Born in the upstairs bedroom of the old Hasty house located on Highway 9 in Little Rock, she was the daughter of William Thomas Huggins, Sr. and Polly Ann Bethea Huggins. She was named after Blanche Stackhouse Major.
She married Neill Archie Sinclair, Sr. in 1938, and was the mother of Lillie Anne Sinclair, Neill Archie Sinclair, Jr., and Zachary Thomas Sinclair, Sr.
Having taught herself how to play the piano when she was a young girl, she was often called upon to play at parties, weddings, funerals, and other social gatherings throughout her lifetime. She was first employed as a telephone operator in the 1920's and held that occupation off and on through the years, and was a member of the Southern Bell Pioneers of America. She was also the organist and choir director for the Little Rock Baptist Church for 35 years.
***The date of birth on her stone is wrong.***
Source for dates: Birth Certificate, Death Certificate, S.C. Driver's License.
She married Neill Archie Sinclair, Sr. in 1938, and was the mother of Lillie Anne Sinclair, Neill Archie Sinclair, Jr., and Zachary Thomas Sinclair, Sr.
Having taught herself how to play the piano when she was a young girl, she was often called upon to play at parties, weddings, funerals, and other social gatherings throughout her lifetime. She was first employed as a telephone operator in the 1920's and held that occupation off and on through the years, and was a member of the Southern Bell Pioneers of America. She was also the organist and choir director for the Little Rock Baptist Church for 35 years.
***The date of birth on her stone is wrong.***
Source for dates: Birth Certificate, Death Certificate, S.C. Driver's License.
Born in the upstairs bedroom of the old Hasty house located on Highway 9 in Little Rock, she was the daughter of William Thomas Huggins, Sr. and Polly Ann Bethea Huggins. She was named after Blanche Stackhouse Major.
She married Neill Archie Sinclair, Sr. in 1938, and was the mother of Lillie Anne Sinclair, Neill Archie Sinclair, Jr., and Zachary Thomas Sinclair, Sr.
Having taught herself how to play the piano when she was a young girl, she was often called upon to play at parties, weddings, funerals, and other social gatherings throughout her lifetime. She was first employed as a telephone operator in the 1920's and held that occupation off and on through the years, and was a member of the Southern Bell Pioneers of America. She was also the organist and choir director for the Little Rock Baptist Church for 35 years.
***The date of birth on her stone is wrong.***
Source for dates: Birth Certificate, Death Certificate, S.C. Driver's License.
She married Neill Archie Sinclair, Sr. in 1938, and was the mother of Lillie Anne Sinclair, Neill Archie Sinclair, Jr., and Zachary Thomas Sinclair, Sr.
Having taught herself how to play the piano when she was a young girl, she was often called upon to play at parties, weddings, funerals, and other social gatherings throughout her lifetime. She was first employed as a telephone operator in the 1920's and held that occupation off and on through the years, and was a member of the Southern Bell Pioneers of America. She was also the organist and choir director for the Little Rock Baptist Church for 35 years.
***The date of birth on her stone is wrong.***
Source for dates: Birth Certificate, Death Certificate, S.C. Driver's License.
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