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Florence Rocksy <I>Featherston</I> Long

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Florence Rocksy Featherston Long

Birth
Montgomery County, Arkansas, USA
Death
11 Mar 1951 (aged 47)
Sutter County, California, USA
Burial
Live Oak, Sutter County, California, USA Add to Map
Plot
Sect 1 Lot 21C Space 4
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Florence Rocksy Featherston Long was the daughter of Thomas Mitchell Featherston and Maranda Jennette Terrell Featherston, she was one of 11 children being the next to the last. She was called Rocksy by all who knew her.

Her siblings included:

David Franklin Featherston
Sarah Narcissa Featherston
Bertie Ida Featherston
Lula Malica Featherston
Coleman Green Featherston
Verby J Featherston
Lillian Mae Featherston
Virgle Dotson Featherston
Zada H. Featherston
Walter Thomas Featherston

She married Isaac Jerome Long in May of 1917 in the state of Arkansas. Their children included:

Billy, Bonnie, Ray Otis and J.T. Long.

She died in California in 1951 (according to records).

Note: Her name sounded as though it should have been spelled "Roxy" but according to family records was spelled "Racksy" or "Rocksy" It was pronounced as "Roxy" by my mother-in-law.

According to a burial book for this cemetery, as read by Tim Hammill, her name was spelled "Rocky"
Florence Rocksy Featherston Long was the daughter of Thomas Mitchell Featherston and Maranda Jennette Terrell Featherston, she was one of 11 children being the next to the last. She was called Rocksy by all who knew her.

Her siblings included:

David Franklin Featherston
Sarah Narcissa Featherston
Bertie Ida Featherston
Lula Malica Featherston
Coleman Green Featherston
Verby J Featherston
Lillian Mae Featherston
Virgle Dotson Featherston
Zada H. Featherston
Walter Thomas Featherston

She married Isaac Jerome Long in May of 1917 in the state of Arkansas. Their children included:

Billy, Bonnie, Ray Otis and J.T. Long.

She died in California in 1951 (according to records).

Note: Her name sounded as though it should have been spelled "Roxy" but according to family records was spelled "Racksy" or "Rocksy" It was pronounced as "Roxy" by my mother-in-law.

According to a burial book for this cemetery, as read by Tim Hammill, her name was spelled "Rocky"

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