Phoebe Inez was the daughter of Henry Lincoln Hukill and Rhoda Ellen Bostic.
She married Edward Stoneking September 20, 1921.
They had five children. Three Daughters and two sons.
One son was stillborn, who was buried on the property they lived at in the town of Osgood and one daughter died as an infant.
They had 10 grandchildren.
Inez as she was called, love to play Bingo and Euchre. She would have card parties at her home. She also liked to Square Dance. She and Eddie held Square Dances in their barn weekly for a while the 1950's.
She married Edward Stoneking September 20, 1921.
They had five children. Three Daughters and two sons.
One son was stillborn, who was buried on the property they lived at in the town of Osgood and one daughter died as an infant.
They had 10 grandchildren.
Inez as she was called, love to play Bingo and Euchre. She would have card parties at her home. She also liked to Square Dance. She and Eddie held Square Dances in their barn weekly for a while the 1950's.
Phoebe Inez was the daughter of Henry Lincoln Hukill and Rhoda Ellen Bostic.
She married Edward Stoneking September 20, 1921.
They had five children. Three Daughters and two sons.
One son was stillborn, who was buried on the property they lived at in the town of Osgood and one daughter died as an infant.
They had 10 grandchildren.
Inez as she was called, love to play Bingo and Euchre. She would have card parties at her home. She also liked to Square Dance. She and Eddie held Square Dances in their barn weekly for a while the 1950's.
She married Edward Stoneking September 20, 1921.
They had five children. Three Daughters and two sons.
One son was stillborn, who was buried on the property they lived at in the town of Osgood and one daughter died as an infant.
They had 10 grandchildren.
Inez as she was called, love to play Bingo and Euchre. She would have card parties at her home. She also liked to Square Dance. She and Eddie held Square Dances in their barn weekly for a while the 1950's.
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