Jessie Drucilla Spurlock
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Notes from Cleatus A. Lewis file:
One family tree places Jessie's birth place as Hutchins, Texas. (This would be Hutchinson County, Texas) In 1920 Jessie was living with her sister Quintilla and her husband Charles M. Beckham in Chandler, Maricopa County, Arizona. Jessie is 19 years old and still single. This information is found in the 1920 US Census of Chandler Township, Maricopa County, Arizona taken on February11, 1920. District Number: 1, Enumeration Number: 29, Census Roll Number: T625_48, page 48A, Image 929. It is found on Ancestry.com Census Records for Chandler Township, Maricopa County, Arizona, image 95 of 121. 516 546...Beckham, Charles M....Head...m..w..39..married....TX...TN...US Quintella.................wife.....f....w..28..married....TX...AR...US Anna M...................dau......f....w..7..single.......TX...TX...TX Robric C.................son......m...w..5..single........AZ...TX...TX Lorraine.................dau......f.....w..11/12..Single..AX...TX...TX Spurlock, Jessie D..sist-in-law..f...w..19..single.......TX...AR...US Jessie and Cline were married on June 2, 1959 and were killed in an automobile accident in August of that same year. |
Notes from Betty Smithson:
Our family and Aunt Jessie and Uncle John's family were very close. They lived in Holbrook for a few years and we spent quite a bit of time in their home. I was always so impressed by Aunt Jessie's beautiful home and her wonderful cooking. I thought she was so beautiful and wanted to look like her. Uncle John was always happy and a barrel of fun! He worked for Standard Oil. I have so many happy memories of Jackie and Beth Ann. One of the very best summers of my childhood was when Ted, Pat, Jackie and I got to spend the summer with Uncle Austin and Aunt Josie at their ranch in Colonia Oaxaca, Sonora, Mexico.
Why can’t I find them in 1930?
Our family and Aunt Jessie and Uncle John's family were very close. They lived in Holbrook for a few years and we spent quite a bit of time in their home. I was always so impressed by Aunt Jessie's beautiful home and her wonderful cooking. I thought she was so beautiful and wanted to look like her. Uncle John was always happy and a barrel of fun! He worked for Standard Oil. I have so many happy memories of Jackie and Beth Ann. One of the very best summers of my childhood was when Ted, Pat, Jackie and I got to spend the summer with Uncle Austin and Aunt Josie at their ranch in Colonia Oaxaca, Sonora, Mexico.
Why can’t I find them in 1930?
