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VILLINES James Larken
Father :
VILLINES Robert Lee (1837 - 1881) (Age in the birth of the child : 25 years old)
Mother :
WHITELEY Matilda Catherine (1841 - 1917) (Age in the birth of the child : 21 years old)
Siblings :
VILLINES Joel A. (1857
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA - 1857)
VILLINES Nancy Elizabeth (1858
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA - 1904
Canadian, McIntosh County, Oklahoma, USA)
VILLINES Lucy Susan (1860
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA - 1947
Marble City, Oklahoma, USA)
Birth :
Date : 7 SEP 1862
Place :
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA Death :
Date : 9 OCT 1955 (93 years old)
Place :
Ponca, Newton County, Arkansas, USA Burial :
Place :
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA Address : Walnut Grove Cemetery
Note :
[fowlvill.ged] From the <I>History of Newton County, Arkansas:</I> James Larkin Villines, the son of Robert and Matilda C. (Whiteley) Villines, born near Boxley, Newton County, September 7, 1862. Born during the Civil War, James has lived continuously near his birthplace. During his boyhood days he assisted his father and mother with the farm work, and at a very young age became a trusty assistant to his father in the operation of the Boxley grist and flour mill. Mr. Villines said that there was much wild game near his home during his boyhood days. Bear, deer, turkey, and other small game were everywhere. He said, "upon the ridge above our home, 200 or more turkeys had their roost. During the winter I went bear hunting with my father. It was my duty to carry a pine torch back into the caves so my father could see to shoot the bears. The lead from which bullets were moulded for my father's muzzle-loader rifle, we obtained from the lead mines near our home. Caps and powder were more difficult to get. James Larkin attended school where they used the split log benches. The mode of study at this time was naming aloud the letters or works. Mr. Villines said, "My voice was not strong and I could not hear myself study." His first teacher he remembers was a Mr. Crump. Jim Murphy taught a writing school. Tom Villines was their mail carrier. July 5, 1885, James Larkin Villines married Eliza A. Bradley, of Madison County, Arkansas,and to this union were born eight boys and four girls.
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Given name : James Larken
Surname : Villines
Family Information :
with BRADLEY Elizabeth Angiline (1866 - 1936) :
Marriage :
Date : 5 JUL 1885 (22 years old)
children :
VILLINES Robert Hezekiah (1886
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA - 1976
Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas, USA)
VILLINES Charles Edward (1888
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA - 1973
Stilwell, Adair County, Oklahoma, USA)
VILLINES Gracie Rosanna (1890
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA - 1985
Euclid, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA)
VILLINES William Henry (1893
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA - 1966
Plainsburg, Merced County, California, USA)
VILLINES Millard Floyd (1895
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA - 1991
Merced, Merced County, California, USA)
VILLINES Franklin Clyde (1898
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA - 1985)
VILLINES Howard Norman (1899
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA - 1975
Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County, California, USA)
VILLINES Lucille Catherine (1902
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA - 1991)
VILLINES Ruth Belle (1905
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA - 1928
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA)
VILLINES Ralph Arlis (1907
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA - 1976
Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, USA)
VILLINES Forrest Allen (1914
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, USA - 2000
Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County, California, USA)
VILLINES Reba Blanche (?)
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