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This is a picture of James Thomas Curry, his wife Fannie K. and their son Gayosa.  Jim Tom was the son of James R. Curry and Eurena (Ingram) Curry.  Also, the brother of my great grandmother (Mattie Curry Meredith).  He and his wife are buried at Clarkson Cemetery.  Submitted by:  Betty J. Copeland
 

 

This photo of the Webster County Aggies was in my great grandmothers collection.  I do not know who any of these individuals are, but, thought the photos site may be interested. 

submitted by Betty J. Copeland
 

(note: if anyone knows anyone in this photo please email us)

Ferguson Children c. 1915

Back row lt to rt Thomas Lee, Harvey Earl, Robert Homer, Henry Grady, Elmer Edward Front row John Louis, Ivy Pearl, Charles Otis, and Sarah Catherine  Robert Young Ferguson, Mary Elizabeth, and all  7 of their sons are at Providence Cemetery. Robert Homer 1899-1960, Grady 1907-1966, Elmer E 1904-1993, Harvey E 1901-1963, John L 1897-1965, Charles Otis 1912-1983, and Thomas Lee 1903-1993. Daughter Ivy Pearl Ferguson Elmore (1896 -1973) is at Cumberland. She is the wife of Onnie Wilson Elmore.

submitted by Evelyn Luka

Josiah Benson Dunn and Missouri Brantley � This picture was believed taken around 1870 when Josiah was 45 and Missouri was 42. Josiah was a Captain in the CSA (15th Miss Inf.) and was originally with the Wigfall Rifles. He became an attorney after the war. His wife Missouri was a brother to Gen. W.F. Brantley. They are buried in the Eupora Cemetery

submitted by Brantley Clegg

James Allison Clegg  - He was born in S.C. in 1822 and settled along the Trace around 1850 with his wife Mary Ann Bledsoe. He was a planter but also operated a cotton gin, saw mill, grist mill and a general store. He joined the CSA as a 2nd lieutenant and after seeing some action was discharged because of illness. He died on Christmas day in 1869. He and Mary Ann are buried in the Springhill Cemetery near Mathiston.

submitted by Brantley Clegg

Joseph Marion Clegg � Son of James Allison � He was born on the Trace near Mathiston in 1861. He married Colivia Conely in 1889 and this picture must have been taken around this time. He was a farmer and known as a �hard worker�. He is buried in the Springhill Cemetery.

submitted by Brantley Clegg

This is a picture of the McMahon's.  Left to right: William Herman, Maggie Evelena (Gilmore), Walter Clifton, Ada Lou (Crowley/Yeats) -their mother, David Edward (my grandfather), and Ola Lee (Davenport).  In the 1880 census Ada Lou was 6 years old and she and her father George Yeats was living with John Crowley (his wife Sarrah and their 4 children).  Her mother had died [her mother was a Crowley] and I am unable to find a 1890 census so I am not to sure were George Yeats was after that (yet). submitted by Betty J. Copeland
 

 

Sarah Adelaide Burns and Baldwin DeLashmet � This picture was probably the couples wedding picture taken in 1874. Sarah would have been 23 and Baldwin 24. Not much is known about them but they had 7 children who all led successful lives. Baldwin was the Sheriff of Webster County at one time. They are both buried in the old Eupora City Cemetery.  submitted by Brantley Clegg

 

Joseph Turner Dunn and Fannie Eudora DeLashmet. This was the wedding picture of �Tobe� and �Dora� Dunn. They married Feb. 9, 1893. Tobe was the son of Josiah and Missouri Brantley Dunn. He attended the University of Mississippi and practiced law in Webster County until 1904 when he became a circuit judge. They passed away within a few months of each other; Dora in October 1922 and Tobe in May 1923. They are bothe buried in the Eupora Cemetery. 

submitted by Brantley Clegg