Mollie Weaver Pritchett was born to Joseph Seaborne Pritchett and Virginia "Jennie" Manassa Summers, who originated from Alabama.
Mollie's mother and father married in Clarke County, Alabama November 7, 1878 and quickly migrated westward. Seaborne had been issued a 40 acre land grant for homesteading in Arkansas the previous year (1876). The land grant document was signed by U.S. President Grover Cleveland. It was issued through the Dardanelle Land Office.
The Pritchetts were enumerated without children in Franklin County, Arkansas at the 1880 census. Seaborne farmed, Jennie kept house. Other Pritchetts were recorded as living adjacent or nearby.
1880 Census - Mill Creek, Franklin County, AR
Seaborne J. Pritchet 30
Jennie Pritchet 18
Mollie was born in 1900 and was the youngest of seven children. She and her siblings were born in Arkansas.
At the young age of 9, Mollie's father passed away. He was buried at Brown's Chapel Cemetery, near Cecil. Mollie and her mother and siblings joined the household of her older brother, Belor, whose occupation was also farming.
1910 Census - Weaver, Franklin County, AR
Belor Pritchett 28
Jennie Pritchett 48
William W Pritchett 24
Earnest H Pritchett 21
Alice S Pritchett 19
Kate C Pritchett 16
Eula M Pritchett 14
Mollie W Pritchett 9
August 6, 1917, Mollie married Homer King Ervin in Sebastian County Arkansas. They made their home in Weaver, near Vesta Mountain, in Franklin County, Arkansas. One son, Delbert D. Ervin, was born of their union in 1927.
Homer died in 1950 leaving Mollie a widow. Mollie eventually remarried William H. Richardson, an Englishman who had migrated to the United States and had lived a period of time previously in Illinois.
In addition to being the wife of Homer King Ervin and William H Richardson, and the mother of Delbert D. Ervin, she was the grandmother of David Del and Mary Delaney Ervin who were her pride and joy.
Mollie passed away in 1979, just a few months after the birth of her first great grandchild. She was laid to rest in the Garden of Memories Cemetery, in Charleston, Franklin County, Arkansas.
Mollie's mother and father married in Clarke County, Alabama November 7, 1878 and quickly migrated westward. Seaborne had been issued a 40 acre land grant for homesteading in Arkansas the previous year (1876). The land grant document was signed by U.S. President Grover Cleveland. It was issued through the Dardanelle Land Office.
The Pritchetts were enumerated without children in Franklin County, Arkansas at the 1880 census. Seaborne farmed, Jennie kept house. Other Pritchetts were recorded as living adjacent or nearby.
1880 Census - Mill Creek, Franklin County, AR
Seaborne J. Pritchet 30
Jennie Pritchet 18
Mollie was born in 1900 and was the youngest of seven children. She and her siblings were born in Arkansas.
At the young age of 9, Mollie's father passed away. He was buried at Brown's Chapel Cemetery, near Cecil. Mollie and her mother and siblings joined the household of her older brother, Belor, whose occupation was also farming.
1910 Census - Weaver, Franklin County, AR
Belor Pritchett 28
Jennie Pritchett 48
William W Pritchett 24
Earnest H Pritchett 21
Alice S Pritchett 19
Kate C Pritchett 16
Eula M Pritchett 14
Mollie W Pritchett 9
August 6, 1917, Mollie married Homer King Ervin in Sebastian County Arkansas. They made their home in Weaver, near Vesta Mountain, in Franklin County, Arkansas. One son, Delbert D. Ervin, was born of their union in 1927.
Homer died in 1950 leaving Mollie a widow. Mollie eventually remarried William H. Richardson, an Englishman who had migrated to the United States and had lived a period of time previously in Illinois.
In addition to being the wife of Homer King Ervin and William H Richardson, and the mother of Delbert D. Ervin, she was the grandmother of David Del and Mary Delaney Ervin who were her pride and joy.
Mollie passed away in 1979, just a few months after the birth of her first great grandchild. She was laid to rest in the Garden of Memories Cemetery, in Charleston, Franklin County, Arkansas.
Mollie Weaver Pritchett was born to Joseph Seaborne Pritchett and Virginia "Jennie" Manassa Summers, who originated from Alabama.
Mollie's mother and father married in Clarke County, Alabama November 7, 1878 and quickly migrated westward. Seaborne had been issued a 40 acre land grant for homesteading in Arkansas the previous year (1876). The land grant document was signed by U.S. President Grover Cleveland. It was issued through the Dardanelle Land Office.
The Pritchetts were enumerated without children in Franklin County, Arkansas at the 1880 census. Seaborne farmed, Jennie kept house. Other Pritchetts were recorded as living adjacent or nearby.
1880 Census - Mill Creek, Franklin County, AR
Seaborne J. Pritchet 30
Jennie Pritchet 18
Mollie was born in 1900 and was the youngest of seven children. She and her siblings were born in Arkansas.
At the young age of 9, Mollie's father passed away. He was buried at Brown's Chapel Cemetery, near Cecil. Mollie and her mother and siblings joined the household of her older brother, Belor, whose occupation was also farming.
1910 Census - Weaver, Franklin County, AR
Belor Pritchett 28
Jennie Pritchett 48
William W Pritchett 24
Earnest H Pritchett 21
Alice S Pritchett 19
Kate C Pritchett 16
Eula M Pritchett 14
Mollie W Pritchett 9
August 6, 1917, Mollie married Homer King Ervin in Sebastian County Arkansas. They made their home in Weaver, near Vesta Mountain, in Franklin County, Arkansas. One son, Delbert D. Ervin, was born of their union in 1927.
Homer died in 1950 leaving Mollie a widow. Mollie eventually remarried William H. Richardson, an Englishman who had migrated to the United States and had lived a period of time previously in Illinois.
In addition to being the wife of Homer King Ervin and William H Richardson, and the mother of Delbert D. Ervin, she was the grandmother of David Del and Mary Delaney Ervin who were her pride and joy.
Mollie passed away in 1979, just a few months after the birth of her first great grandchild. She was laid to rest in the Garden of Memories Cemetery, in Charleston, Franklin County, Arkansas.
Mollie's mother and father married in Clarke County, Alabama November 7, 1878 and quickly migrated westward. Seaborne had been issued a 40 acre land grant for homesteading in Arkansas the previous year (1876). The land grant document was signed by U.S. President Grover Cleveland. It was issued through the Dardanelle Land Office.
The Pritchetts were enumerated without children in Franklin County, Arkansas at the 1880 census. Seaborne farmed, Jennie kept house. Other Pritchetts were recorded as living adjacent or nearby.
1880 Census - Mill Creek, Franklin County, AR
Seaborne J. Pritchet 30
Jennie Pritchet 18
Mollie was born in 1900 and was the youngest of seven children. She and her siblings were born in Arkansas.
At the young age of 9, Mollie's father passed away. He was buried at Brown's Chapel Cemetery, near Cecil. Mollie and her mother and siblings joined the household of her older brother, Belor, whose occupation was also farming.
1910 Census - Weaver, Franklin County, AR
Belor Pritchett 28
Jennie Pritchett 48
William W Pritchett 24
Earnest H Pritchett 21
Alice S Pritchett 19
Kate C Pritchett 16
Eula M Pritchett 14
Mollie W Pritchett 9
August 6, 1917, Mollie married Homer King Ervin in Sebastian County Arkansas. They made their home in Weaver, near Vesta Mountain, in Franklin County, Arkansas. One son, Delbert D. Ervin, was born of their union in 1927.
Homer died in 1950 leaving Mollie a widow. Mollie eventually remarried William H. Richardson, an Englishman who had migrated to the United States and had lived a period of time previously in Illinois.
In addition to being the wife of Homer King Ervin and William H Richardson, and the mother of Delbert D. Ervin, she was the grandmother of David Del and Mary Delaney Ervin who were her pride and joy.
Mollie passed away in 1979, just a few months after the birth of her first great grandchild. She was laid to rest in the Garden of Memories Cemetery, in Charleston, Franklin County, Arkansas.
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