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DESCENDANTS: Info sent to T.Mason on 29 Jun 2007 by Linda Juba. "Birth Certificates for William and Blandina; Marriage certificate; Death Certificates."
Information sent to T.Mason on 17 Apr 2008 by Joy Ray.
"Geneva first married John Albert Scrogum on 1 Jan 1893 in Richland, Ozark Co., MO. I have that they had 3 children: William D., Edgar, and Nellie. Mom use to talk about her half sister, Nellie. She really loved her a lot.
Geneva married William A. Haney who was born about 1883 (that's all I have on him). Mom told me that he was a twin to an Edward Haney; the Haneys came from Orr, OK. Geneva & William Haney had 3 children:
Marie Elizabeth Haney born 13 Aug 1912 in Nocona, Montague Co., TX; died 12 Sep 2001 in Alamogordo, NM
Elmer Claudie Haney born 21 May 1909; died 8 Jun 1994 (birth & death in Nocona)
Richard Haney (Dick) and I have no information on him. I know it's out there but I just haven't gotten back to doing research."
Information sent to T.Mason on 17 Apr 2008 by Joy Ray.
"Geneva first married John Albert Scrogum on 1 Jan 1893 in Richland, Ozark Co., MO. I have that they had 3 children: William D., Edgar, and Nellie. Mom use to talk about her half sister, Nellie. She really loved her a lot.
Geneva married William A. Haney who was born about 1883 (that's all I have on him). Mom told me that he was a twin to an Edward Haney; the Haneys came from Orr, OK. Geneva & William Haney had 3 children:
Marie Elizabeth Haney born 13 Aug 1912 in Nocona, Montague Co., TX; died 12 Sep 2001 in Alamogordo, NM
Elmer Claudie Haney born 21 May 1909; died 8 Jun 1994 (birth & death in Nocona)
Richard Haney (Dick) and I have no information on him. I know it's out there but I just haven't gotten back to doing research."
BIOGRAPHY: Sketch sent to T.Mason on 21 Jul 2007 by Melissa Roe.
Continued story. See notes for father - Edgar.
"Orvil Mearl Fields Sr. and Esther May Bratcher Fields had 21 children. Betty was number 18, so she only knew about 10 of her brothers and sisters as the others had already left home. She knew Eddie, Ray, Shirley, Linda, J.R., Sharon, Billy, Betty(herself), Bud, Joyce, and Becky. She heard about the three oldest James, Frieda, and Jerrell Eddie; they died as young children. There were several children stillborn between these and were never given names. Betty is trying to piece together her family history (even her own brothers and sisters) but they are a scattered family and not very close."
Paul Heflin Savage, Jr. - Mrs. Frank Ross Stewart, Editor, The Northeast Alabama Scrapbook, 1883-1935, Volume II (The Stewart University Press, P.O. Box 295, Centre, AL 35960, 1983), pg 50. "Lived in Knoxville, Tennessee in 1934."
Marriage Notes for Ben Black and Johnye S. BORDEN-47820
The Piedmont Journal or The Piedmont Journal - Independent newspaper (Piedmont, AL 36272)
The many friends of Miss Johnye Borden were surprised and interested to learn of her marriage to Mr. Ben Black, of Knoxville, Tenn., the ceremony being solemnized last Sunday morning in Anniston, Rev. Stoney officiating. The bride is the accomplished and attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.R. Borden, of this city, and has a host of friends here. She is well known in educational circles of the State, having taught for a number of years, and for the past two years she had been supervisor of rural schools of Cleburne County.
The groom is a prominent business man in Knoxville. The young couple left immediately after the ceremony for Knoxville, where they will make their home.