Searcy County Scrapbook®, Album 3
Searcy County, Arkansas
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| Item #51 |
 Fred Beavers, in uniform:
Fred Beavers was born in Marshall, on November 19, 1916 to David Crocket Beavers and Nancy Isabelle Allen. Husband of Edith Ann Fletcher. Fred died August 30, 1986 in Madero, California, is buried in Arbor Vitae Cemetery in Madera County, California.
Submitted by Helen Beavers. Thanks Helen!
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| Item #52 |
Lady in Chair:
Please HELP IDENTIFY
Submitted by Cathy Conn. Thanks Cathy!
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| Item #53 |
Baby in Stroller:
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Submitted by Cathy Conn. Thanks Cathy!
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| Item #54 |
John Copeland Family:
John Wesley Copeland and Pearcy Ann Sims, taken about 1906. Picture of beautiful little Dorothea Copeland born 1903 and my Grandfather Alfred Thomas Copeland, born 1905 in Searcy County, Arkansas. Both married sibling children of Edmund Melvin White and Annie Aylor, Who were also cousins of the Copelands.
Submitted by Patricia Butler. Thanks Patricia!
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| Item #55 |
Man and Two Young Ladies:
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Submitted by Cathy Conn. Thanks Cathy!
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| Item #56 |
Two Ladies:
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Submitted by Cathy Conn. Thanks Cathy!
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| Item #57 |
Couple:
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Submitted by Cathy Conn. Thanks Cathy!
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| Item #58 |
Johnnie Davis and others:
Johnnie Davis is the one in the WWI uniform. I do not know who the other people in the photo are. I came across a picture submitted by Nelsie Ramsey of a headstone for Johnnie Davis (B October 24, 1895 - D January 5, 1926). I believe I am Johnnie Davis' great-granddaughter. I was pleased to find out that the names of Johnnie's parents are listed so my search can go further (since my grandfather - Howard Garland Davis - is deceased).
Submitted by Janet Davis. Thanks Janet!
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| Item #59 |
Group at store:
My Great Grandfather, John Henry Whisenant, is the man with the mustache third from the left. It was probable taken early 1900s and probable in Searcy County. Sign reads: Barton Bros. Shoes...
Submitted by Joy Baldwin. Thanks Joy!
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| Item #60 |
Marshall Residents at picnic:
Gathering at old Red Oak School site on Cantrell Road, 1909. The picture was in Marshall paper about 30 years ago. The last person in the picture alive was Bertha Kyle who died about 1999 at about 103 years old. The picture was taken in the fall of 1909 because Bertha is pregnant in photo and her first child was born late winter of 1910.
Submitted by Earl D. House. Thanks Earl!
See following Item # for names of those pictured.
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| Item #61 |
Names of those pictured in Item #60:
See newspaper article in album...pictured are William Lum House and Bettie Tilley, they were my Great Great Grandparents. William is named as Loan W. House in the article.
Submitted by Earl D. House. Thanks Earl!
William Lun House appears in Searcy County Those Who Served®
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| Item #62 |
Eastern Star Group:
Eastern Stars and maybe Masons too, don't know what the men are doing in it. Was taken in Searcy County, Arkansas somewhere around 1907. Everyone can have a look see for your people if they were in the Eastern Stars. May of been the first group in that vicinity. I don't know much about them.
Submitted by Joy Baldwin. Thanks Joy!
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| Item #63 |
Joel D. Norman:
Son of Jasper Norman and Matilda Carolyn Blackbourn of Marshall, Arkansas. Born June 6, 1891. Married Mae Dampf of Searcy County.
Submitted by JoAnn Dehardt. Thanks JoAnn!
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| Item #64 |
Fred Beavers:
Son of David Crocket Beavers and Nancy Isabelle Allen. Army Veteran of WWII.
Submitted by Helen Beavers. Thanks Helen!
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| Item #65 |
Tom Cantwell and Bettie House:
This photo was taken at a Civil War Reunion in Searcy County, I think it was 1920. Pictured are Bettie, widow of William L. House, and Tom Cantwell, a Union Veteran. They won prize as oldest two Veterans or Widows in attendance.
Submitted by Earl D. House. Thanks Earl!
Thomas Cantwell appears in Searcy County Those Who Served®
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| Item #66 |
Christopher Columbus Casey:
Submitted by: Susan Fahnstrom Thanks Susan!
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| Item #67 |
Rosetta and Claude Watts:
Rosetta (Phipps) Watts with baby, Claude Watts in her arms.
Rosetta was daughter of Benjamin Phipps and Leannah Lucinda Sanders and wife of Asa Greenberry Watts. Claude is buried in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Submitted by Earl D. House. Thanks Earl!
See Death Crown of Claude Watts.
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| Item #68 |
Rosetta and Claude Watts:
Another picture of Rosetta and Claude.
Submitted by Earl D. House. Thanks Earl!
View Letter written by Claude not long before he died.
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| Item #69 |
Watts Brothers:
The sons of Francis Marion Watts. Asa Greenberry 'Berry' is left rear. Berry was husband of above Rosetta, and father of Claude Watts.
Submitted by Earl D. House. Thanks Earl!
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| Item #70 |
Leander Renfroe, Family, ca 1917:
Picture of Leander Anderson Renfroe and Bertie A. Schoolcraft Family. Left to Right: Ernest, William Paul, Leander 'Lee', Leona (died at age 12), Bertie Schoolcraft, Virginia Ruby, Rannie Belle, and Denver (baby) Renfroe. This was taken before the family left Searcy County, Arkansas. Leander is the son of Joseph and Martha Bradley Renfroe. Bertie is the daughter of Edward and Virginia Mariam Martin Schoolcraft. They were married June 29, 1902 in Searcy County, Arkansas. Lee was born March 18, 1881 and died January 10, 1960. He is buried at Bristow, Oklahoma, Creek County. Bertie was born August 13, 1886 and died April 8, 1956. She is also buried at Bristow.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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| Item #71 |
Brewer Family:
James Brewer and Cynthia Emeline Weeks Brewer; their son, James Madison (Matison) and their daughter Lou Brewer Pritchard.
James Brewer (1833-1903) was son of Zadock Brewer and Mary Ann Brumley. Cynthia (1838-1907) was daughter of James and Dove Weeks. James and Cynthia are both buried at Bear Creek Cemetery.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
View Family Info in Searcy County Families®
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| Item #72 |
George A. Glenn:
George A. Glenn 1830 - 1914. Son of Jacob Glenn and Mary Ryals. Husband of Nancy H. Turney and Leanna M. Briscoe.
Submitted by Deanna Butler. Thanks Deanna!
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View Jacob Glenn Family Info in Searcy County Families®
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| Item #73 |
James Crawford Sanders:
Son of Elihu D. Sanders and Lucinda Brown. His first wife was Elizabeth Caroline Marcrum. He ran a store in late 1860s and cleared his farm in Red Hill, Searcy County, Arkansas. He married his second wife, Addie Jordan, July 15, 1890 in Searcy County. He is buried at Sanders Family Cemetery in Van Buren County, on private property, and very hard to get to. I understand his is the only grave with a readable stone.
Submitted by Earl D. House. Thanks Earl!
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| Item #74 |
House Family:
Children of John Wayne House and Mary Belle Cypert. Left to right: Columbus House and wife Florence Horton, Ruby House West, Della House Horton, Chesley House, Ras House, Frank and wife Frances, Mary Jo Huckabee, wife of Chesley behind Ras.
Submitted by Earl D. House. Thanks Earl!
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| Item #75 |
James Woodrow Davidson:
Born March 16, 1920, died February 3, 1981. Son of Samuel Bascum Davidson (born 1887) and wife Edna Surelda Weaver (born 1889/1890). James Woodrow Davidson was a Corporal in U. S. Army during WWII. James, his brother, Archie Dale Davidson, and their mother are buried in Glenco Cemetery. James Woodrow Davidson and Archie Dale Davidson were grandchildren of James Milton Davidson and wife Miranda Clementine Matlock, also buried nearby in Glenco Cemetery, Searcy County, Arkansas.
Submitted by Tina Roger Beller. Thanks Tina!
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View grave marker in Glenco Cemetery Album
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