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| Names
embroidered around Jasper County Courthouse in center of 1895 quilt |
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| Inner circle (45):
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Outer circle (46): "The Fair" L.E. Archias & Co. G[eorge W.] Asendorf Miss V. Batterson D. [Dell] Beeson Miss E. Best Rev. A.F. Blake Block & Bro. B.S. Briles Miss S[arah] E. Brooks Carthage Grocer Co. B. Catron Miss B. Chase Mr. A[rthur]C. Chase Mrs. A[rthur] Chase Mrs. Grace Clark Dr. G[eorge] D. Coe Tho[mas]A. Coffelt J.J. Corbett L. Davison Deal Bros. [Drug Co] W.C.[A?] Eldred E.T. Eldred W.A. Eldred D.R. Fenner Prof. [R.D.?] Ford W.E. Ford Dr. [R.L.] Galbreath Miss Carrie Hammons Rev. Dwight Hanna H[orace]H. Harding Mrs. W.E. Harper S.C. Heckathorn Rev. [G.H.?]Hemingway J. Hornback J.W. Hutcheson Miss F.[Fay?] Jordan W.B. Kelly & Co. [Grocery] F.G. Laubach Rev. R.[Rochester?]K. Maiden A.D. McBean C.A. McCubbin W.R. McDonald J.M. McMillan Miss L.[Lula?] McReynolds J.W. Miller E.M. O'Donnell Ramsay Bros. [Dry Goods] H. Rassler S.D. Robinson R.[C.?] Robinson J[ulius] Roessler R.H. Rose J.N. Schooler W.J. Sewall Eugene Sharum Rev. [W.B.] Slutz Jas. [J.F.] Spence Geo[rge] W. Springer Steadley Bros. F.A. Steadley F.W. Steadley R.T. Stickney B.F. Thomas Kate Tull L.[Lula?] Twitchell Miss L.[Loula?] Vaunaman [?] Rev. Wm. Wainright Geo[rge] Webster W.S. Wells Rev. L.W. Welsh S.E. Wetzel E.M. Wood Mr. Yeater J.F. Youtsey |
| Many of those given above either worked on the courthouse, were county officials or store owners around the courthouse square. Just recently, Phillip Maybee of Eads, Tennessee, identified his relatives on the quilt — H Betebenner and F Betebenner — as stone masons who worked on the courthouse project. If you have information on any of the names above (or corrections in spelling), please do not hesitate to e-mail the museum or call 417-358-2667. |
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