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Mr. Willie A Ropp and his wife, Florence Curry Ropp.

Fielding Riddle (1835-1899), son of Harrison Riddle (1802-1872), and Malinda Cheek. His wife was Arrena Riddle (1835-1889).

Fielding Riddle (1835-1899), son of Harrison Riddle (1802-1872), and Malinda Cheek. His wife was Arrena Riddle (1835-1889).

John Putnum (1845-1935) was a CSA veteran and builder of the 2nd house south of the Meth. Church of Owings, S.C.

John Putnum (1845-1935) was a CSA veteran and builder of the 2nd house south of the Meth. Church of Owings, S.C.

William W. Schofield (1885-1956), and his wife Callie M. Schofield (1890-1959), with their son Howard.

William W. Schofield (1885-1956), and his wife Callie M. Schofield (1890-1959), with their son Howard.

Stoddard sister of Owings, S.C. (See Book for full details)

Stoddard sister of Owings, S.C. (See Book for full details)

Mac Glenn Watts Stoddard (1896-1987) with John Taylor Stoddard (1872-1935) and baby Ruth Stoddard

Mac Glenn Watts Stoddard (1896-1987) with John Taylor Stoddard (1872-1935) and baby Ruth Stoddard

Children of Charles and Dot Stoddard: Nettie, Tommy, Daniel and Janet

Children of Charles and Dot Stoddard: Nettie, Tommy, Daniel and Janet

Benjamin Franklin Simpson (1843-1922), and his wife Louella Powers – Simpson constructed a home near the old Simpson log cabin at the corner of Hellams Road and Georgia Roads.

Benjamin Franklin Simpson (1843-1922), and his wife Louella Powers – Simpson constructed a home near the old Simpson log cabin at the corner of Hellams Road and Georgia Roads.

John A. Thomason (1859-1940), married Loura Caroline Owings. Their children: Sue, Mack, Pierce, Will Lilly and Janette.

John A. Thomason (1859-1940), married Loura Caroline Owings. Their children: Sue, Mack, Pierce, Will Lilly and Janette.

Ellis Thompson (died in 1893), married Frances Garrett and were the parents of Frances T. Kellett.

Ellis Thompson (died in 1893), married Frances Garrett and were the parents of Frances T. Kellett.

Susan A. Davis Steen (1879-1960)

Susan A. Davis Steen (1879-1960)

Frank Tucker b. 1924 – Furman Tucker b. 1926, children of Fred Tucker and Florence Tucker.

Frank Tucker b. 1924 – Furman Tucker b. 1926, children of Fred Tucker and Florence Tucker.

Furman and June Tucker were married in Oct. 23, 1943. Their children included: Marlene, Dianne and Dwayne

Furman and June Tucker were married in Oct. 23, 1943. Their children included: Marlene, Dianne and Dwayne

Tucker Family – First Row: Charles, Alvin, J.B. Edwin, Back Row: Gladys, Florence, Furman, Fred, Una Mae Schofield Tucker

Tucker Family – First Row: Charles, Alvin, J.B. Edwin, Back Row: Gladys, Florence, Furman, Fred, Una Mae Schofield Tucker

Thea and Dianne Tucker – Culbertson at the Una Mae Schofield Tucker home.

Thea and Dianne Tucker – Culbertson at the Una Mae Schofield Tucker home.

Robert Vance was the son of Zeb Vance and Nellie Vance, he became the President – General of the SAR.

Robert Vance was the son of Zeb Vance and Nellie Vance, he became the President – General of the SAR.

James Vance at Frank Curry’s home.

James Vance at Frank Curry’s home.

Jake Watson and Isabella Curry Watson with their grandson.

Jake Watson and Isabella Curry Watson with their grandson.

Bill Miller, Edsel Culbertson and Marion Washington meet at the Laurens Square in WWII.

Bill Miller, Edsel Culbertson and Marion Washington meet at the Laurens Square in WWII.

Gray Court and Owings – People #9

City Directories and History: This is one of ten pages of hundreds of individuals and family images who proudly link their heritage to the Gray Court and Owing Communities. Many of the images have been provided by the Gray Court and Owings Historical Society. Images are not in any particular order and maybe associated with specific addresses on the overall R&R Lauren’s County website. Pages include and can be accessed by clicking on the highlighted sites: Gray Court and Owings – People also see: Gray Court and Owings – People #2, Gray Court and Owings – People #3, Gray Court and Owings – People #4, Gray Court and Owings – People #5, Gray Court and Owings – People #6, Gray Court and Owings – People #7, Gray Court and Owings – People #8, Gray Court and Owings – People #9, Gray Court and Owings – People #10.

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