Sarah Dora Emeline Cartwright Rorie was the daughter of Newton Monroe Rorie & Sarah Elizabeth Beaver Rorie. Her granddaughter, Kathy Green, said she was named Sarah for her mother; Emeline for her maternal grandmother; & Cartwright for the surname of the midwife who attended her birth. She married Johnny Tilley on July 4, 1897 & they had two children..James & Adler. Her husband & children all died probably within a span of a year and a half. In 1903 she married Oliver Richardson. They were the parents of Ellis, Roy, Gertrude, Ola, Graden & Louisa.
Dora's ancestors were historic figures of the Revolutionary War. The Beaver family cemetery located near Beaver Dam, south of Eureka Springs, AR, contains the graves of many of her Beaver, Pendergrass, & Cargile ancestors. Her Rorie & Ticer ancestors were among the early settlers to the Stone County, AR area.
Dora was fondly called "Dorie" & "Aunt Dorie." She & Oliver truly lived a Christian life. They were hard working, honest people who were respected in their community. They raised six children to be good Christians & to be people who truly loved family. Aunt Dorie loved her siblings & their families. Nieces & nephews & their families always were welcome at Aunt Dorie's home & were always provided with a wonderful meal, as she was a great cook. Her outlook on life, even in her last years, was an inspiration to others.∼wife of Oliver
Dora's ancestors were historic figures of the Revolutionary War. The Beaver family cemetery located near Beaver Dam, south of Eureka Springs, AR, contains the graves of many of her Beaver, Pendergrass, & Cargile ancestors. Her Rorie & Ticer ancestors were among the early settlers to the Stone County, AR area.
Dora was fondly called "Dorie" & "Aunt Dorie." She & Oliver truly lived a Christian life. They were hard working, honest people who were respected in their community. They raised six children to be good Christians & to be people who truly loved family. Aunt Dorie loved her siblings & their families. Nieces & nephews & their families always were welcome at Aunt Dorie's home & were always provided with a wonderful meal, as she was a great cook. Her outlook on life, even in her last years, was an inspiration to others.∼wife of Oliver
Sarah Dora Emeline Cartwright Rorie was the daughter of Newton Monroe Rorie & Sarah Elizabeth Beaver Rorie. Her granddaughter, Kathy Green, said she was named Sarah for her mother; Emeline for her maternal grandmother; & Cartwright for the surname of the midwife who attended her birth. She married Johnny Tilley on July 4, 1897 & they had two children..James & Adler. Her husband & children all died probably within a span of a year and a half. In 1903 she married Oliver Richardson. They were the parents of Ellis, Roy, Gertrude, Ola, Graden & Louisa.
Dora's ancestors were historic figures of the Revolutionary War. The Beaver family cemetery located near Beaver Dam, south of Eureka Springs, AR, contains the graves of many of her Beaver, Pendergrass, & Cargile ancestors. Her Rorie & Ticer ancestors were among the early settlers to the Stone County, AR area.
Dora was fondly called "Dorie" & "Aunt Dorie." She & Oliver truly lived a Christian life. They were hard working, honest people who were respected in their community. They raised six children to be good Christians & to be people who truly loved family. Aunt Dorie loved her siblings & their families. Nieces & nephews & their families always were welcome at Aunt Dorie's home & were always provided with a wonderful meal, as she was a great cook. Her outlook on life, even in her last years, was an inspiration to others.∼wife of Oliver
Dora's ancestors were historic figures of the Revolutionary War. The Beaver family cemetery located near Beaver Dam, south of Eureka Springs, AR, contains the graves of many of her Beaver, Pendergrass, & Cargile ancestors. Her Rorie & Ticer ancestors were among the early settlers to the Stone County, AR area.
Dora was fondly called "Dorie" & "Aunt Dorie." She & Oliver truly lived a Christian life. They were hard working, honest people who were respected in their community. They raised six children to be good Christians & to be people who truly loved family. Aunt Dorie loved her siblings & their families. Nieces & nephews & their families always were welcome at Aunt Dorie's home & were always provided with a wonderful meal, as she was a great cook. Her outlook on life, even in her last years, was an inspiration to others.∼wife of Oliver
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