LOUISA JANE ARMOUR
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B2  LOUISA JANE ARMOUR was known as  Jennie and was born February 24, 1870 at
Corksville, in Sarber, Logan County, Arkansas. She was the daughter of  Thomas
Dixon and   Sarah Elizabeth Ringer Armour.
   
She moved with her family to Shelby County, Tennessee at an early age and lived
there until around 1879. The family moved back to Arkansas and settled in the old
Liberty Hall community. She attended school at the Bennett schoolhouse. Her father
died circa 1883. Jennie married  Robert "Bob" Whitford in 1885. "Bob" was born in
1867 and lived until 1890. They had four children. The two oldest ones died soon
after birth. C7- Lillie Whitford was born September 4, 1888 and C8   Albert
Whitford was born in 1890. "Bob" Whitford died in 1890 a short time before the
death of Albert in 1891. The two were buried in Ringer cemetery.
   
In October, 1892, Jennie married  James Franklin George born August 23, 1870. They
had three sons to reach manhood. They were  Leonard,  Lester and  James "Pete" who
are listed with the family previously in this book.
     
 Lillie Whitford married  Herman Hammock. They had a daughter, D21-  Marie 
Hammock.
   
Lillie inherited a farm near Cotton Town from her Grandfather Hammock but she 
sold
it before her death which occurred on Februruy 24, 1917. Tuberculosis was the cause
of her death and burial was in the Harris cemetery. Herman and Marie moved to
Louisiana. Marie made visits to Arkansas to visit her Grandmother Jennie.
   
Jennie and Frank lived at old Neely in 1900. They moved to new Neely where they
owned their home and blacksmith shop. Jennie and Frank raised an orphan,  Ruth
Johnson. She died with appendicitis while still in her teens. She was buried at
Harris cemetery.
   
Jennie died August 21, 1953 in St.Mary's Hospital, Russellville, Arkansas. Her
funeral was held at the Church of Christ in Centerville,  Arkansas. Burial was in
the Ringer cemetery near her first husband and children.
     
 Frank died November 19, 1953 at his home. He was buried beside Jennie,
   
 Clarence Armour, a nephew of Jennie's and Frank's, made his home part time with
them after the death of his parents.