Nettie Meadows Lillard (sometimes called "Nettie Bell" or "Nettie Margurette" was born on February 10, 1895 in Water Valley township, Randolph County, AR to Jesse Watson Lillard and Martha "Mattie" Cassandra (Porter) Lillard. Along with her parents, she moved to Tyronza, AR in 1906. She married Lee Davis in Ravenden Springs in 1916. No children were born to this union
The couple made their home in Ravenden Springs, where Lee was in the mercantile business for a time with his father and two brothers--Jim and Clark. After selling the store, Lee and Nettie farmed and raised stock, mules, and horses for sale. Lee served in World War I after receiving training at Tulane University. However, he was in theater only three months when the war ended. Nettie died on October 26, 1962 and is buried in the Janes Cemetary in Randolph County, AR. (Porter genealogy) An old family genealogy notes that at Nettie's funeral, "A very large crowd attended, and she had so many beautiful flowers. She will be missed by all who knew her."
Nettie Meadows Lillard was one of eleven children born to Jessie Watson Lillard and Martha "Mattie" Cassandra Porter Lillard.
Peter Owen Lillard 58527396
Richard Lillard
Lula L Lillard 58557155
John Watson Lillard 10123385
James Monroe Lillard 119781036
Thomas Fredrick Lillard 58526994
Carel Luther Lillard 58554648
Minnie Everett Lillard 119825843
William David Lillard
Nettie M Lillard 88784552
Ina Mae Lillard 36471545
Sources: Cemeteries & Burial Sites of Randolph Co.,AR; http://lillardfamilyarchive.blogspot.com/2012_06_01_archive.html; Contributor#47820856 Ann Skipper Boykin Skippersgirl
Nettie Meadows Lillard (sometimes called "Nettie Bell" or "Nettie Margurette" was born on February 10, 1895 in Water Valley township, Randolph County, AR to Jesse Watson Lillard and Martha "Mattie" Cassandra (Porter) Lillard. Along with her parents, she moved to Tyronza, AR in 1906. She married Lee Davis in Ravenden Springs in 1916. No children were born to this union
The couple made their home in Ravenden Springs, where Lee was in the mercantile business for a time with his father and two brothers--Jim and Clark. After selling the store, Lee and Nettie farmed and raised stock, mules, and horses for sale. Lee served in World War I after receiving training at Tulane University. However, he was in theater only three months when the war ended. Nettie died on October 26, 1962 and is buried in the Janes Cemetary in Randolph County, AR. (Porter genealogy) An old family genealogy notes that at Nettie's funeral, "A very large crowd attended, and she had so many beautiful flowers. She will be missed by all who knew her."
Nettie Meadows Lillard was one of eleven children born to Jessie Watson Lillard and Martha "Mattie" Cassandra Porter Lillard.
Peter Owen Lillard 58527396
Richard Lillard
Lula L Lillard 58557155
John Watson Lillard 10123385
James Monroe Lillard 119781036
Thomas Fredrick Lillard 58526994
Carel Luther Lillard 58554648
Minnie Everett Lillard 119825843
William David Lillard
Nettie M Lillard 88784552
Ina Mae Lillard 36471545
Sources: Cemeteries & Burial Sites of Randolph Co.,AR; http://lillardfamilyarchive.blogspot.com/2012_06_01_archive.html; Contributor#47820856 Ann Skipper Boykin Skippersgirl
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Peter Owen Lillard
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Lula Lenora Lillard McMullin
1880–1929
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John Watson Lillard
1882–1951
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James Monroe Lillard
1884–1928
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Thomas Fredrick Lillard
1886–1953
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Luther Carel Lillard
1888–1924
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Minnie Everett Lillard Perkins
1890–1964
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William David Lillard
1894–1960
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Ina May Lillard Rickman
1897–1986
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