What was the occasion?
Bohannon Family Photo
What was the occasion?
Death Certificate of Patrick Bohannon
The doctor noted that Patrick died while in a coma.
Death Certificate for Mary Francis Bohannon
A closer look at the death certificate for Mary Francis Bohannon. The informant is someone already known to be an unreliable source.
Obituary: Alton Bohannon
William Alton Bohannon passed away in Dexter, Mo., on August 10, 2019.
Patrick Bohannon Guardianship
Upon the death of E. D. Wilbanks, Patrick L. Bohannon needed to have himself identified as his children’s legal guardian.
Obituary for Loreda Graham
I was alerted to the passing of Loreda Graham via Barbara Van Camp’s Watts Family group on Facebook. Here is Loreda’s obituary, copied from the web site of Clinton Funeral Service of Clinton, Arkansas. My condolences to cousin Alpha Graham and family. Loreda Graham Loreda Catherine Graham, 79, of Marshall passed away Friday August 28,…
Obituary for Loye H. Bohannon
Originally published in the Harrison Daily Times in 1973. Loye H. Bohannon, Aged 73, of Leslie Loye H. Bohannon[1], aged 73, of Leslie, died at the Craig Nursing Home in Marshall Monday, June 11. He was born April 6, 1900[2] at Bear Creek in Searcy County. Survivors[3] include two brothers, Chester of Marshall and Neal…
Obituary for Virgil Cornelius Bohannon
This obituary for Virgil Cornelius Bohannon was published in the Marshall Mountain Wave on 13 October 1977. Neal Bohannon Died October 6 Virgil Cornelius (Neal) Bohannon, age 66, died at his home on October 6. He was born in Searcy County February 5, 1911, a son of the late Patrick and Mollie Bohannon[1]. He was…
1917 Draft Card of John Alexander Bohannon
Today, I added to my collection the draft registration card of John Alexander Bohannon, the only son of Patrick Bohannon and Rixey Watson. I’d previously written about Alex’s parents in The Many Wives of Patrick, Part One. Card Front Block 1 gave his name as Alex Bohannon. This is consistent with previous records: the 1900…
At the Bur in the Leah of the Forest
In a previous article, 1518 Wilson Avenue, I wrote that the 1940 census recorded Lawson Scott living as a border with William and Louise Watts in an apartment in Chicago. To quote myself: William and Lawson were both employed as “wreckers” in the “building wrecker” industry, with Lawson apparently having left behind his wife to…
