Newton County Scrapbook®, Album 12, pg 2
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 Baker Mine:
Left to Right: Leness House, July 8, 1891 to September 6, 1977; Pvt US Army WWI, buried Beechwood Cemetery.
Frank Villines, James Franklin Villines January 22, 1885 to January 9, 1979, buried Jasper Cemetery. Ed Minnisus,
no dates, he and Lizzie moved to Oklahoma in the 30's where they raised Lizzie's nephew, Robert Shroll.
 
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| Item #1127 |
Millie Carlton, Jessie Villines, and Mabel Carlton:
Submitted by Gloria Vaughn. Thanks Gloria!
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| Item #1128 |
Pruitt house:
This is my mother's, Opal (Pruitt) Long old home place in Limestone, Newton County, Arkansas. John Pruitt's home. Taken in the 1960's.
Submitted by Loretta Fleetwood. Thanks Loretta!
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| Item #1129 |
Kin at Essex:
My brother and his wife, Charles and Liz Long, and my cousin Olen Freeman at the gate of Essex Cemtery where our family members are buried.
Submitted by Loretta Fleetwood. Thanks Loretta!
Essex Cemetery
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| Item #1130 |
Old Mt. Sherman School:
If anyone can provide names of individuals in picture, please do so.
Submitted by Jeanne Spencer Salyers. Thanks Jeanne!
 Mt. Sherman Cemetery
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| Item #1131 |
Garrett and Josie Rhynes:
Garrett Letcher Rhynes married Amanda Josephine Sparks on September 1, 1899 Newton County, Arkansas. 'Josie' was daughter of James Basil Sparks and Mary Francis Breedlove. She was born July 13, 1874 Deer, Newton County, Arkansas, and died there August 2, 1939.
Submitted by William Glenn Bradley. Thanks William!
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| Item #1132 |
Jackson Kilgore:
Son of Ruben Shelly Kilgore and Nancy Jane Roseberry. Husband of Sarah 'Sally' Louise Lackey. Buried Low Gap Cemetery.
 Low Gap Cemetery
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| Item #1133 |
Susie and John Wilson:
Susie Buchanan Barnes, grandniece of President Buchanan, mother of Eva Barnes Henderson, with husband whom she married later in life, John Wilson.
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| Item #1134 |
Richmond L. Morgan Family, 1913:
Richmond Love Morgan and wife, Aldy, their daughter, Mary M. Morgan and Aldy's son, Elee Johnson.
Submitted by Paul Self. Thanks Paul!
Mt. Sherman Cemetery Note 3
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| Item #1135 |
Sally Kilgore and daughters:
Sarah 'Sally' Louise Lackey Kilgore, wife of Jackson Kilgore, with Evelyn Kilgore on
left and Vesta Kilgore on right.
Low Gap Cemetery
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| Item #1136 |
Georgia Erzuka Villines Burton Hensley:
Taken September 18, 2004, on her 95th birthday. Daughter of Hez Villines and Minnie Edgmon.
Submitted by Ruth Barnes. Thanks Ruth!
Walnut Grove Cemetery
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| Item #1137 |
Georgia Erzuka Villines Burton Hensley:
Mother with her birthday cake.
Submitted by Ruth Barnes. Thanks Ruth!
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| Item #1138 |
Marble Falls:
Marble Falls and corner of old mill.
Submitted by Judy Tate.
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| Item #1139 |
Group picture:
Second from left is Georgie holding Mary Ruth, in back with tie is Lark. Children of Hez Villines and Minnie Edgmon. If you can Identify the others, please do.
Submitted by Ruth Barnes. Thanks Ruth!
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| Item #1140 |
Jane Ann Owen Snow:
I made contact with a lady named Karen Fetters who is a great-granddaughter of Calvin Houston Snow and Jane Ann Owen (b. 1861, Newton Co. - dau of Richard Owen and Emaline Moody) and a gg-aunt of mine. Karen sent me a picture of Aunt Jane made in 1939 on the occasion of her 78th birthday. Note the the photo was made in color which was a bit rare at the time. I assume that photo was made in either Norman or Ada, OK where she was living when she died in 1949.
Submitted by William Gorman. Thanks William!
 Calvin Houston Snow Family Info
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| Item #1141 |
Dana Ammons:
The name 'Dana Ammons' is on this picture. Don't know if this is the Villines side or the Blackwood side.
Submitted by Gloria Vaughn. Thanks Gloria!
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| Item #1142 |
Alf and Kizzie Keeton:
James Alfred 'Alf' Keeton, September 20, 1844 in Newton County to July 3, 1938; died Ponca, Arkansas.
Kizzie Philingame Goodnight Keeton, 'Alf's' second wife. Her first husband, John Goodnight was born 1819, died April 15, 1885. He was a Civil War Veteran.
Alf Keeton is buried at Beechwood Cemetery.
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| Item #1143 |
Jesse Tipton Casey:
Jesse Tipton Casey (1824-1897) son of Jesse Casey, grandson of Abner and Elizabeth Bowen Casey. Jesse T. Casey, a farmer, and Elizabeth Virginia Netherton, his wife, were born in Tennessee, 1824 and 1829, respectively. They were the parents of one daughter, Elizabeth, born in 1849. Jesse T. Casey was the first postmaster of the Boxley Post Office, about 1871. Earlier postal service had been instituted about 1851 as the Whiteley Post Office, named after Sam Whiteley, but it was discontinued in 1866.
Submitted by: Jerry Young. Thanks Jerry!
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| Item #1144 |
Lewis Clark Horn:
Husband of Eliza Sparks.
Submitted by Eugene Horn. Thanks Eugene!
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| Item #1145 |
People on Porch:
This house was right in the center of
Ponca near one of the big springs that we carried water from. Left to Right: Mayme Blank, Leness House, Frank Villines,
Lizzie Minicus, (Mayme and Lizzie were sisters), Ed Minicus was pouring from the bottle. I do not know who the
other man is.
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| Item #1146 |
Lee Casey and Lee Curtis:
Lee Curtis was Great Nephew of Jane Owen Snow.
Submitted by Karen Fetters. Thanks Karen!
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| Item #1147 |
Mt. Sherman School, 1902:
Names appear in next item...
Submitted by Jeanne Spencer Salyers. Thanks Jeanne!
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| Item #1148 |
Mt. Sherman School, 1902:
Names of those in previous, picture...
Submitted by Jeanne Spencer Salyers. Thanks Jeanne!
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| Item #1149 |
James and Mary Simmons:
James Pinkney Simmons (1847-1928) and wife Mary Elizabeth Brown (1852-1935). Both are buried in Walnut Cemetery, Newton County, Arkansas.
Submitted by Vonda Dihm. Thanks Vonda!
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| Item #1150 |
Jacob and Augusta Ramsey:
Jacob was son of Thomas Ramsey and Elzabeth Ponder. His wife Augusta was known as 'Gustie', her maiden name was Smith. They were the parents of LaSalle Ramsey.
Submitted by Cheryl Jackson. Thanks Cheryl!
 Union Grove Cemetery
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