Son of William Bartley Fryar and Martha Alice Rogers Fryar. He was reared on the family farm that was the original homestead of his great-grandfather, William Fryar. Porter's grandparents were Isaac Franklin and Mary Ann Singleton Fryar.
Porter's first marriage was to Dora Kirk on November 6, 1937 in Montgomery Co., Arkansas. She was the daughter of Columbus Kirk and Jane Ledbetter Kirk. They were the parents of one son and three daughters.
Porter was a farmer in Montgomery County his entire life, raising cattle, chickens, and hogs.
Porter's first marriage was to Dora Kirk on November 6, 1937 in Montgomery Co., Arkansas. She was the daughter of Columbus Kirk and Jane Ledbetter Kirk. They were the parents of one son and three daughters.
Porter was a farmer in Montgomery County his entire life, raising cattle, chickens, and hogs.
Son of William Bartley Fryar and Martha Alice Rogers Fryar. He was reared on the family farm that was the original homestead of his great-grandfather, William Fryar. Porter's grandparents were Isaac Franklin and Mary Ann Singleton Fryar.
Porter's first marriage was to Dora Kirk on November 6, 1937 in Montgomery Co., Arkansas. She was the daughter of Columbus Kirk and Jane Ledbetter Kirk. They were the parents of one son and three daughters.
Porter was a farmer in Montgomery County his entire life, raising cattle, chickens, and hogs.
Porter's first marriage was to Dora Kirk on November 6, 1937 in Montgomery Co., Arkansas. She was the daughter of Columbus Kirk and Jane Ledbetter Kirk. They were the parents of one son and three daughters.
Porter was a farmer in Montgomery County his entire life, raising cattle, chickens, and hogs.
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