They then moved to Camden, where he had $50.00 to put in a business, and he purchased a Gulf Service station. He later purchased a Pontiac dealership, along with his brothers Clark "Click" and George "Jud", which is still in the family to this day. Floyd and Frances had 6 boys:
Floyd Fenton Jr. "Buddy", John Russell "Johnny", Jerry Randolph, Jack Henry, William Thomas "Bill", and David Hall Jordan.
In 1958, Floyd built a two-story house near the Ouachita River for Frances and all the boys. The boys all lived upstairs. He also bought a cabin at Mustin lake, where many good times were had by the large family and friends.
They then moved to Camden, where he had $50.00 to put in a business, and he purchased a Gulf Service station. He later purchased a Pontiac dealership, along with his brothers Clark "Click" and George "Jud", which is still in the family to this day. Floyd and Frances had 6 boys:
Floyd Fenton Jr. "Buddy", John Russell "Johnny", Jerry Randolph, Jack Henry, William Thomas "Bill", and David Hall Jordan.
In 1958, Floyd built a two-story house near the Ouachita River for Frances and all the boys. The boys all lived upstairs. He also bought a cabin at Mustin lake, where many good times were had by the large family and friends.
Inscription
WED MAR. 9, 1940
JOHN 3:16
Gravesite Details
Double Marker with Frances Madge Russell Jordan
Family Members
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Nellie Loella Jordan Daubs
1895–1971
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Verna Vivian Jordan Drake
1896–1984
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Herbert E Jordan
1900–1923
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Myrle Essie Jordan Dean
1903–1985
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Helen Edith Jordan Dedman
1905–1994
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Mable Blanche Jordan Byars
1907–1984
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George William "Jud" Jordan
1910–1970
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Clark Elliott "Click" Jordan Sr
1910–2000
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Randolph Mills Jordan Jr
1912–1918
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Kathleen "Katy" Jordan Graves
1921–2006
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