Mary Ann "Molly" McKinney Vinson was daughter of Joseph Samuel McKinney and Mary Ann Lancaster. She was born in Calloway Co. Kentucky. She was 6th of 8 children. Grandma Molly, married my GG Grandpa Vinson 1 Jul 1885 in Calloway Co. Kentucky. In the 1890s they moved their family to Lawrence Co. Arkansas to log.
GG Grandma Mary Ann "Molly", was a very sweet person, as I've been told by my Aunt and Uncle. She is buried next to her son Stanley. She fell and hit her head causing a brain hemorrage, which caused her death. My Grandma Gladys, spoke of her often and sweetly. What a sweet reunion they must of had, to finally see each other again.
All of the pictures taken, where done by my Grandma Gladys Hamon Sammons.
GG Grandma Mary Ann "Molly", was a very sweet person, as I've been told by my Aunt and Uncle. She is buried next to her son Stanley. She fell and hit her head causing a brain hemorrage, which caused her death. My Grandma Gladys, spoke of her often and sweetly. What a sweet reunion they must of had, to finally see each other again.
All of the pictures taken, where done by my Grandma Gladys Hamon Sammons.
Mary Ann "Molly" McKinney Vinson was daughter of Joseph Samuel McKinney and Mary Ann Lancaster. She was born in Calloway Co. Kentucky. She was 6th of 8 children. Grandma Molly, married my GG Grandpa Vinson 1 Jul 1885 in Calloway Co. Kentucky. In the 1890s they moved their family to Lawrence Co. Arkansas to log.
GG Grandma Mary Ann "Molly", was a very sweet person, as I've been told by my Aunt and Uncle. She is buried next to her son Stanley. She fell and hit her head causing a brain hemorrage, which caused her death. My Grandma Gladys, spoke of her often and sweetly. What a sweet reunion they must of had, to finally see each other again.
All of the pictures taken, where done by my Grandma Gladys Hamon Sammons.
GG Grandma Mary Ann "Molly", was a very sweet person, as I've been told by my Aunt and Uncle. She is buried next to her son Stanley. She fell and hit her head causing a brain hemorrage, which caused her death. My Grandma Gladys, spoke of her often and sweetly. What a sweet reunion they must of had, to finally see each other again.
All of the pictures taken, where done by my Grandma Gladys Hamon Sammons.
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