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Joseph Gentry married
Mary Q. Reid
September 30, 1900
Vandervoort, Arkansas
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Name: Joseph Gentry
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date (Formatted): 30 Sep 1900
Event Place: , Polk, Arkansas, United States
Age: 41
Birth Year (Estimated): 1859
Residence Place: Vandervoort, Polk, Arkansas
Spouse's Name: Mary Reed
Spouse's Age: 21
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1879
Spouse's Residence Place: Vandervoort, Polk, Arkansas
Children:
. .Henry Wilkins Gentry (1902-1975)
. .Lucinda Gentry Tice (1903-1934)
. .Jody Gentry (1904-1920)
. .John Lee Gentry (1906-1987)
. .James William Gentry (1907-1989)
. .Earl Cruse Gentry - (1909-1964)
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1910 Census, White, Polk, AR, 25 Apr 1910
Gentry, Joseph, M, W, 52, M1, 10, TN, At sea, VA, Farmer
Gentry, Mary A., F, W, 30, M1, 10, 6, 6, AL, AL, AL
Gentry, Henry W., M, W, 8, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Lucinda, F, W, 6, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Joseph, M, W, 5, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, John L., M, W, 4, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Wm J., M, W, 2, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Earl, M, W, 4/12, AR, TN, AL
In the 1910 Census: White, Polk County, Akansas
Joseph listed his parent's birthplaces as:
Father's Birthplace: At Sea
Mother's Birthplace: Virginia
Joe Gentry told that his father was born on a ship coming from Ireland. We do not have verification of that.
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1920 United States Census, White, Polk, Arkansas
Household Gender Age Birthplace
SELF Joe Gentry M 64y Tennessee
WIFE Mary Gentry F 39y Alabama
SON Henry Gentry M 17y Arkansas
DAU Lucy Gentry F 16y Arkansas
SON Jodie Gentry M 15y Arkansas
SON John L Gentry M 14y Arkansas
SON William Gentry M 11y Arkansas
SON Earl Gentry M 10y Arkansas
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Joe told that he had lived in Texas and gravitated through Hatfield, Arkansas in 1900, where he met and married little red-haired Mary Q. Reid, September 30,1900. Very little is known of Joe's life before he met and married Mary.
Joe also told that he had driven a freight wagon on the Sante Fe Trail between St. Louis, Missouri and Sante Fe, New Mexico sometime in the late 1800's. He also told that he had owned land in the Davis mountains in West Texas which he said he sold for twenty-five cents an acre. He was on his way back to Tennessee to visit his relatives. He started out from West Texas to Tennessee by horseback.
He arrived in Hatfield, Arkansas sometime in the Spring or Summer of 1900. It had been raining and was very muddy, so he stopped to rest his horse for a couple of weeks. While in Hatfield he met Mary Q. Reid and after a short courtship they were married. He was forty-five years old, she was twenty. They homesteaded about two miles south of Vandervoort, Arkansas. Their homestead was beside a large spring which is now part of the Cassatot State Park and is known as Gentry Springs. The front stoop of their home was a rock. The rock is still there and the springs are still running.
Joe died in the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases in Little Rock, Arkansas. The cause of death was listed as Myocarditis and Pellegra on his death certificate.
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Joseph Gentry married
Mary Q. Reid
September 30, 1900
Vandervoort, Arkansas
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Name: Joseph Gentry
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date (Formatted): 30 Sep 1900
Event Place: , Polk, Arkansas, United States
Age: 41
Birth Year (Estimated): 1859
Residence Place: Vandervoort, Polk, Arkansas
Spouse's Name: Mary Reed
Spouse's Age: 21
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1879
Spouse's Residence Place: Vandervoort, Polk, Arkansas
Children:
. .Henry Wilkins Gentry (1902-1975)
. .Lucinda Gentry Tice (1903-1934)
. .Jody Gentry (1904-1920)
. .John Lee Gentry (1906-1987)
. .James William Gentry (1907-1989)
. .Earl Cruse Gentry - (1909-1964)
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1910 Census, White, Polk, AR, 25 Apr 1910
Gentry, Joseph, M, W, 52, M1, 10, TN, At sea, VA, Farmer
Gentry, Mary A., F, W, 30, M1, 10, 6, 6, AL, AL, AL
Gentry, Henry W., M, W, 8, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Lucinda, F, W, 6, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Joseph, M, W, 5, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, John L., M, W, 4, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Wm J., M, W, 2, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Earl, M, W, 4/12, AR, TN, AL
In the 1910 Census: White, Polk County, Akansas
Joseph listed his parent's birthplaces as:
Father's Birthplace: At Sea
Mother's Birthplace: Virginia
Joe Gentry told that his father was born on a ship coming from Ireland. We do not have verification of that.
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1920 United States Census, White, Polk, Arkansas
Household Gender Age Birthplace
SELF Joe Gentry M 64y Tennessee
WIFE Mary Gentry F 39y Alabama
SON Henry Gentry M 17y Arkansas
DAU Lucy Gentry F 16y Arkansas
SON Jodie Gentry M 15y Arkansas
SON John L Gentry M 14y Arkansas
SON William Gentry M 11y Arkansas
SON Earl Gentry M 10y Arkansas
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Joe told that he had lived in Texas and gravitated through Hatfield, Arkansas in 1900, where he met and married little red-haired Mary Q. Reid, September 30,1900. Very little is known of Joe's life before he met and married Mary.
Joe also told that he had driven a freight wagon on the Sante Fe Trail between St. Louis, Missouri and Sante Fe, New Mexico sometime in the late 1800's. He also told that he had owned land in the Davis mountains in West Texas which he said he sold for twenty-five cents an acre. He was on his way back to Tennessee to visit his relatives. He started out from West Texas to Tennessee by horseback.
He arrived in Hatfield, Arkansas sometime in the Spring or Summer of 1900. It had been raining and was very muddy, so he stopped to rest his horse for a couple of weeks. While in Hatfield he met Mary Q. Reid and after a short courtship they were married. He was forty-five years old, she was twenty. They homesteaded about two miles south of Vandervoort, Arkansas. Their homestead was beside a large spring which is now part of the Cassatot State Park and is known as Gentry Springs. The front stoop of their home was a rock. The rock is still there and the springs are still running.
Joe died in the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases in Little Rock, Arkansas. The cause of death was listed as Myocarditis and Pellegra on his death certificate.
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Joseph Gentry married
Mary Q. Reid
September 30, 1900
Vandervoort, Arkansas
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Name: Joseph Gentry
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date (Formatted): 30 Sep 1900
Event Place: , Polk, Arkansas, United States
Age: 41
Birth Year (Estimated): 1859
Residence Place: Vandervoort, Polk, Arkansas
Spouse's Name: Mary Reed
Spouse's Age: 21
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1879
Spouse's Residence Place: Vandervoort, Polk, Arkansas
Children:
. .Henry Wilkins Gentry (1902-1975)
. .Lucinda Gentry Tice (1903-1934)
. .Jody Gentry (1904-1920)
. .John Lee Gentry (1906-1987)
. .James William Gentry (1907-1989)
. .Earl Cruse Gentry - (1909-1964)
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1910 Census, White, Polk, AR, 25 Apr 1910
Gentry, Joseph, M, W, 52, M1, 10, TN, At sea, VA, Farmer
Gentry, Mary A., F, W, 30, M1, 10, 6, 6, AL, AL, AL
Gentry, Henry W., M, W, 8, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Lucinda, F, W, 6, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Joseph, M, W, 5, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, John L., M, W, 4, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Wm J., M, W, 2, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Earl, M, W, 4/12, AR, TN, AL
In the 1910 Census: White, Polk County, Akansas
Joseph listed his parent's birthplaces as:
Father's Birthplace: At Sea
Mother's Birthplace: Virginia
Joe Gentry told that his father was born on a ship coming from Ireland. We do not have verification of that.
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1920 United States Census, White, Polk, Arkansas
Household Gender Age Birthplace
SELF Joe Gentry M 64y Tennessee
WIFE Mary Gentry F 39y Alabama
SON Henry Gentry M 17y Arkansas
DAU Lucy Gentry F 16y Arkansas
SON Jodie Gentry M 15y Arkansas
SON John L Gentry M 14y Arkansas
SON William Gentry M 11y Arkansas
SON Earl Gentry M 10y Arkansas
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Joe told that he had lived in Texas and gravitated through Hatfield, Arkansas in 1900, where he met and married little red-haired Mary Q. Reid, September 30,1900. Very little is known of Joe's life before he met and married Mary.
Joe also told that he had driven a freight wagon on the Sante Fe Trail between St. Louis, Missouri and Sante Fe, New Mexico sometime in the late 1800's. He also told that he had owned land in the Davis mountains in West Texas which he said he sold for twenty-five cents an acre. He was on his way back to Tennessee to visit his relatives. He started out from West Texas to Tennessee by horseback.
He arrived in Hatfield, Arkansas sometime in the Spring or Summer of 1900. It had been raining and was very muddy, so he stopped to rest his horse for a couple of weeks. While in Hatfield he met Mary Q. Reid and after a short courtship they were married. He was forty-five years old, she was twenty. They homesteaded about two miles south of Vandervoort, Arkansas. Their homestead was beside a large spring which is now part of the Cassatot State Park and is known as Gentry Springs. The front stoop of their home was a rock. The rock is still there and the springs are still running.
Joe died in the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases in Little Rock, Arkansas. The cause of death was listed as Myocarditis and Pellegra on his death certificate.
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Joseph Gentry married
Mary Q. Reid
September 30, 1900
Vandervoort, Arkansas
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Name: Joseph Gentry
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date (Formatted): 30 Sep 1900
Event Place: , Polk, Arkansas, United States
Age: 41
Birth Year (Estimated): 1859
Residence Place: Vandervoort, Polk, Arkansas
Spouse's Name: Mary Reed
Spouse's Age: 21
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1879
Spouse's Residence Place: Vandervoort, Polk, Arkansas
Children:
. .Henry Wilkins Gentry (1902-1975)
. .Lucinda Gentry Tice (1903-1934)
. .Jody Gentry (1904-1920)
. .John Lee Gentry (1906-1987)
. .James William Gentry (1907-1989)
. .Earl Cruse Gentry - (1909-1964)
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1910 Census, White, Polk, AR, 25 Apr 1910
Gentry, Joseph, M, W, 52, M1, 10, TN, At sea, VA, Farmer
Gentry, Mary A., F, W, 30, M1, 10, 6, 6, AL, AL, AL
Gentry, Henry W., M, W, 8, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Lucinda, F, W, 6, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Joseph, M, W, 5, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, John L., M, W, 4, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Wm J., M, W, 2, AR, TN, AL
Gentry, Earl, M, W, 4/12, AR, TN, AL
In the 1910 Census: White, Polk County, Akansas
Joseph listed his parent's birthplaces as:
Father's Birthplace: At Sea
Mother's Birthplace: Virginia
Joe Gentry told that his father was born on a ship coming from Ireland. We do not have verification of that.
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1920 United States Census, White, Polk, Arkansas
Household Gender Age Birthplace
SELF Joe Gentry M 64y Tennessee
WIFE Mary Gentry F 39y Alabama
SON Henry Gentry M 17y Arkansas
DAU Lucy Gentry F 16y Arkansas
SON Jodie Gentry M 15y Arkansas
SON John L Gentry M 14y Arkansas
SON William Gentry M 11y Arkansas
SON Earl Gentry M 10y Arkansas
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Joe told that he had lived in Texas and gravitated through Hatfield, Arkansas in 1900, where he met and married little red-haired Mary Q. Reid, September 30,1900. Very little is known of Joe's life before he met and married Mary.
Joe also told that he had driven a freight wagon on the Sante Fe Trail between St. Louis, Missouri and Sante Fe, New Mexico sometime in the late 1800's. He also told that he had owned land in the Davis mountains in West Texas which he said he sold for twenty-five cents an acre. He was on his way back to Tennessee to visit his relatives. He started out from West Texas to Tennessee by horseback.
He arrived in Hatfield, Arkansas sometime in the Spring or Summer of 1900. It had been raining and was very muddy, so he stopped to rest his horse for a couple of weeks. While in Hatfield he met Mary Q. Reid and after a short courtship they were married. He was forty-five years old, she was twenty. They homesteaded about two miles south of Vandervoort, Arkansas. Their homestead was beside a large spring which is now part of the Cassatot State Park and is known as Gentry Springs. The front stoop of their home was a rock. The rock is still there and the springs are still running.
Joe died in the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases in Little Rock, Arkansas. The cause of death was listed as Myocarditis and Pellegra on his death certificate.
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