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Submitted: 5/15/08 • Approved: 9/15/20 • Last Updated: 9/18/20 • R20999-G20999-S3
20 Nov 1884 - 17 Nov 1918
Marriage:
1) Omer Carl Snow 08 Jul 1906 Lawrence County, Arkansas*
2) Thomas W Jackson 22 Aug 1915 Lawrence County, Arkansas*
Artabel “Artie” (Hilderbrandt) Snow Jackson daughter of J.F Hilderbrandt and S.E. Hilderbrandt.
*Arkansas, County Marriages, 1837-1957
Name:Carl Snow
Event Type:Marriage
Event Date:8 Jul 1906
Event Place:Lawrence, Arkansas, United States
Event Place (Original):, Lawrence, Arkansas, United States
Residence Place:Walnut Ridge, Lawrence, Arkansas
Gender:Male
Age:21
Birth Year (Estimated):1885
Marriage License Date:5 Jul 1906
Spouse's Name:Artie Hilderbrand
Spouse's Residence Place:Walnut Ridge, Lawrence, Arkansas
Spouse's Gender:Female
Spouse's Age:23
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated):1883
*Arkansas, County Marriages, 1837-1957
Name:T W Jackson
Event Type:Marriage
Event Date:22 Aug 1915
Event Place:Lawrence, Arkansas, United States
Event Place (Original):, Lawrence, Arkansas, United States
Residence Place:Walnut Ridge, Lawrence, Arkansas
Gender:Male
Age:47
Birth Year (Estimated):1868
Marriage License Date:21 Aug 1915
Spouse's Name:Artie Snow
Spouse's Residence Place:Walnut Ridge, Lawrence, Arkansas
Spouse's Gender:Female
Spouse's Age:33
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated):1882
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**Note: Woodmen Circle Home was created in the 1920s as an orphanage and a dormitory for widowed women. The fraternal organization that ran it was the first of its kind to offer life insurance to women. Part of the deal was that if a woman who held a policy passed away, her family members would get a payout.
Founded by Joseph Cullen Root in 1891, the Woodmen Circle was a women’s auxiliary of the Woodmen of the World organization until 1895, when it became incorporated as the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle, a fraternal benefit society. https://legacy.lib.utexas(.)edu/taro/utcah/02601/cah-02601.html (remove brackets in before edu)
Contributed on 5/15/08 by tootied
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