"We Cannot Walk Alone:" Images and History of the African-American Community.
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Correthers Family
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   Harmon Correthers (1891-1958) married Etta Adams. To this union eight children were born. Three girls and five boys. Sons: Floyd, Grady, Spencer, Park Edward, Eugene. Daughters: Julia Mae, Bernice, Dorothy. Floyd—killed in an auto accident.Grady—killed in action (army). Spencer, Park and Dorothy- Deceased.
   Modena Correthers (1878-) married Berry Listbener. To this union no children were born. Modena Correthers also married John Adams. To this union no children were born.
   Earlie Correthers (1889-) married Andy Johnson. To this union four children were born, two girls and two boys. Sons: Jack, L.D. Daughters: Violet, Alma. Violet, Jack, and L.D.—Deceased.
   Pearlie Correthers (1888-1975) was never married.
   Sarah Jane Correthers (1892-1982) married John Judon. To this union no children were born. Sarah also married Andrew Taylor. To this union no children were born.
   Lou Emma Correthers (1895-1983) married Edgar Kimmons. To this union no children were born. Lou Emma also married a man whose sir name was Johnson. To this union no children were born.
   Roxie Correthers (1898-1988) married George McGlown. To this union no children were born."

Submitted by Bernice Martin.

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Chester Carrothers, known as "Ches," a WWI veteran. Circa 1917-1918.

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