Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune, April 30, 1920, page 4
Independent Order of Oddfellows
The Independent Order of Oddfellows are primarily associated with the three links of a chain. Each "link" in their chain represents their motto "Friendship, Love and Truth," and often the letters "F, L, T" are inscribed within a link each. The order is sometimes referred to as "the poor man's Freemasonry," as the organization shares many of the symbols, such as the all-seeing eye, with the Freemasons.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune, April 30, 1920, page 4
Independent Order of Oddfellows
The Independent Order of Oddfellows are primarily associated with the three links of a chain. Each "link" in their chain represents their motto "Friendship, Love and Truth," and often the letters "F, L, T" are inscribed within a link each. The order is sometimes referred to as "the poor man's Freemasonry," as the organization shares many of the symbols, such as the all-seeing eye, with the Freemasons.
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Family Members
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Wesley Alexander Blalock
1875–1964
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Cavvie Allen "Cavie" Blalock Grissom
1877–1935
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Millie May Blaylock Roberts
1881–1968
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Nettie Spain Blalock Yates
1884–1963
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Samuel Roy Blalock
1887–1962
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Chester Blaine Blalock
1890–1937
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James Marvin Blalock
1893–1913
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Katherine Lovella "Katie" Blalock Barnes
1895–1991
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