Son of John J. & Frances (Schemadah) Waters, according to the book 'Newton County Cemeteries' by Herman & Oleta Haddock.
Joe Waters, wife unknown, who lived near Lurton, Newton County, Arkansas. He had a wheat thrasher and traveled about doing this job for many farmers of the county. A former resident of Big Creek above Mt. Judea told me that he remembered Joe coming down that creek, thrashing wheat from far to farm. He was still living in April of 1947.' - Victor N. Phillips, 'The New Ozark Cousins.'
Joe Waters, wife unknown, who lived near Lurton, Newton County, Arkansas. He had a wheat thrasher and traveled about doing this job for many farmers of the county. A former resident of Big Creek above Mt. Judea told me that he remembered Joe coming down that creek, thrashing wheat from far to farm. He was still living in April of 1947.' - Victor N. Phillips, 'The New Ozark Cousins.'
Son of John J. & Frances (Schemadah) Waters, according to the book 'Newton County Cemeteries' by Herman & Oleta Haddock.
Joe Waters, wife unknown, who lived near Lurton, Newton County, Arkansas. He had a wheat thrasher and traveled about doing this job for many farmers of the county. A former resident of Big Creek above Mt. Judea told me that he remembered Joe coming down that creek, thrashing wheat from far to farm. He was still living in April of 1947.' - Victor N. Phillips, 'The New Ozark Cousins.'
Joe Waters, wife unknown, who lived near Lurton, Newton County, Arkansas. He had a wheat thrasher and traveled about doing this job for many farmers of the county. A former resident of Big Creek above Mt. Judea told me that he remembered Joe coming down that creek, thrashing wheat from far to farm. He was still living in April of 1947.' - Victor N. Phillips, 'The New Ozark Cousins.'
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