Martin Digital History

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  • Verda Lillian Roebuck Adlam (1898-1975) and sister Edna Winifred Roebuck Platt (1900-1984)
  • Arthur Ray Roebuck (1886-1968) and wife Myrtle Pauline Chandler Roebuck (1889-1991)
  • Herd of cattle. Partial details of development on back.
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  • Three men picnicing with a horse wearing a feedbag in the background. Handwritten on back: "One on left William Adams Roebuck"
  • Young couple, Glenn David Hunter (1897-1928) and wife Margaret I. Ball Hunter (1900-1983)
  • Young woman. Handwritten on back: "Fanny" Possibly Anne Elizabeth Avriett Zipperer (1888-1976)
  • Group of children, men, and women. Handwritten on back: "Fred and Jim Roebuck and all the children guess you will know the rest. Aunt Joe and Uncle John Roebuck and their families." Back Row: Fred Roebuck, Joanna Roebuck Newsome (1850-1931), John M. Roebuck, Lena Newsome (daughter of Joanna), James Allen Roebuck (Pa). Front row: The David Clayton "Pete" Newsome (1868-1934) and Mattie Lenora Avriett Newsome (1875-1968) family.
  • Portrait of older woman, Dillis Avriett Byrd (1867-1939)
  • Two little girls. Handwritten on back: "Almeda Frazier, Flora Frazier." Almeda "Meda" Belle Frazier Ball (1876-1938) and Flora Annie Frazier Dyer (1878-1937)
  • Portrait of man. Handwritten on back: "Russell Ruben Frazier, Grandpa Frazier" Russell Ruben Frazier (1846-1905). Frazier enlisted in the U.S. Civil War Union Army at age 15; his health was never strong afterward and he moved to Florida for the climate.

    The Frazier 160 acre homestead, established in 1867, included a large portion of central Stuart, including Memorial Park. He established the Belle Flora pinery, and the road through the fields, now [2023] Colorado Avenue, was also called Belle Flora.
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