FRANCES INEZ POGUE JOHNSON HOLDER
Moved from Shady Grove, to Huntland, to Knoxville. In Knoxville, lived on 4th Avenue, then Oglewood Avenue, then Pine Grove Road, then Emoriland Boulevard.
Pogue's were of Irish descent.
Mother to 6 children.
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Timeline
Jul. 2, 1904: Crit born, Tennessee or Arkansas?.
Oct. 8, 1907: Rufus born, Huntland, Tennessee.
Oct. 28, 1908: Inez born, Shady Grove, Tennessee.
1924: Marries Floyd Jeans; annulled at father's insistance.
1923-1927: Inez's family relocates to Huntland.
March 1,1928: Inez and Rufus marry, Franklin County, Tennessee.
September 4, 1929: Stocks began falling, leading to Great Depression.
October 29, 1929: Black Tuesday; stocks fell massively.
November 7, 1929: Nancy born Franklin County, Tennessee.
March 13, 1932: Louise born.
1933: Bottom of Great Depression; US unemployment rate 25%
1937: War between Japan and China, leading to World War II.
1940: House at 520 Oglewood built; US unemployment rate 15%
1941: US entered WWII; ended great depression in US; unemployment rate below 10%
Late 1942: Rufus and Inez separated.
Inez kept Nancy and Louise as much as possible, but had to work. Inez's sister Margaret Jane Pogue Hering remembers Inez sewing for Miller's Departement Store.
For a time, Inez sent Nancy to live with her parents and Louise to live with sister Clara.
October 19, 1943. Having met Willaim Crittenden Holder [of Crittendon County, Arkansas,?] Inez married him there. Then they bought or rented residence on 4th Avenue, Knoxville (later to 520 Oglewood). Inez listed Knoxville as home on marriage certificate, so may have already lived there. Inez brought Nancy and Louise back to live with them.
August 14, 1945: World War II ended.
Had 4 children from 1946 through 1950.
1963: Moved to new home at 6527 Pine Grove Road.
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Before she passed away, she revealed to her daughter, Janice, that she had wed before she married Rufus and Crit. She said she had married Floyd Jeans and that her father made her have the marriage annulled. She said of Floyd that he was "the love her my life."
Moved from Shady Grove, to Huntland, to Knoxville. In Knoxville, lived on 4th Avenue, then Oglewood Avenue, then Pine Grove Road, then Emoriland Boulevard.
Pogue's were of Irish descent.
Mother to 6 children.
*~*~*~*~*
Timeline
Jul. 2, 1904: Crit born, Tennessee or Arkansas?.
Oct. 8, 1907: Rufus born, Huntland, Tennessee.
Oct. 28, 1908: Inez born, Shady Grove, Tennessee.
1924: Marries Floyd Jeans; annulled at father's insistance.
1923-1927: Inez's family relocates to Huntland.
March 1,1928: Inez and Rufus marry, Franklin County, Tennessee.
September 4, 1929: Stocks began falling, leading to Great Depression.
October 29, 1929: Black Tuesday; stocks fell massively.
November 7, 1929: Nancy born Franklin County, Tennessee.
March 13, 1932: Louise born.
1933: Bottom of Great Depression; US unemployment rate 25%
1937: War between Japan and China, leading to World War II.
1940: House at 520 Oglewood built; US unemployment rate 15%
1941: US entered WWII; ended great depression in US; unemployment rate below 10%
Late 1942: Rufus and Inez separated.
Inez kept Nancy and Louise as much as possible, but had to work. Inez's sister Margaret Jane Pogue Hering remembers Inez sewing for Miller's Departement Store.
For a time, Inez sent Nancy to live with her parents and Louise to live with sister Clara.
October 19, 1943. Having met Willaim Crittenden Holder [of Crittendon County, Arkansas,?] Inez married him there. Then they bought or rented residence on 4th Avenue, Knoxville (later to 520 Oglewood). Inez listed Knoxville as home on marriage certificate, so may have already lived there. Inez brought Nancy and Louise back to live with them.
August 14, 1945: World War II ended.
Had 4 children from 1946 through 1950.
1963: Moved to new home at 6527 Pine Grove Road.
*~*~*~*!*~*
Before she passed away, she revealed to her daughter, Janice, that she had wed before she married Rufus and Crit. She said she had married Floyd Jeans and that her father made her have the marriage annulled. She said of Floyd that he was "the love her my life."
FRANCES INEZ POGUE JOHNSON HOLDER
Moved from Shady Grove, to Huntland, to Knoxville. In Knoxville, lived on 4th Avenue, then Oglewood Avenue, then Pine Grove Road, then Emoriland Boulevard.
Pogue's were of Irish descent.
Mother to 6 children.
*~*~*~*~*
Timeline
Jul. 2, 1904: Crit born, Tennessee or Arkansas?.
Oct. 8, 1907: Rufus born, Huntland, Tennessee.
Oct. 28, 1908: Inez born, Shady Grove, Tennessee.
1924: Marries Floyd Jeans; annulled at father's insistance.
1923-1927: Inez's family relocates to Huntland.
March 1,1928: Inez and Rufus marry, Franklin County, Tennessee.
September 4, 1929: Stocks began falling, leading to Great Depression.
October 29, 1929: Black Tuesday; stocks fell massively.
November 7, 1929: Nancy born Franklin County, Tennessee.
March 13, 1932: Louise born.
1933: Bottom of Great Depression; US unemployment rate 25%
1937: War between Japan and China, leading to World War II.
1940: House at 520 Oglewood built; US unemployment rate 15%
1941: US entered WWII; ended great depression in US; unemployment rate below 10%
Late 1942: Rufus and Inez separated.
Inez kept Nancy and Louise as much as possible, but had to work. Inez's sister Margaret Jane Pogue Hering remembers Inez sewing for Miller's Departement Store.
For a time, Inez sent Nancy to live with her parents and Louise to live with sister Clara.
October 19, 1943. Having met Willaim Crittenden Holder [of Crittendon County, Arkansas,?] Inez married him there. Then they bought or rented residence on 4th Avenue, Knoxville (later to 520 Oglewood). Inez listed Knoxville as home on marriage certificate, so may have already lived there. Inez brought Nancy and Louise back to live with them.
August 14, 1945: World War II ended.
Had 4 children from 1946 through 1950.
1963: Moved to new home at 6527 Pine Grove Road.
*~*~*~*!*~*
Before she passed away, she revealed to her daughter, Janice, that she had wed before she married Rufus and Crit. She said she had married Floyd Jeans and that her father made her have the marriage annulled. She said of Floyd that he was "the love her my life."
Moved from Shady Grove, to Huntland, to Knoxville. In Knoxville, lived on 4th Avenue, then Oglewood Avenue, then Pine Grove Road, then Emoriland Boulevard.
Pogue's were of Irish descent.
Mother to 6 children.
*~*~*~*~*
Timeline
Jul. 2, 1904: Crit born, Tennessee or Arkansas?.
Oct. 8, 1907: Rufus born, Huntland, Tennessee.
Oct. 28, 1908: Inez born, Shady Grove, Tennessee.
1924: Marries Floyd Jeans; annulled at father's insistance.
1923-1927: Inez's family relocates to Huntland.
March 1,1928: Inez and Rufus marry, Franklin County, Tennessee.
September 4, 1929: Stocks began falling, leading to Great Depression.
October 29, 1929: Black Tuesday; stocks fell massively.
November 7, 1929: Nancy born Franklin County, Tennessee.
March 13, 1932: Louise born.
1933: Bottom of Great Depression; US unemployment rate 25%
1937: War between Japan and China, leading to World War II.
1940: House at 520 Oglewood built; US unemployment rate 15%
1941: US entered WWII; ended great depression in US; unemployment rate below 10%
Late 1942: Rufus and Inez separated.
Inez kept Nancy and Louise as much as possible, but had to work. Inez's sister Margaret Jane Pogue Hering remembers Inez sewing for Miller's Departement Store.
For a time, Inez sent Nancy to live with her parents and Louise to live with sister Clara.
October 19, 1943. Having met Willaim Crittenden Holder [of Crittendon County, Arkansas,?] Inez married him there. Then they bought or rented residence on 4th Avenue, Knoxville (later to 520 Oglewood). Inez listed Knoxville as home on marriage certificate, so may have already lived there. Inez brought Nancy and Louise back to live with them.
August 14, 1945: World War II ended.
Had 4 children from 1946 through 1950.
1963: Moved to new home at 6527 Pine Grove Road.
*~*~*~*!*~*
Before she passed away, she revealed to her daughter, Janice, that she had wed before she married Rufus and Crit. She said she had married Floyd Jeans and that her father made her have the marriage annulled. She said of Floyd that he was "the love her my life."
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