In the photo Uncle John Copper Fondren is sitting in the middle between Grandpa William White Fondren and his younger brother Oscar Lee Fondren.The cabin is where they stayed while trapping & hunting in the Ozark Mountains.
Uncle John Cooper Fondren, never got married.He lived and batched for a few years in the 1950s in The Houston Jail in Winston County which is the only surviving log jail in north Alabama and the second-oldest log jail in the nation.I stay a few days with him when he lived there. You are gone but not forgotten.
Uncle John Cooper Fondren, never got married.He lived and batched for a few years in the 1950s in The Houston Jail in Winston County which is the only surviving log jail in north Alabama and the second-oldest log jail in the nation.I stay a few days with him when he lived there. You are gone but not forgotten.
In the photo Uncle John Copper Fondren is sitting in the middle between Grandpa William White Fondren and his younger brother Oscar Lee Fondren.The cabin is where they stayed while trapping & hunting in the Ozark Mountains.
Uncle John Cooper Fondren, never got married.He lived and batched for a few years in the 1950s in The Houston Jail in Winston County which is the only surviving log jail in north Alabama and the second-oldest log jail in the nation.I stay a few days with him when he lived there. You are gone but not forgotten.
Uncle John Cooper Fondren, never got married.He lived and batched for a few years in the 1950s in The Houston Jail in Winston County which is the only surviving log jail in north Alabama and the second-oldest log jail in the nation.I stay a few days with him when he lived there. You are gone but not forgotten.
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