Isabelle (Belle) Victoria Orr was said to be very beautiful, with a fair complexion. She married Huston J. Beck, whose home was in Spring River Valley. They married 2 April 1866 in Lawrence County and had seven children, five of whom grew to adulthood. From the Beck Farm came the walnut logs used for the pews in Ozark Prairie Presbyterian Church in Lawrence County. The pews were made by John Adams Brown, a relative of Jane Adams Orr, Belle's mother. Her father was William Orr; her parents were among the earliest settlers in Lawrence County and are buried in Salem Cemetery.
*Information provided by Elaine Orr
*Information provided by Elaine Orr
Isabelle (Belle) Victoria Orr was said to be very beautiful, with a fair complexion. She married Huston J. Beck, whose home was in Spring River Valley. They married 2 April 1866 in Lawrence County and had seven children, five of whom grew to adulthood. From the Beck Farm came the walnut logs used for the pews in Ozark Prairie Presbyterian Church in Lawrence County. The pews were made by John Adams Brown, a relative of Jane Adams Orr, Belle's mother. Her father was William Orr; her parents were among the earliest settlers in Lawrence County and are buried in Salem Cemetery.
*Information provided by Elaine Orr
*Information provided by Elaine Orr
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