Depending on record, her name varies: Alverta or Alberta, her son Harmon states he is pretty sure it was Alverta, even though lots called her Alberta. She was the daughter of Boulden Starks (BS) and Alice Cora Kelley.
When she was sixteen, she taught school at Piney Woods School near Weches. Then she went to College for nine months and received her teaching certificate. After she married Clifton she never taught school again, she stayed home and raised her family.
When she was sixteen, she taught school at Piney Woods School near Weches. Then she went to College for nine months and received her teaching certificate. After she married Clifton she never taught school again, she stayed home and raised her family.
Depending on record, her name varies: Alverta or Alberta, her son Harmon states he is pretty sure it was Alverta, even though lots called her Alberta. She was the daughter of Boulden Starks (BS) and Alice Cora Kelley.
When she was sixteen, she taught school at Piney Woods School near Weches. Then she went to College for nine months and received her teaching certificate. After she married Clifton she never taught school again, she stayed home and raised her family.
When she was sixteen, she taught school at Piney Woods School near Weches. Then she went to College for nine months and received her teaching certificate. After she married Clifton she never taught school again, she stayed home and raised her family.
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Source: Harmon Kelley Anderson, Alverta's oldest son
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