Related to the Whiteman Family?

McCown & Rundell to McDaniel/Elrod

(continued) His first wife died giving birth to Martha on Nov 22, 1880. He then married a widow with 3 children. According to family history, Lula Jane had mental problems and the family had a hard time of it.
LOUISA: According to cousin Geneva Culwell, Lula Jane was a "mental case". Genevea remembers her mother telling how Lula would make the children chew any soil out of their panties. She beat Geneva's mother until she had to be bandaged for pointing in the wrong direction when her sisters asked where Daddy had gone. She was only a baby, and didn't know. (family legend)

Another story was that she was going to poison them all at one time. She told her two children not to eat. Lula ran in (young Lula) and grabbed their plates off the table and yelled at them not to eat. (Again, family legend)

Geneva thinks that Andrew was a "ginner" (cotton) and was away from home a lot, and din't know what went on. Another story says that Andrew was ill and had to be away a lot, leaving Lula with 10 children (small children, at that)
to care for. No wonder she "flipped", if legend is true. All of the children were under age 10 at one time.

The original marriage license is in the possession of H. Anne Whiteman, writer of this information.
13 ETTA MAY (OR MARIAH) MCCOWN b. 30 May 1882 BROWNSVILLE TX d. 7 May 1965 VAN NUYS CA m. first in 1899 WILLIAM (Willie) EDWARD MORRIS b. 1870 d. 7 Sep 1901 HENRIETTA TX
m. 0 Feb 1907 Possibly Tishomingo, OK? THOMAS ANDREW RUNDELL b. 30 Jun 1878 DES ARC MO IRON CO d. 29 Apr 1962 LITTLE ROCK AR
Etta McCown was said to adore her dad. Family tradition says he was a minister. Etta was a Methodist, as were her siblings.

Although we do not know a great deal about Etta before she appears as a married woman, a family picture taken with her sisters show her to be very attractive. In her wedding picture with Thomas Rundell, she looks rather stern, but that could have just been the photographer's work.

It is said that she had only one love in her life, William Morris. Family talk said that she married Thomas Rundell to provide a father for her little daughter. We have no way of verifying this, but in later years they occupied
the same home in Little Rock, but not the same rooms. She had her bedroom and the Living room, and he had his bedroom. Who knows what lead to those living arrangments?

When William died in a most terrible way (the doctor supposedly poured boiling water into his abdominal cavity during an apendicitis operation on the kitchen table), Etta was left with her small daughter Willie, later called Billie. She became half-sister to Lillian, Ray and Anna Mae in subsequent years. Papa, as he was called by the children, appears to have been a stern parent.

We do not know how Etta and Thomas Rundell met, nor for sure where they married. Etta was from Texas, and Thomas lived in Missouri at least for a while when he was a child. Apparently they met when he worked for the railroad.

Etta remained close to her sisters, but Papa Rundell was not as close with his family, although they did visit occasionally.

Etta was no stranger to tragedy. Her son, Abraham, died at about age 4 of meningitis, and William Raymond's twin died at birth.

By that time she had changed her middle name to May or Mae. Children at school had teased her, saying "Mariah, Mariah, your tail's on fire!" Because of that, she disliked her name, and when she was old enough, she changed it!

ACCORDING TO GENEVA CULWELL: "Family legend says that "Aunt Et's" husband, W. E. Morris, died a horrible death. After that happened, Willie and Aunt Et stayed with Geneva's parents for a while. She told how Morris got appendicitis and gangrene. Some crazy doctor had men hold him and poured boiling water into the cavity to purge it.. supposedly his idea of killing the infection..he finished off the patient quicker instead. Geneva's mom said
when Willie was scolded, she would pout and say, "Poor Little Willie, her doesn't has a papa." She was not very old when Aunt Et remarried."

"Speaking of where Aunt Et remarried, it might have been somewhere around Gainsville or Illinois Bend, Tx., or Love Co.,, OK, but Brown Co., TX was mentioned a lot by Geneva's mom." ...

Another family member said that she was living with Aunt Cell (Sell?) when she met Papa (Tom Rundell). She may have married Papa in OK (Maybe Ardmore) if not Texas. Or maybe Tishamingo."
T.A. Rundell: He as a Christian Scientest according to his obit but his family states he was a Baptist.(Per Anna Mae Rundell Elrod)

Thomas Rundell walked with a limp most of his life. As a youth, perhaps about 7 years old or so, he was sent to live with an aunt "Mariah?" in Des Arc, MO. He went there with his brother. Possibly they were orphaned. From that time
forward, he doesn't reappear in family history until his marriage to Etta.

He married a young widow with a little girl. He was a handsome man, tall, with a mustache and brown hair. As time passed and he and Etta had children of their own, he appears to have become quite stern in his caring for his
children. Willie, his step-daughter, eloped. Then Lillian eloped, and Anna Mae Elizabeth eloped. Each felt they could not marry with Papa's blessing.

In later years, when they lived at 1302 West Second Street in Little Rock, AR., Thomas and Etta appeared to cohabit the same home, but not close to one another. While we cannot judge their living habits, Thomas was not allowed in
Etta's rooms. By that time she was somewhat reclusive and invalided, leaving only to visit the doctor or to putter around the outside of the house. Thomas, who had no pension because railroaders did not get social security, and he had
no railroad pension .. or if he did it was miniscule ... Thomas worked at several odd jobs, in a bank, for the Salvation Army, and others to make ends meet.

His grandchildren thought him quite fine. They were not allowed in Etta's part of the house, either, but grandpa Rundell always entertained them with interesting things to do. He had ink eradicator, a very interesting item, and
a grinding wheel, old books, a typewriter, lots of things to look at and enjoy, and he brought home some items from the Salvation Army as well.
Grandmother Rundell was NEVER called grandma, it was not allowed.

INFORMATION WRITTEN BY T.A. Rundell Modern Woodman of America Benefit Certificate IL
($3000 policy beneficiary: Etta May Rundell)
RE: Operation performed in Shreveport,LA - Drs. Were T. E. Schamput, Dr. Randall Hunt- Had two operations, one in 1898 performed by Dr. Schamput and one in 1905 performed by Dr. Hunt, both in hospital there. Ages 30 and 27,
Stated had one brother living, then 35 years of age and two brothers who died, one in 1876 at age 5, one in 1880 at age two. His mother died at age 42 from the effects on measles in 1882. Father died 1890, age 70- old age.
Grandfather & Grandmother on paternal side, didn't know, His maternal grandmother died in 1883 at age 68, grandfather at age 86 in 1885.

Said resembled father most in characteristics.
This paper was executed in Somerville, Burlson (~) Co> TX

T.A, 's address was Somerville, Burlisin, TX PO Box 947. Document dated Nov 4, 1910.

Stated T.A. born at Des Arc, Co. of Iron in the state of Mo. on the 3Oth of June, 1878. His occupation was listed as Tie Timber Inspector (RR). Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.

Wife was Etta May Rundell of Ola, Ark.
He had belonged to the society before.Date-June 9, 1908. Location of camp: Tishomingo, OKIA, Camp 11171.

RE personal.-ailment in last 7 years-was treated by staff physicians at North La State Hospital and also Dr. Norris of Alambin, AR. First for an injury to his ankle, 2nd for malaria in 1906. Recovery complete.

Had operation for hernia in 1898, recovery complete.
Had been a total abstainer from alcohol for 10-15 years. was once intoxicated 36 years ago. Quit of own accord 11 years ago.
? RUNDELL b. 18 Sep 1907 TISHOMINGO OK
WILLIAM RAYMOND b. 18 Sep 1907 TISHOMINGO OK
m. JUANITA *UNKNOWN
15 JOY RUNDELL
14 LILLIAN JUANITA RUNDELL [OBIT] b. 9 Apr 1909 JENNINGS FALLS AR (OR MAYBE OLA, AR) d. 13 Apr 1989 PACOIMA CA
m. 17 Apr 1927 COTTON PLANT AR JOHN GUY SADLER b. 1905 MAMMOTH SPRINGS AR d. 1955 ST LOUIS MO
Lillian's Wedding
Lillian Rundell was very nervous. Always intimidated by her father, Thomas Rundell, who ruled his home firmly, she was now intending to defy him in the most permanent way!

She and the young, handsome Guy Sadler had gone for a drive ... and decided to get married. Lillian was still a schoolgirl. Papa would never permit it.
Therefore, they formed an elaborate plan. Allendale, the school Lillian attended, had a dinner held on the grounds of the school each year as an Easter celebration. Etta Rundell, the mother, usually attended with the girls, but Papa Rundell did not. Papa, to complicate the story, was against Lillian even DATING Guy. The pair decided they would slip away during the festival and get married.

Lillian, although unable to date Guy, had fallen in love with him. She slipped out with him when she was supposed to be "staying over" with Guy's sister. Aware they had to get the license from nearby Clarendon, a new problem arose. The clerk in Clarendon was a friend of Papa. It was decided Guy would make the trip to get the license, and they hoped no one would contact Papa Rundell. In those days it did not require both parties present to get a license.

The big day dawned and Lillian and Guy slipped away from the Easter dinner. They drove to Cotton Plant, AR., with Guy's cousin and his wife as witnesses (Lloyd and Betty Whiteside). It was during the time of the big 1927 floods,
but they had no trouble going and everyone was so excited no one noticed the water slowly rising. Back home, it was apparent Etta knew where the couple had gone, for she was crying at the Easter dinner. Someone asked her what was
the matter and little Anna Mae, her youngest daughter, piped up "Lillian ran away to get married!"

Lillian and Guy were married by a slightly tipsy Justice of the Peace who had been partying the night before. They began the return to Allendale. Horror of horrors, the bridge was out! Since the wedding was to be kept secret, they had to get home. The party returned to Cotton Plant, went to the railroad and returned by train. It poured all night on their wedding night. Later, Papa confronted Lillian when no one else was around and asked her if she was married. She answered, "No, Papa," and he made her swear she would never see Guy Sadler again.

Unfortunately, Papa either heard from his friend, the clerk, or went to Clarendon, for he found out about the license ... and the wedding. Angry, he ordered Lillian out of the house ... not uncommon for that day and time. She
had nowhere to go because the water was so high. She sent a note to Guy, who came to visit her at the home of a girlfriend where she had sought refuge. Unfortunately, the girlfriend's father was a friend of Thomas Rundell and HE
ordered her out of his house as well! Guy took his bride to his home, and she went to school daily by boat during the floods.

Eventually, peace was made between the two families. Lillian and Guy were married 28 years. He died of a heart attack in the family home, in Lillian's arms. She never remarried. Lillian helped to care for her mother after her
father's death.

JOHN: DIED OF APPARENT HEART ATTACK. HAD BEEN UNDER TREATMENT FOR HEART DISEASE FOR ONE WEEK. hE WAS A CAR INSPECTOR FOR THE COTTON BELT RAILROAD FOR 12 YEARS. HE WAS A MEMBER OF EMETH LODGE 1030, AF & AM, LOW 12 AND THE BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY CLERKS, LOCAL 419.
15 PATRICIA SADLER b. 21 Feb 1928
m. DON Di IGNACIO b. ABOUT 1909
m. 1993 LAS VEGAS, NV JAMES AVERA
15 JOHN THOMAS SADLER b. 12 Nov 1935 d. 6 Jan 1936 MAGNOLIA HOSPITAL 14 ABRAHAM LINCOLN RUNDELL b. CA 1912 d. CA 1915
DIED OF MENINGITIS.
14 ANNA MAE ELIZABETH RUNDELL b. 8 Mar 1915 KEYVIL AR
m. 26 May 1934 LONOKE AR HARVEY MCDANIEL ELROD b. 12 Mar 1912 DES ARC AREA, AR
HAVE COPY OF DELAYED BIRTH CERTIFICATE FILED 1948 FOR ANNA MAE.
HARVEY:
Harvey was located by his natural sisters when he was 62 years old. He was adopted out at age 2. SOME FAMILY HISTORY: Harvey Elrod was born Harvey McDaniel. When he was about two years old his mother died, making him an orphan. He was given at that time to the Elrod family, the only sibling to be given away. Some went to Aunt and Uncles, some lived together. Harvey resented being given away for much of his adult life.

The story is that Harvey's oldest brother was given the child to care for. He had a sickly wife, and, according to Harvey's sister, a mean woman. She only lived for 6 or so months after Harvey was given away, someone said. Times
were very hard then, and it was not easy to feed a family. In any case, his brother was only about 18, and his wife younger, at the time. It was only after Harvey's sister located him that he learned this. He never knew why he
was given to the Elrods, but he had a very hard life growing up and was filled with resentment, especially since he did not get past the third grade in school. He learned a lot of life lessons, but he always resented not having
an education. He was good at business, having a lot of success early.

He grew up with his step brother Jess, whom he considered his real brother.
Indeed, they look much alike. They were always in trouble, and a couple of
mean little boys for the most part. They would do things like tie a couple of
cat's tails together, toss them over a clothesline, and watch them fight. One
time they were harrassed by neighbor boys, so they lured them to the pig pen
with a trumped-up story, and threw them in. They could have easily been
killed as there was a vicious boar, but all turned out okay.

When Harvey was about 15 years old, he was shot. The only problem was, he
shot himself.

He had a rifle, and braced it barrel down against his foot to load it. The
gun went off and shot a hole in Harvey's foot. The scar eventually faded by
drawing into the foot and then disappearing.

A family member said that Harvey was born at Red House Ranch, near Des Arc.

EXCERPTS FROM LETTERS FROM HARVEY & ANNA MAE ELROD: 4/17/84 Sorry we missed
you Saturday night. Hope all is well with all of you. The sun is shining here
(Plainview, AR) today. They say we may be able to put out tomato plants by
Saturday, if we're lucky. We don't plan to plant much of anything.

We may go to Des Arc this next weekend if everything works out so we an. We'll
call them and see if it is convenient.

Harvey is at the store. He should be in for lunch, soon. Take care of
yourselves & say hello to all for us. Thanks for the pictures, Love, Dad &n
Mom. (Easter card)
15 HARVELLA ANNE ELROD b. 22 Nov 1937 LITTLE ROCK AR
m. 25 Jun 1955 MISSION HILLS CA MARVIN KIRK WHITEMAN b. 10 May 1936 WICHITA KS
error. data lost
June 1990, was intalled as President of Mission Hills, CA Chamber of Commerce.
(San Fernando Valley)
Sept. 1991 - named Realtor Associate of the Year, SFV Board of Realtors.
MARVIN:
Retired from General Motors in Van Nuys after 30 years, 1985. Owner of
Genesis II Real Estate from 1980-1987 (approx.)
16 DAVE KIRK WHITEMAN b. 18 Sep 1956 VAN NUYS CA
m. GABRIEL (GABBY) EMILY DILTS
16 THOMAS JAMES WHITEMAN b. 10 Jul 1959 VAN NUYS CA
m. 8-Apr-1979 EL DORADO, LAKE TAHOE, CA MARY HOEL b. 2 Sep 1958 GREAT BEND KS
m. 10 Mar 1984 SAN FERNANDO, CA FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST DONNA ANN KLEMM b. 19 Apr 1956 OCEANSIDE NY
SOME INTERESTING STORIES AND FACTS RELATED TO TOM WHITEMAN:

A postcard sent from camp by Thomas in May, 1971, read:

Hi Mom! Well, this is my first day at Clear Creek. I barely found time to
write this, but I did! Even though it's only the first day I miss everybody
at home already. Well, that's my time! Boy, this schedule's tight! Your
son, Tom. P.S. please send $1.00.

In 1992 Tom had a major accident in his cement truck while on the job. He
swerved to avoid an animal, the load shifted and he was on a two-lane road,
going off on the left. Fortunately, for him, he had not belted his seat belt
because the driver's side was crushed completely. A motorist came up to the
scene, and timidly asked, is anyone in there? When Tom replied, the motorist
said "Thank God!". And we do. The newspaper account said a Purcell man was
injured shortly after 2:30 p.m. Tuesday when his northbound (vehicle) left a
Jaspar County road five miles east of Carthage and slid into a ditch, the
patrol said. Tom Whiteman, 33, was treated for moderate injuries at
McCune-Brooks Hospital, Carthage.

Donna was called, and that phone call must have been frightening. She rushed
to his side at the hospital, but did not know the extent of his injuries until
she got there.

Written 2-11-93 letter from Tom (in file) reflecting on his past, and telling
us that we were wiser than we knew (or than he knew?)

DEC 1993 letter: (portions) It's been an exciting year for us. WE began the
year looking to purchase a house. Easter weekend in April we moved into our
new home. It's two stories, with two bedrooms, living room and utility room
on 1/2 acre in a small, quiet town (population 359). We tried our hand at
gardening this summer - and the weeds won! We did have strawberries, string
beans and tomatoes. We went cherry and blackberry picking and did some
"jamming".

Tom was in an accident while driving a truck at the end of April. The truck
was totaled adnn we consider it a miracle he got out with some pretty minor
breaks, cuts and bruises. In August he returned to work, but found that
strapping and tarping flatbeds really bothered his shoulder. He's now with a
company that still keeps him over-the-road, but they only haul vans.

Keith is growing up so fast. He played T-ball this spring and really liked
it. He went to California for 3 weeks in August and learned to swim in his
grandparents pool. He's in 2nd grade and made the Honor Roll with straight
A's this semester.

Scott is doing well in the Navy. He's been stationed in Maryland this past
year and in January he'll be going to another base, also in Maryland. He'll
be there until January 1995. On November 29th we became parents of a new
daughter ... Scott married a young lady named Kelly! Of course we wish them
much happiness together.

I started working as an aide at Keith's school. The pay isn't so good - Tom
says I'm HIS contribution to society, but I really like working with the kids
and the hours and time off is great.

We especially felt God's hand and blessing upon us in October when the Spring
River flooded and the house we had been renting in Carl Junction had 4 1/2
feet of water inside!

(The letter ended with a scripture) Tom, Donna & Keith Whiteman

*
MARY:
TOM AND MARY WERE DIVORCED ON OCTOBER 18, 1983, IT WAS FILED ON 9/18/83
17 PHILLIP HARVEY WHITEMAN b. JUNE 5, 1980 GRANADA HILLS CA
BORN 3:48 A.M. THE DAY AFTER HIS AUNT JAMIE WHITEMAN'S BIRTHDAY, 7 LB 9OZ, 21
INCHES LONG.
17 NATHANIEL SCOTT WHITEMAN b. 4 Jan 1982
17 KEITH ROBERT WHITEMAN b. 16 Aug 1986 AT HOME IN PEARBLOSSOM CA (IN DESERT)
EXCERPTS FROM LIFE WITH KEITH:

A letter from Keith (1993) when he had just learned to write read: Dear Granny
Anny + Grandpa, I miss you and love you. And I like School. And we're having
a fire today and I like Soccer. And I know 123's (backward s) and ABC's
(backward C&S) I know a word like CAT. And don't show this to NOBODY becase
thi is secet leter. Love, Keith.

ANOTHER: Dear Granny Annie & Grandpa I like school. I even now the alphabet.
I'll write after the letter. I love you. We ate spinach for Valentine
dinner. It was good for a second then yuccy. I also did a paper doll troll
today. We got lots of Valentine cards for Valentines day. Thank you for the
Beauty and the Beast. We have milions + milions + milions of snow but the sun
is out but you now what? The sun cannot melt it all. Love, Keith
16 JAMIE DIANNE WHITEMAN b. 4 Jun 1962 VAN NUYS CA
m. 1981 GRANADA HILLS CA ROBERT KRAMER
m. 22 Jun 1991 MISSION HILLS CA EVAN MATTHEW BRAND b. 24 Jun 1956 STOCKTON CA
data lost: error
17 MATTHEW KIRK LAUD BRAND b. 5 Apr 1992 ORANGE, CA
Matthew Kirk Laud Brand was born robust. When he was laid upon his mother's
stomach at birth, he tried to lift up his head and the doctor and nurses were
astounded. The doctor said "Whoa! You've got a lively one there!" or words
to that effect.

Matthew was born with strawberry blonde hair that grew redder as he grew
older. In 1994, his motor skills were fine-honed. Although he was a little
slower in speech skills, he was making up for lost time in a hurry. He took a
trip twice to Arkansas during 1994. Once when his great-grandfather had a
heart attack, and he traveled with his grandfather Marvin, and once with his
parents and grandparents to the Elrod's 60th anniversary celebration. Both
times he had to ride long and hard in a car-seat, as per the law. He came
through well. His little sister Aislinn, a new baby just a couple of months
old, traveled too.
17 AISLINN ELIZABETH BRAND b. 2 Mar 1994 ORANGE, CALIFORNIA
Aislinn came into the world early, as did her brother, and she has strawberry
blonde hair. There the similarity, in 1994, ends. She is calm, quiet,
introspective. She traveled to Arkansas twice in the first four months of her
life and you could hardly tell she was around. Where Matthew is energetic,
Aislinn is placid. Her mother calls her "little bit" for Elizabeth, and
Matthew calls her C.C. for "sissy".

1998. We went to visit on our month'long April vacation. The family is now in
a new Aislinn is going through tests for possible genetic growth hormone
problems. She is very
15 JIMMY HARVEY ELROD b. 19 Sep 1941 LITTLE ROCK AR
m. 12 Oct 1968 NORTH HOLLYWOOD CA DIANNE ELIZABETH SKELLY b. 27 Mar 1943 LONDON (SOLDERS GREEN) ENGLAND
16 JASON ANDREW ELROD b. 16 Nov 1969 HOLLYWOOD CA (HOLLYWOOD COMMUNITY HOSP)
m. Debi _____
17 Damon Elrod b. 30 Jan 1997 Sacramento, CA
Have birth story in file, written by his mother.
16 KEVIN JAMES ELROD b. 8 Jan 1972 GRANADA HILLS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, GH CA
WEIGHED 6 LBS 15 OZ AT BIRTH, 20 INCHES LONG
14 WILLIE RUBY MORRIS b. 24 Oct 1901 FORT WORTH TX d. 0 Feb 1984 SACRAMENTO CA OR RENO NEVADA
m. 15 Jan 1919 KEVIL AR BY JUSTICE OF PEACE RALPH GUYOT b. 19 Sep 1896 SALEM ILL d. 1958 OAKLAND CA
m. JIM RICHMOND
Willie's father died at an early age, and she became stepdaughter to Thomas
Rundell.

Willie said that they always had nice clothes, but they couldn't wear them to
church. It might make others feel bad.

She eloped with Ralph Guyot, and they had three girls. She was to marry twice
more. She and Ralph were divorced after the children were grown. They were
married 39 years.

She always felt her youngest step-sister, Anna Mae, was very spoiled, and Anna
appears to agree with that evaluation. Willie was somewhat jealous of Anna
Mae, because she felt she got spanked when she did something wrong, and Anna
did not. Billie usually said nice things about people, at least in her later
years. She must have been really jealous of Anna Mae.
RALPH:
Willie and Ralph met in Keeville while she was with her parents. When Ralph
came to visit, Anna Mae beat on him, saying "You can't marry my sister!"
15 MORRIS MARCEL (SIS) GUYOT b. 6 Jul 1923
m. FINNEY GEORGE THOMASON d. 1993
m. WILLIAM (BILL) OXENRIDER
m. DON SHONES
m. 16 Sep 1978 RENO NV GEORGE HARTMAN
16 RUBY ANNETTE THOMASON
m. 1 Jun 0000 VERNON ANTHONY REIS
17 ANNETTE REIS
17 REBECCA REIS
17 MARCY REIS
16 MICHAEL THOMASON
16 EDWARD (EDDIE) THOMASON b. 28 Mar 1949
16 LINDA THOMASON
m. RAY SORENSON
FROM A 1994 LETTER:

Dear Marvin & Anne, Glad to hear from you and to know you are fine. We have
had a real hard year. Lost my father and my father-in-law. Had to sale my
house but this is not Holiday talk. We will all overcome this. My grandkids
are a real joy this Christmas. They brighten my house and heart. I wish
grandmother had been able to enjoy them also.

We are hoping for a good New Year .. it cna only get better.

(etc.) New address: Linda & Ray Sorensen. 6425 Denton Way, Citrus Heights, CA
95610 916 726 8941
16 WILLIAM (BILLY) OXENRIDER
15 ANNA MAE JUANITA (BABE) GUYOT b. 15 Feb 1925 TAMPA FL
m. BIG JIMMY *UNKNOWN
m. VERNON ELMER
m. HANK DITTENBERG
16 VANITA ELMER
m. DOUG BEASLEY
17 VALICIA ANNE BEASLEY b. 23 May 1980
17 DOUGLAS WAYNE BEASLEY b. 1982
16 JOSEPH ELMER
17 LYNN ELMER b. 1968
17 TRACY ELMER b. 1973
17 JESSICA ELMER b. 1982
15 MABEL ETTA (SUNSHINE) GUYOT b. 21 Jul 1935 NORTH LITTLE ROCK AR
m. BILLY JOE PRIEST
m. BILL GORMAN
16 SHARON PRIEST b. 0 Apr 1958
m. MERLIN GRANADY
17 MILO GRANADY