Son of Alfred Washington and Josephine Riggs
Husband of Artery Erave Magdalene "Maggie" Willis, daughter of William Henry Willis and Melvina Adeline Stanfield. They were married on 24 December 1893 in Conway County, Arkansas. There is another marriage date of 9 April 1940; he was 66 and she was 65. This time, they were married in Russellville, Pope County, Arkansas.
John Henry Riggs shares a headstone with Mary Rogers Riggs, who is his sister-in-law. She married his brother, Joseph Thomas Riggs.
Children: John Henry Jr, Cletis, Ernest H, Ellis Earl and Henry Clovis
From an early age until his death, John Henry made his home in Welborn Township in Conway County. In 1900, he was 26 and Maggie was 24. In 1910, the Riggs family were living on Mara Bridge Road in Welborn Township. In 1920, he was living on Morrill Kane Road in Atkins (Conway County). In 1930, he was 56 and Maggie was 55,
Husband of Artery Erave Magdalene "Maggie" Willis, daughter of William Henry Willis and Melvina Adeline Stanfield. They were married on 24 December 1893 in Conway County, Arkansas. There is another marriage date of 9 April 1940; he was 66 and she was 65. This time, they were married in Russellville, Pope County, Arkansas.
John Henry Riggs shares a headstone with Mary Rogers Riggs, who is his sister-in-law. She married his brother, Joseph Thomas Riggs.
Children: John Henry Jr, Cletis, Ernest H, Ellis Earl and Henry Clovis
From an early age until his death, John Henry made his home in Welborn Township in Conway County. In 1900, he was 26 and Maggie was 24. In 1910, the Riggs family were living on Mara Bridge Road in Welborn Township. In 1920, he was living on Morrill Kane Road in Atkins (Conway County). In 1930, he was 56 and Maggie was 55,
Son of Alfred Washington and Josephine Riggs
Husband of Artery Erave Magdalene "Maggie" Willis, daughter of William Henry Willis and Melvina Adeline Stanfield. They were married on 24 December 1893 in Conway County, Arkansas. There is another marriage date of 9 April 1940; he was 66 and she was 65. This time, they were married in Russellville, Pope County, Arkansas.
John Henry Riggs shares a headstone with Mary Rogers Riggs, who is his sister-in-law. She married his brother, Joseph Thomas Riggs.
Children: John Henry Jr, Cletis, Ernest H, Ellis Earl and Henry Clovis
From an early age until his death, John Henry made his home in Welborn Township in Conway County. In 1900, he was 26 and Maggie was 24. In 1910, the Riggs family were living on Mara Bridge Road in Welborn Township. In 1920, he was living on Morrill Kane Road in Atkins (Conway County). In 1930, he was 56 and Maggie was 55,
Husband of Artery Erave Magdalene "Maggie" Willis, daughter of William Henry Willis and Melvina Adeline Stanfield. They were married on 24 December 1893 in Conway County, Arkansas. There is another marriage date of 9 April 1940; he was 66 and she was 65. This time, they were married in Russellville, Pope County, Arkansas.
John Henry Riggs shares a headstone with Mary Rogers Riggs, who is his sister-in-law. She married his brother, Joseph Thomas Riggs.
Children: John Henry Jr, Cletis, Ernest H, Ellis Earl and Henry Clovis
From an early age until his death, John Henry made his home in Welborn Township in Conway County. In 1900, he was 26 and Maggie was 24. In 1910, the Riggs family were living on Mara Bridge Road in Welborn Township. In 1920, he was living on Morrill Kane Road in Atkins (Conway County). In 1930, he was 56 and Maggie was 55,
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