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Louisa Ellen <I>Breashears</I> Lamb

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Louisa Ellen Breashears Lamb

Birth
Story, Montgomery County, Arkansas, USA
Death
7 Dec 1929 (aged 81)
Story, Montgomery County, Arkansas, USA
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Fannie, Montgomery County, Arkansas, USA Add to Map
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Daughter of Matthew and Elizabeth (Parker) Breashears. Louisa married Abram Franklin Lamb on June 17, 1866 in Montgomery County, Arkansas. They had twelve children: Matthew Taylor, Reuben Clayton, Harrison C., Henry Alexander, Lemuel Conway, Mary Elleber, Gracie Maude, Martha, Ona P., Arlie Goodner, Abraham Lincoln and Tiny Mae. Ona and Martha died as infants, they were two of a set of triplets with Gracie Maude being the surviving sibling. According to family history, Louisa was a caregiver. All came to her for help even non-family. She also served as a midwife in the area. Tiny Mae Southard, youngest daughter of Louisa and Frank died at about the age of 21. Tiny's young son, Arlie B., went to live with Louisa until his father remarried. Arlie told his children many times how much he loved his grandmother and what a wonderful lady she was. So much, in fact, that he did not want to leave her to go live with his father again.
Daughter of Matthew and Elizabeth (Parker) Breashears. Louisa married Abram Franklin Lamb on June 17, 1866 in Montgomery County, Arkansas. They had twelve children: Matthew Taylor, Reuben Clayton, Harrison C., Henry Alexander, Lemuel Conway, Mary Elleber, Gracie Maude, Martha, Ona P., Arlie Goodner, Abraham Lincoln and Tiny Mae. Ona and Martha died as infants, they were two of a set of triplets with Gracie Maude being the surviving sibling. According to family history, Louisa was a caregiver. All came to her for help even non-family. She also served as a midwife in the area. Tiny Mae Southard, youngest daughter of Louisa and Frank died at about the age of 21. Tiny's young son, Arlie B., went to live with Louisa until his father remarried. Arlie told his children many times how much he loved his grandmother and what a wonderful lady she was. So much, in fact, that he did not want to leave her to go live with his father again.

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