Searcy County Scrapbook®, Album 5
Searcy County, Arkansas
To view pictures, see Album 5, just below the following index...
| Item #101 |
 Copeland Family:
Alfred 'Al' Thomas Copeland and Myrtle 'Trudy' Gertrude White-Copeland, son Melvin Copeland and grandson David (Butler) Copeland, that they raised.
Photo taken in 1950. Alfred, born in Searcy County, Arkansas is the son of John Wesley Copeland.
Submitted by Patricia Butler. Thanks Patricia!
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| Item #102 |
Diana Sue Lewis:
Diana, born November 6, 1946, was the third child of Myrtle and Sarepta Lewis.
Submitted by Beth Phelps. Thanks Beth!
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| Item #103 |
4 Generations:
Front is Cornelia Harris-Baker hugging Jessi Phelps. Back is Beth Baker-Phelps and Paul Baker. Cornelia Harris-Baker, Jessi's Great Grandmother...
Paul Baker, Cornelia's Son...Beth Baker-Phelps, Paul's Daughter...Jessi Phelps, Beth's Daughter.
Submitted by Beth Phelps. Thanks Beth!
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| Item #104 |
Raymond Baker:
Raymond Baker with old tractor. Raymond was son of Benjamin Sills Baker and Harriet 'Hattie' Howard.
Submitted by Beth Phelps. Thanks Beth!
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| Item #105 |
Anna Lee Copeland:
Alfred 'Al' Thomas Copeland and
Myrtle 'Trudy' Gertrude White Copeland had two children, Melvin and Anna Lee. Anna Lee died of cancer at a
young age. Ann's son David was raised by his grandparents Al and Trudy seen in Item #101.
Submitted by Patricia Butler. Thanks Patricia!
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| Item #106 |
Dwaine Welling and Baker Boys:
This picture was taken on July 21, 1946. From left to right are Ben Baker, Dwaine Welling, Paul Baker (cousins).
Ben and Paul are the sons of Raymond and Cornelia Baker. Dwaine is the son of Harold Welling and Pauline Baker-Welling.
Submitted by Beth Phelps. Thanks Beth!
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| Item #107 |
Boarding Train:
Group of Searcy County men preparing to board train at Marshall for military duty, September 22, 1917.
Front Row, Left to Right: Keith, Jeff Hensley, Jack Lay, Jasper Newton, and Andy Thornton.
Back Row, Left to Right: Ab Treat, John Willis, Ed Plumlee, Green Crider, Charlie Row, Will Stacey,
and Ed Stewart.
Submitted by Dolores Raines Sutton. Thanks Dolores!
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| Item #108 |
Frank Hodges:
Frank G. Hodges, born Searcy County, Arkansas 30 July 1884, oldest son of William Pressley Hodges and Mary Lucretia Taylor.
He is pictured with his father's Fox Trotter stallion, Charlie Simmons.
Submitted by Joyce Hodges. Thanks Joyce!
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| Item #109 |
Roy and William Hodges:
Roy Hodges born 14 Jan 1891 and William Pierce Hodges born 2 Nov 1892. They are the 5th and sixth children of William Pressley Hodges and Mary Lucretia Taylor.
Submitted by Joyce Hodges. Thanks Joyce!
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| Item #110 |
Mr. and Mrs. Harris:
Robert Alexander Harris and Sarah Davis Harris.
Submitted by Beth Phelps. Thanks Beth!
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| Item #111 |
Myrtle Lewis:
World War II photo.
Submitted by Beth Phelps. Thanks Beth!
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| Item #112 |
Hodges Wedding Photo:
Wedding photo of William P. Hodges and Mary L. Taylor. William Pressley Hodges (July 31, 1857 - March 12, 1936) and Mary Lucretia Taylor (February 25, 1867 - November 11, 1921) married December 17, 1882.
Submitted by Joyce Hodges. Thanks Joyce!
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| Item #113 |
Hodges Home:
Home in Snowball of William P. and Mary L. Hodges...alleged built about 1901.
Submitted by Joyce Hodges. Thanks Joyce!
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| Item #114 |
Hodges Store:
Store of William P. Hodges in Snowball, Arkansas.
Submitted by Joyce Hodges. Thanks Joyce!
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| Item #115 |
Roy Hodges:
Roy Hodges was born January 14, 1891 in Searcy County, Arkansas; son of William P. and Mary L. Taylor Hodges.
Submitted by Joyce Hodges. Thanks Joyce!
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| Item #116 |
Shipman Family:
George Morgan Shipman was my great-grandfather on my mother's side. Morgan and his wife, Louise
(sometimes spelled Louzia) are pictured with nine of their twelve children.
I don't know which children are pictured, but the names of their children are:
Flora, Eliza Malinda, Sarah Ann, William Marion, Amanda, Charlotta, Arville,
Maud, Emma, Claud, George, and Telia Florence. Perhaps someone from the
Shipman family will see the picture and be able to identify the children. At
least one of the Shipman family still lives near St. Joe. Morgan's grandson
owns and operates the Siver Run cabins just South of St. Joe.
Submitted by Jerry Adams. Thanks Jerry!
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| Item #117 |
Grinder Sisters:
Nomie Grinder Tyler (Tyler's Bend) and Stella Grinder Burnes sisters to Bob (Robert Andrew) Grinder and daughter's of
George Washington Grinder. Goerge owned the Ferry on the Buffalo River. George also had the first telephone lines in
St. Joe, the exchange was operated by his daughter Nomie and possibly Hannah. He also owned a sawmill in St. Joe.
Submitted by Nita Fraiser. Thanks Nita!
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| Item #118 |
Bob and Perry Grinder:
Bob (Robert Andrew) Grinder with son Perry Grinder around 1927. Perry was around 7 years old. There were 10 children with 8 living to adult hood. Perry was 5th of the living children.
Submitted by Nita Fraiser. Thanks Nita!
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| Item #119 |
Daniel Siblings:
Left to right: Henry Polk Daniel, Samuel Letcher Daniel, Susan Octavia Daniel Blair, Sarah Daniel Patterson, Martha Daniel Griggs, William Poindexter Daniel. Six of the eight
children born to James Simpson Daniel and Elizabeth Ann Redwine.
Submitted by Deana Bell. Thanks Deana!
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| Item #120 |
Pinkney Monroe Daniel:
Son of John G./R. Daniel and Louisa Weaver. Pinkney Monroe Daniel was born February 7, 1870 Pindall, Searcy County, Arkansas; died June 18, 1954 in Pindall.
Submitted by Deana Bell. Thanks Deana!
 Is buried as P. M. Daniel in Kilburn Cemetery.
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| Item #121 |
Martin Family:
Isaac Cahal Martin (5 Feb 1885-9 March 1944) and wife Edna Etta Hodges (17 Sept 1885-27 July 1956) with children: Wilma Opal Martin (21 April 1907-1997) and Ruby Elizabeth Martin (1 Feb 1909-12 Nov 1970).
Submitted by Joyce Hodges. Thanks Joyce!
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| Item #122 |
Taylor House:
Home of Benjamin Franklin Taylor (1839-1897) and his wife, Mary Morris Wortman (1834-1907) near or in Snowball, Searcy County, Arkansas.
Submitted by Joyce Hodges. Thanks Joyce!
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| Item #123 |
J. H. Hampton:
My Grandfather, Joseph Henry Hampton. Son of Samuel Pate Hampton and Martha Elizabeth Abrams.
Submitted by Sam Hampton Jr.. Thanks Sam!
Is buried as J. H. Hampton in Hall Cemetery.
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| Item #124 |
John Houston McElroy:
Son of Thomas Jefferson McElroy and Sarah, born December 17, 1829 in Wayne County, Tennessee; died May 30, 1907 in Searcy County, Arkansas, buried in Silver Hill Cemetery.
Submitted by D. Walker. Thanks D. Walker!
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| Item #125 |
John and Mary Chadwick:
John Louther Chadwick was son of Matthew Chadwick and Charity Elizabeth King; he was born June 6, 1825, died April 15, 1885.
His wife Mary Melvina Daniel was daughter of Drury Daniel and Sarah Gaines; she was born in 1828, died 1911.
Submitted by Deana Bell. Thanks Deana!
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| Item #125 |
John and Mary Chadwick:
John Louther Chadwick was son of Matthew Chadwick and Charity Elizabeth King; he was born June 6, 1825, died April 15, 1885.
His wife Mary Melvina Daniel was daughter of Drury Daniel and Sarah Gaines; she was born in 1828, died 1911.
Submitted by Deana Bell. Thanks Deana!
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