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Sarah Ellen Reynolds Nelson
1883 – 1978 Nelson Cemetery
Photo added by Angie Knott
- Birth
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Conway County, Arkansas, USA
- Death
- 18 Aug 1978 (aged 94)
Benton, Saline County, Arkansas, USA
- Burial
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Hickory Station, Montgomery County, Arkansas, USA Add to Map
- Plot
- Sec. B - Row 7 - Plot 20
- Memorial ID
- 28119671 View Source
Grandma was the oldest child of H.E. Reynolds and Francis America Strickland. She and James Fielding Nelson were married just 18 years when he died. She did not remarry and that forced her children to go to work to put food on the table. But in my father's diary that he wrote one year, he always mentioned how she was feeling and seemed to cater to her.
She lived through an amazing time in America's history. She went from covered wagons to men walking on the moon. She lived through the industrial revolution and thousands of inventions.
She always told me she loved me, hugged me which my family did not do. She is very dear to my heart and I miss her very much. She lived a long life.
She lived through an amazing time in America's history. She went from covered wagons to men walking on the moon. She lived through the industrial revolution and thousands of inventions.
She always told me she loved me, hugged me which my family did not do. She is very dear to my heart and I miss her very much. She lived a long life.
Grandma was the oldest child of H.E. Reynolds and Francis America Strickland. She and James Fielding Nelson were married just 18 years when he died. She did not remarry and that forced her children to go to work to put food on the table. But in my father's diary that he wrote one year, he always mentioned how she was feeling and seemed to cater to her.
She lived through an amazing time in America's history. She went from covered wagons to men walking on the moon. She lived through the industrial revolution and thousands of inventions.
She always told me she loved me, hugged me which my family did not do. She is very dear to my heart and I miss her very much. She lived a long life.
She lived through an amazing time in America's history. She went from covered wagons to men walking on the moon. She lived through the industrial revolution and thousands of inventions.
She always told me she loved me, hugged me which my family did not do. She is very dear to my heart and I miss her very much. She lived a long life.
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- Maintained by: Angie Knott
- Originally Created by: EJH
- Added: 8 Jul 2008
- Find a Grave Memorial ID:
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Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/28119671/sarah_ellen-nelson: accessed ), memorial page for Sarah Ellen Reynolds Nelson (28 Nov 1883–18 Aug 1978), Find a Grave Memorial ID 28119671, citing Nelson Cemetery, Hickory Station, Montgomery County, Arkansas, USA; Maintained by Angie Knott (contributor 46919045).
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