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Kirtley, Stant
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Speaker, George
In earlier records, George is listed as George Payne, the step-brother of Frank Speaker. In later records, he is listed as George Speaker, the brother of Frank. He appears to be a younger half-brother.
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Speaker, Frank
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Behanan, Alice Lue
She was buried next to her son, Raymond Jr., with whom she shares a tombstone.
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Davis, Rhetta Von
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Payne, Janet Lee
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Payne, Melvin Eugene
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Payne, James Wilbur
According to his 1940 draft registration, James Wilbur Payne was 5-feet 5-inches tall and weighed 124 pounds.
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Archer, William Herman
According to his 1917 draft registration, William Archer was tall, with a stout build, brown eyes and black hair. His 1942 draft registration lists him as being 5-feet 10.5-inches in height and weighing approximately 170 pounds, with black eyes, gray hair and a "dark brown" complexion.
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Cleveland, Ella
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Sanders, David H.
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Archer, William Fredrick
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Minor, Homer William
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Minor, Artie May
According to her death certificate, Artie was separated from her husband, Leonard, at the time of her death.
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Minor, Sallie
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Zellers, Elvin T.
According to his 1940 draft registration, Elvin was 5-feet 10-inches tall and weighed 153 pounds.
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Zellers, Lillie
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Zellers, John W.
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Scales, Rose A.
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Gaines, Emily
Emily was married at the residence of William Watts only a few years post-emancipation. Watts, along with his neighbor Menter Graves, were official witnesses. This indicates that Watts may have been her enslaver.
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Zellers, Ida May
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Zellars, Abe
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White, Stanley
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Webb, Raymond, Jr.
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Aylor, Anna Belle