Daughter of John Little Daniel and Claudie Augusta (Yeldell) Daniel
Brothers & Sisters:
Clarence Daniel (1886-1886)
Berton Enoch Daniel (1889-1967)
Myrtle Estelle Daniel Logan (1893-1994)
Katie Belle Daniel Odom Campbell (1896-1991)
Lola Daniel (1898-1900)
John Cedrick Daniel (1900-1969)
Minnie H. Daniel (1903-1908)
Elizabeth Daniel (1905-1905)
Frances Ileen Daniel Mobley Parker (1908-19980
Became a recluse early in life. Etta and her oldest child, Dorothy (who was mildly retarded), never left the house or the yard after Dorothy was about 6 years old.
Although, Etta never left the house or the property. Once a telephone was installed in the house, Daddy said she, "burned up the telephone wires calling everyone."
Late one night when I was about 10 or so, Dr. Joe Boyd Williams was called to Granny's house. Mama later said, they believed Granny had some sort of nervous breakdown. At the time it was simply referred to as "the change" I wonder if this is where the family "depression" comes from. I've had it all my life. Bonnie
Granny's daughter, Johnetta Sisson Wilhite Bell also had problems. She believed it was Social Anxiety Disorder.
Granny crocheted. I have many UFO (unfinished objects) that were stored away in her trunk.
Wife of Albert Boudreau Sisson (7/5/1883-
11/19/1946
Married: 10/9/1907
Children:
Dorothy Mae Sisson 8/1/1908-10/1973
Annie Claude Sisson Putnam 8/17/1910-10/18/1944
Albert Berton "Son" Sisson 5/1/1915-1
1/18/1996
Johnetta Sisson Wilhite Bell 12/25/1925
Daughter of John Little Daniel and Claudie Augusta (Yeldell) Daniel
Brothers & Sisters:
Clarence Daniel (1886-1886)
Berton Enoch Daniel (1889-1967)
Myrtle Estelle Daniel Logan (1893-1994)
Katie Belle Daniel Odom Campbell (1896-1991)
Lola Daniel (1898-1900)
John Cedrick Daniel (1900-1969)
Minnie H. Daniel (1903-1908)
Elizabeth Daniel (1905-1905)
Frances Ileen Daniel Mobley Parker (1908-19980
Became a recluse early in life. Etta and her oldest child, Dorothy (who was mildly retarded), never left the house or the yard after Dorothy was about 6 years old.
Although, Etta never left the house or the property. Once a telephone was installed in the house, Daddy said she, "burned up the telephone wires calling everyone."
Late one night when I was about 10 or so, Dr. Joe Boyd Williams was called to Granny's house. Mama later said, they believed Granny had some sort of nervous breakdown. At the time it was simply referred to as "the change" I wonder if this is where the family "depression" comes from. I've had it all my life. Bonnie
Granny's daughter, Johnetta Sisson Wilhite Bell also had problems. She believed it was Social Anxiety Disorder.
Granny crocheted. I have many UFO (unfinished objects) that were stored away in her trunk.
Wife of Albert Boudreau Sisson (7/5/1883-
11/19/1946
Married: 10/9/1907
Children:
Dorothy Mae Sisson 8/1/1908-10/1973
Annie Claude Sisson Putnam 8/17/1910-10/18/1944
Albert Berton "Son" Sisson 5/1/1915-1
1/18/1996
Johnetta Sisson Wilhite Bell 12/25/1925
Family Members
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Clarence Daniel
1886–1886
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Berton Enoch "Uncle Bud" Daniel
1888–1968
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Myrtle Estelle "Mutt" Daniel Logan
1893–1994
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Katy Belle Daniel Campbell
1896–1991
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Lola Daniel
1898–1900
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John Cedrick "Skeeter" Daniels
1900–1969
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Minnie H. Daniel
1903–1908
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Elizabeth Daniel
1905–1905
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Frances Ilene "Frankie" Daniel Parker
1908–1998
