In 1900, Harry (age 5) was the youngest of 8 unmarried children still living at home in the Darvills District, south of Butterwood Creek, Dinwiddie County, VA.
In 1920, Harry & Emily had one child, Zelma M. Echols and lived in Dinwiddie. He was a Farmer.
In 1920, Harry & Emily had one child, Zelma M. Echols and lived in Dinwiddie. He was a Farmer.
In 1900, Harry (age 5) was the youngest of 8 unmarried children still living at home in the Darvills District, south of Butterwood Creek, Dinwiddie County, VA.
In 1920, Harry & Emily had one child, Zelma M. Echols and lived in Dinwiddie. He was a Farmer.
In 1920, Harry & Emily had one child, Zelma M. Echols and lived in Dinwiddie. He was a Farmer.
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