Sallie Walker Stockard was:
* an historian
* an author
* a frontrunner in the equality of women in education.
Her book: 'The History of Lawrence, Jackson, Independence and Stone Counties of the Third Judicial District of Arkansas' is a valued source of early Arkansas history.
Sallie Stockard was the DAUGHTER of
FATHER -John Williamson Stockard (farmer)
MOTHER - Margaret Ann Albright Stockard (seamstress)
She had 5 siblings
EDUCATION
* Guilford College - 1892-97
BA degree
* University of North Carolina - 1898
BA degree
* Columbia University's Teachers College
- 1924 - 2nd Master's Degree
In 1900, she received her MA degree. Her thesis served as the basis for her first edition, published in 1900: 'The History of Alamance'. Next she wrote: 'The History of Guilford County, North Carolina'.
She went to Clark University in Massachusetts.
She put out her third book in 1903, 'The Lily of the Valleys', (which was a dramatization of 'The Song of Solomon' in five acts).
In 1904, Stockard ventured to Independence County, Arkansas, and wrote: 'The History of Lawrence, Jackson, Independence and Stone Counties of the Third Judicial District of Arkansas'. This book, often referred to as "The Arkansas Book," was one of the earliest regional history books to be researched locally. Tt was outstanding by the fact the author relied on quotations of the area pioneers.
Sallie was WIFE to HUSBAND - Perry Green Magness
* Separated
The couple wed September 1904 in Batesville, Arkansas
She was a MOTHER to one child
DAUGHTER - (?) D,O,B, - 1909
In April 1905, she operated the Cambridge School for Young Ladies.
Around 1908, the family moved near Clovis, New Mexico. Stockard used her maiden name, a practice she followed most of her life. She moved to New Mexico and Texas where she worked as a teacher and did house chores-for-hire.
She settled in New York in the 1920s.
Around 1940, she founded and published a community newspaper, the 'Nassau Golden Fleece News Gleaner'. She moved to Florida, where she lived in semi-retirement.
At 70 yrs of age, Stockard penned her yet-to-be-published autobiography titled: "Daughter of the Piedmont: Chapel Hill's First Co-Ed Graduate."
*** MEMORIAL WORDS ***
"Life is but a fleeting time
Sweet Memories remain forever."
AUTHOR UNKNOWN
This biography is humbly presented by Audrey Burtrum-Stanley / Arkansas
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published The History of Alamance (1900)
published The History of Guilford County, North Carolina (1902)
published Lily of the Valleys (1901)
the son is listed but not the daughter (1909-1998)
Contributor: Georgia Carole (48885621)
*********************************************
* an historian
* an author
* a frontrunner in the equality of women in education.
Her book: 'The History of Lawrence, Jackson, Independence and Stone Counties of the Third Judicial District of Arkansas' is a valued source of early Arkansas history.
Sallie Stockard was the DAUGHTER of
FATHER -John Williamson Stockard (farmer)
MOTHER - Margaret Ann Albright Stockard (seamstress)
She had 5 siblings
EDUCATION
* Guilford College - 1892-97
BA degree
* University of North Carolina - 1898
BA degree
* Columbia University's Teachers College
- 1924 - 2nd Master's Degree
In 1900, she received her MA degree. Her thesis served as the basis for her first edition, published in 1900: 'The History of Alamance'. Next she wrote: 'The History of Guilford County, North Carolina'.
She went to Clark University in Massachusetts.
She put out her third book in 1903, 'The Lily of the Valleys', (which was a dramatization of 'The Song of Solomon' in five acts).
In 1904, Stockard ventured to Independence County, Arkansas, and wrote: 'The History of Lawrence, Jackson, Independence and Stone Counties of the Third Judicial District of Arkansas'. This book, often referred to as "The Arkansas Book," was one of the earliest regional history books to be researched locally. Tt was outstanding by the fact the author relied on quotations of the area pioneers.
Sallie was WIFE to HUSBAND - Perry Green Magness
* Separated
The couple wed September 1904 in Batesville, Arkansas
She was a MOTHER to one child
DAUGHTER - (?) D,O,B, - 1909
In April 1905, she operated the Cambridge School for Young Ladies.
Around 1908, the family moved near Clovis, New Mexico. Stockard used her maiden name, a practice she followed most of her life. She moved to New Mexico and Texas where she worked as a teacher and did house chores-for-hire.
She settled in New York in the 1920s.
Around 1940, she founded and published a community newspaper, the 'Nassau Golden Fleece News Gleaner'. She moved to Florida, where she lived in semi-retirement.
At 70 yrs of age, Stockard penned her yet-to-be-published autobiography titled: "Daughter of the Piedmont: Chapel Hill's First Co-Ed Graduate."
*** MEMORIAL WORDS ***
"Life is but a fleeting time
Sweet Memories remain forever."
AUTHOR UNKNOWN
This biography is humbly presented by Audrey Burtrum-Stanley / Arkansas
***************************************************
published The History of Alamance (1900)
published The History of Guilford County, North Carolina (1902)
published Lily of the Valleys (1901)
the son is listed but not the daughter (1909-1998)
Contributor: Georgia Carole (48885621)
*********************************************
Sallie Walker Stockard was:
* an historian
* an author
* a frontrunner in the equality of women in education.
Her book: 'The History of Lawrence, Jackson, Independence and Stone Counties of the Third Judicial District of Arkansas' is a valued source of early Arkansas history.
Sallie Stockard was the DAUGHTER of
FATHER -John Williamson Stockard (farmer)
MOTHER - Margaret Ann Albright Stockard (seamstress)
She had 5 siblings
EDUCATION
* Guilford College - 1892-97
BA degree
* University of North Carolina - 1898
BA degree
* Columbia University's Teachers College
- 1924 - 2nd Master's Degree
In 1900, she received her MA degree. Her thesis served as the basis for her first edition, published in 1900: 'The History of Alamance'. Next she wrote: 'The History of Guilford County, North Carolina'.
She went to Clark University in Massachusetts.
She put out her third book in 1903, 'The Lily of the Valleys', (which was a dramatization of 'The Song of Solomon' in five acts).
In 1904, Stockard ventured to Independence County, Arkansas, and wrote: 'The History of Lawrence, Jackson, Independence and Stone Counties of the Third Judicial District of Arkansas'. This book, often referred to as "The Arkansas Book," was one of the earliest regional history books to be researched locally. Tt was outstanding by the fact the author relied on quotations of the area pioneers.
Sallie was WIFE to HUSBAND - Perry Green Magness
* Separated
The couple wed September 1904 in Batesville, Arkansas
She was a MOTHER to one child
DAUGHTER - (?) D,O,B, - 1909
In April 1905, she operated the Cambridge School for Young Ladies.
Around 1908, the family moved near Clovis, New Mexico. Stockard used her maiden name, a practice she followed most of her life. She moved to New Mexico and Texas where she worked as a teacher and did house chores-for-hire.
She settled in New York in the 1920s.
Around 1940, she founded and published a community newspaper, the 'Nassau Golden Fleece News Gleaner'. She moved to Florida, where she lived in semi-retirement.
At 70 yrs of age, Stockard penned her yet-to-be-published autobiography titled: "Daughter of the Piedmont: Chapel Hill's First Co-Ed Graduate."
*** MEMORIAL WORDS ***
"Life is but a fleeting time
Sweet Memories remain forever."
AUTHOR UNKNOWN
This biography is humbly presented by Audrey Burtrum-Stanley / Arkansas
***************************************************
published The History of Alamance (1900)
published The History of Guilford County, North Carolina (1902)
published Lily of the Valleys (1901)
the son is listed but not the daughter (1909-1998)
Contributor: Georgia Carole (48885621)
*********************************************
* an historian
* an author
* a frontrunner in the equality of women in education.
Her book: 'The History of Lawrence, Jackson, Independence and Stone Counties of the Third Judicial District of Arkansas' is a valued source of early Arkansas history.
Sallie Stockard was the DAUGHTER of
FATHER -John Williamson Stockard (farmer)
MOTHER - Margaret Ann Albright Stockard (seamstress)
She had 5 siblings
EDUCATION
* Guilford College - 1892-97
BA degree
* University of North Carolina - 1898
BA degree
* Columbia University's Teachers College
- 1924 - 2nd Master's Degree
In 1900, she received her MA degree. Her thesis served as the basis for her first edition, published in 1900: 'The History of Alamance'. Next she wrote: 'The History of Guilford County, North Carolina'.
She went to Clark University in Massachusetts.
She put out her third book in 1903, 'The Lily of the Valleys', (which was a dramatization of 'The Song of Solomon' in five acts).
In 1904, Stockard ventured to Independence County, Arkansas, and wrote: 'The History of Lawrence, Jackson, Independence and Stone Counties of the Third Judicial District of Arkansas'. This book, often referred to as "The Arkansas Book," was one of the earliest regional history books to be researched locally. Tt was outstanding by the fact the author relied on quotations of the area pioneers.
Sallie was WIFE to HUSBAND - Perry Green Magness
* Separated
The couple wed September 1904 in Batesville, Arkansas
She was a MOTHER to one child
DAUGHTER - (?) D,O,B, - 1909
In April 1905, she operated the Cambridge School for Young Ladies.
Around 1908, the family moved near Clovis, New Mexico. Stockard used her maiden name, a practice she followed most of her life. She moved to New Mexico and Texas where she worked as a teacher and did house chores-for-hire.
She settled in New York in the 1920s.
Around 1940, she founded and published a community newspaper, the 'Nassau Golden Fleece News Gleaner'. She moved to Florida, where she lived in semi-retirement.
At 70 yrs of age, Stockard penned her yet-to-be-published autobiography titled: "Daughter of the Piedmont: Chapel Hill's First Co-Ed Graduate."
*** MEMORIAL WORDS ***
"Life is but a fleeting time
Sweet Memories remain forever."
AUTHOR UNKNOWN
This biography is humbly presented by Audrey Burtrum-Stanley / Arkansas
***************************************************
published The History of Alamance (1900)
published The History of Guilford County, North Carolina (1902)
published Lily of the Valleys (1901)
the son is listed but not the daughter (1909-1998)
Contributor: Georgia Carole (48885621)
*********************************************
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