Dickey Guitars, Russellville, Arkansas
In the handmade tradition. One at a time. Just for you.
In the handmade tradition. One at a time. Just for you.
| Just some old photos I've collected relating to life on Huckleberry Mountain and the Community called Mt. Grove and Liberty, Logan County Arkansas. Life centered at the church and school and eventually many were buried on the small two acre plot called Rogers Mt. Grove Cemetery which includes the old church and school building. |
| This photo is from Karen Thompson from Texas. She is a descendant of the gal on the far right Liza Henson. Others are only conjecture as to their identity at present. Thanks Karen for sharing this photo. Liza maried Arbury Henson and both are buried at Rogers Mt. Grove Cemetery Logan Co., Arkansas |
| Mt. Grove Church you can guess the date by their clothing? Or can you? Logan County, Arkansas, Huckleberry Mountain |
| George W. Ewing Married to Liza Ewing Both are buried at Rogers Mt. Grove Cemetery |
| Brown Henson far left died in 1913. He is buried at Rogers Mt. Grove. The guy in the center is my grandfather, Allie Dickie. These fine shotgunners brought in a litter of wolf pups. I have names on the other men, but know this, there is a question about that. Thanks, but look below for what my picture reveals on the rear. |
| L to R Brown Henson, Bill Stapleton, Allie Dickey, Ralph Stapleton, and Albert Stone. The back of the picture was backwards it said R to L. However someone helped me identify Brown Henson, either Brenda Trice or Karen Thompson. That in turn had the names turn around to be correct..... if they are. Allie is a given in the center, even my 82 year old mom, Margaret just looked and said that's Allie in the middle. So True. |
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