After 79 years, 50 occupations, 36 houses and five children, E.B. Stinnett has finally gone to a well earned rest. Proud to call himself a jack-of-all-trades, Barnell was in his time a builder, carpenter, real estate agent, fish farmer, roughneck, hardware store owner, house painter, refinery worker, ranch foreman, owner of a oil well tube testing company, rice farmer, and vacuum cleaner salesman, among many other things. He believed that hard work made a man, andif that is true, then he was much of a man.
Burial: Guedry cemetery in Batson.
Burial: Guedry cemetery in Batson.
After 79 years, 50 occupations, 36 houses and five children, E.B. Stinnett has finally gone to a well earned rest. Proud to call himself a jack-of-all-trades, Barnell was in his time a builder, carpenter, real estate agent, fish farmer, roughneck, hardware store owner, house painter, refinery worker, ranch foreman, owner of a oil well tube testing company, rice farmer, and vacuum cleaner salesman, among many other things. He believed that hard work made a man, andif that is true, then he was much of a man.
Burial: Guedry cemetery in Batson.
Burial: Guedry cemetery in Batson.
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