Little Brother 1919-1919 buried with his mother - both died during child birth.
Johnie A. Richardson never remarried after his wife and last child died during child birth. He was a farmer and had rental houses. He raised all these 9 children, which included one set of twins, with the help of the oldest daughter Ruby. Their home was off Five Forks Trickum Road close to the base of Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial carving before the park was built.
Little Brother 1919-1919 buried with his mother - both died during child birth.
Johnie A. Richardson never remarried after his wife and last child died during child birth. He was a farmer and had rental houses. He raised all these 9 children, which included one set of twins, with the help of the oldest daughter Ruby. Their home was off Five Forks Trickum Road close to the base of Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial carving before the park was built.
Family Members
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Estelle Richardson
1899–1975
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Myrtice Irene Richardson Jones
1900–1929
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Ruby A. Richardson Smith
1902–1982
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Giles Sanford Richardson
1904–1990
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Claude Kelley Richardson
1907–1985
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Cotedell Richardson
1910–1911
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Odell Richardson
1910–1996
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Mary Lou Richardson Smith
1912–1935
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Martha Lucille Richardson Thompson
1915–2013
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