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Tina55 commented on Lyon Ellis House - 1623 Bahama Road
My grandparents Otha and Gracie Ellis purchased this home in theb1950's and it was in the family for
Tina55 commented on Lyon Ellis House - 1623 Bahama Road
The Lyons-Ellis home was purchased by my Grandfather Otha Ellis after the Lyons in the 1950's. My
JKIMBRELL commented on 320 West Trinity Avenue
1930 census records show that Hubert O Teer and wife Mary R W living at 320 W Trinity Ave. 1940
Robbo commented on Fairntosh
Ginny Sanford’s wedding was held in the chapel. You might be able to contact her (she’s a jewelry