Monday, January 20, 2020
Three sisters visit Morrison Park Camp Meeting, Historic Photo
Three sisters visiting Morrison Park (ca.1940) Udorah “Dora” (Harlow) Jackson and her sisters, Martha Ellen “Mattie” (Harlow) Eckles, Bettie (Harlow) Taylor.
They were the daughters of Uriah G. Harlow and Virginia (Johns) Harlow (2nd photo) The other children were Charles, Lewis, John, Robert, Emmett, Gillum, Tommie, Ida. A 1880 census indicates a S. D. Snoddy (a school teacher) was living in the home also. He may be in the (group photo). The Harlow home is still standing on Hwy 63 near Morrison Park. The parents and many of the children are buried in the Harlow cemetery which stands on the property near the home.
Uriah and Virginia Harlow
The Harlow home on Hwy 63 near Morrison Park built about 1873 constructed with Yellow Poplar. Group photo (ca.1890)
Friday, January 17, 2020
A Contribution to Morrison Park Camp Meeting in Memory of Bruce Richey
Linda Mayberry made a $100.00 contribution to Morrison Park in Memory of Bruce Richey. A Memorial Page will be added to the Memorial Book in the H.C. Morrison Library Cabin at Morrison Park. We are thankful for this contribution in memory of Mr. Richey.
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