Mary Louise Hart was born June 15, 1909 to Charles and Eppie Donathan Sammons in Nowata Oklahoma. She died at the age of 79 in Van Buren hospital, Crawford County, Arkansas. She was a retired receptionist and assistant at Hubbs Animal Clinic. She attended Trinity Episcopal Church and was a member of the Van Buren chapter of Eastern Star. She was survived by two daughters, Margaret Scamardo of Fort Smith and Mary Bell Peacock of Willington, California; a son, Paul Ray Hart.
Mary and James Beecher Durham had two sons. When times became tough, the two boys were placed at Rosalie Tilles Orphan Home in Fort Smith, Arkansas. When Mary went back to get the boys, they had been adopted.
James Beecher Cook was adopted at the age of 7 by Homer Franklin Cook and Missie Ardell Sheperd Cook. James had two daughters, Linda Sue and Jimmie Louise.
Robert Henry "Bob" Hogsett was adopted at the age of 2 by Robert Henry Hogsett and Glinnie Dale Burge Hogsett. Bob had three daughters (Kimberly, Robin and Mary) and two sons (Rory and Richard).
Mary and James Beecher Durham had two sons. When times became tough, the two boys were placed at Rosalie Tilles Orphan Home in Fort Smith, Arkansas. When Mary went back to get the boys, they had been adopted.
James Beecher Cook was adopted at the age of 7 by Homer Franklin Cook and Missie Ardell Sheperd Cook. James had two daughters, Linda Sue and Jimmie Louise.
Robert Henry "Bob" Hogsett was adopted at the age of 2 by Robert Henry Hogsett and Glinnie Dale Burge Hogsett. Bob had three daughters (Kimberly, Robin and Mary) and two sons (Rory and Richard).
Mary Louise Hart was born June 15, 1909 to Charles and Eppie Donathan Sammons in Nowata Oklahoma. She died at the age of 79 in Van Buren hospital, Crawford County, Arkansas. She was a retired receptionist and assistant at Hubbs Animal Clinic. She attended Trinity Episcopal Church and was a member of the Van Buren chapter of Eastern Star. She was survived by two daughters, Margaret Scamardo of Fort Smith and Mary Bell Peacock of Willington, California; a son, Paul Ray Hart.
Mary and James Beecher Durham had two sons. When times became tough, the two boys were placed at Rosalie Tilles Orphan Home in Fort Smith, Arkansas. When Mary went back to get the boys, they had been adopted.
James Beecher Cook was adopted at the age of 7 by Homer Franklin Cook and Missie Ardell Sheperd Cook. James had two daughters, Linda Sue and Jimmie Louise.
Robert Henry "Bob" Hogsett was adopted at the age of 2 by Robert Henry Hogsett and Glinnie Dale Burge Hogsett. Bob had three daughters (Kimberly, Robin and Mary) and two sons (Rory and Richard).
Mary and James Beecher Durham had two sons. When times became tough, the two boys were placed at Rosalie Tilles Orphan Home in Fort Smith, Arkansas. When Mary went back to get the boys, they had been adopted.
James Beecher Cook was adopted at the age of 7 by Homer Franklin Cook and Missie Ardell Sheperd Cook. James had two daughters, Linda Sue and Jimmie Louise.
Robert Henry "Bob" Hogsett was adopted at the age of 2 by Robert Henry Hogsett and Glinnie Dale Burge Hogsett. Bob had three daughters (Kimberly, Robin and Mary) and two sons (Rory and Richard).
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