He had an apple orchard and one tree grew, as one person put it... "to be as big around as a buggy wheel".
People came for miles to see it.
He built a house with a kiln to dry their apples in.
He later built another home and one or two of the family would make music and the rest would dance in the old house.
Alices' mother was a midwife and delivered babies for miles around in the community of Rye Cove, VA. She would cook stacks of fried pies and all sorts of goodies for the company they had.
Alice had 10 siblings!
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(source:Beelady)
He had an apple orchard and one tree grew, as one person put it... "to be as big around as a buggy wheel".
People came for miles to see it.
He built a house with a kiln to dry their apples in.
He later built another home and one or two of the family would make music and the rest would dance in the old house.
Alices' mother was a midwife and delivered babies for miles around in the community of Rye Cove, VA. She would cook stacks of fried pies and all sorts of goodies for the company they had.
Alice had 10 siblings!
***
(source:Beelady)
Family Members
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John Samuel A Handy
1868–1939
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Nancy Roena "Nannie" Handy Newman
1872–1936
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Lucinda Virginia Handy Handy
1873–1911
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Caroline Handy Gray
1875–1950
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Martha Lurinda Handy Roberson
1878–1960
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Mary Ruth Handy Roberson
1879–1954
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David William Handy
1881–1962
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Dollie Lona Handy Light
1883–1969
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Charles Sanford Handy
1886–1966
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Lucy Susan Anice Handy Light
1889–1905
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Samuel Sparrell Arrington
1892–1980
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Bernard Nathan Arrington
1894–1973
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Nannie May Arrington Hill
1896–1988
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Sallie Lou Arrington Barnard
1899–1984
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Walter Green Arrington
1901–1969
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Rossie Ray Arrington
1903–1977
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Annie Ruth Arrington Flippin
1908–2001
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Robert Edward Lee Arrington
1910–1965
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James Noel Arrington
1913–1997
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