. Eva's father was John 'Jonk' Barnes and died when Eva was fourteen months old. The story of Eva is titled, 'Little Goat Lady of Center Point.' I spent one night with her and she was a very sweet lady. My Grandmother Anna Eoff Wishon took me there with her. Eva was one of nine children. The only Barnes I ever knew in Newton County lived in the Compton area. Submitted by Joan Hobbs. Thanks Joan!
Item #1017	Clemmer Family: Left to Right: Lawrence L. 'Babe' Clemmer, b. 16 March 1893, d. 10 March 1954 Estel Clemmer, b. 25 June 1867, d. 10 June 1940 J. W. Clemmer, b. 02 February 1860 d. 25 April 1925 There is one more Clemmer that I know of buried at Beechwoods, Clarence W. Clemmer, b. 03 September 1891, d. 12 November 1908. I knew two others, Frank and Mary. I do not know what happened to them. Mary is in some of the school photos of Beechwoods. Submitted by Joan Hobbs. Thanks Joan!
Item #1018	Thomas Jefferson Braudrick and Sadie Spencer Braudrick, circa 1885: Submitted by John P. Sartin. Thanks John! Read: Thomas Jefferson Braudrick Biography
Item #1019	William Richardson and Ona Owen, circa 1958: William Arch Richardson (b. 28 November 1904, Limestone, d. January 1982, Tulare CA.) and his sister, Ona Delitha Richardson Owen (b. 8 December 1891, d. February 1982, Eureka CA.) For several years during the 20's Arch was postmaster with his brother Frank in Limestone, Newton County, Arkansas. Submitted by Ray Richardson and Yvette Adams Stephens Thanks Ray and Yvette!
Item #1020	Gladys Armer and Children: Back: Robert, Mary Ann, Gladys (our Mother), Jetty, and Carolyn. Front: Darlene and Jarvis. Submitted by Jetty Baker. Thanks Jetty!
Item #1021	Ermon and Stella Mae Poteete Patton: Ermon Q. Patton is the grandson of Labe Patton and Susie Harp. Ermon and Stella are my grandparents. Submitted by Diana Reaser. Thanks Diana!
Item #1022	William Edward VanCuren and Hezekiah 'Ugly Hez' Villines: Ugly Hez was son of Jefferson and Mary Jane Keeton Villines. Jefferson first married Martha Keeton, sister of Mary Jane. Submitted by Joan Hobbs. Thanks Joan! View Beechwoods Cemetery Note for Villines Info
Item #1023	H. D. and Francis I. Strickland: They were married September 6, 1880 in Fallsville, Newton County, Arkansas. Francis I. Curtis is daughter of Amos Ferguson Curtis and Cecelia Daniels. Submitted by Jo Lynn Harmon. Thanks Jo Lynn!
Item #1024	Bert Hamilton and Rosie Keith: I believe this was their wedding picture, it would be 1917 or 1918. They did not have any children and were married only a short time before he was killed in France. Submitted by Joan Hobbs. Thanks Joan! Read: 'Letter Concerning Bert Hamilton'
Item #1025	Lennes House and Unknown: This picture was in Aunt Walsie Keeton's cedar chest that I inherited. 'Len' is on the left. Help Identify the man on the right. Lennes House was a friend of Bert Hamilton in the previous picture. Both are mentioned in the following letter. Submitted by Joan Hobbs. Thanks Joan! Read: 'Letter Concerning Bert Hamilton'

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