At age 6 his father put him on a wild mustang and told him to stay on it. He was scared and did fall off. But, his father kept putting him back on those horses until he was able to ride them. Sterling started work on the family farm at an early age. He claimed that he only had a 3rd grade education. That may be true, but he could write amazing letters and ran an Army Surplus Store and Produce Farm later in life.
Sterling was a hardworking man. During his life he was a ranch hand, farmer, WWI Soldier, store owner, husband, father, and grandfather. He put family first.
Original Story by Vicki Scroggins
At age 6 his father put him on a wild mustang and told him to stay on it. He was scared and did fall off. But, his father kept putting him back on those horses until he was able to ride them. Sterling started work on the family farm at an early age. He claimed that he only had a 3rd grade education. That may be true, but he could write amazing letters and ran an Army Surplus Store and Produce Farm later in life.
Sterling was a hardworking man. During his life he was a ranch hand, farmer, WWI Soldier, store owner, husband, father, and grandfather. He put family first.
Original Story by Vicki Scroggins
Family Members
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Alta Prudence "Bess" Scroggins Jackson
1894–1980
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James Egbert "Jimmy" Scroggins
1896–1918
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Noble Dugan "Duge" Scroggins
1898–1976
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Iva Ruth Scroggins Baldwin
1899–1991
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Jesse Ray Scroggins
1902–1904
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Ernest Buford Scroggins
1904–1904
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Ima Lee Scroggins
1905–1905
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Vera Vayne Scroggins Jordan
1906–1983
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Hazel Viola Scroggins Ulin
1908–1962
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Lois Loma Scroggins Patton
1911–2010
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Beatrice Austine Scroggins Boutwell
1912–1983
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Jack Harlan Scroggins
1915–1981
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