If you have any old photos of Sevier County please contact me. Send your email to jmfelihkatubbe@yahoo.com. PLEASE put Sevier County in your subject line so I do not overlook it.

Avon School about 1917 The only people I know are in the front row far right is Robert Clarence Stell and the third person to the left (in white dress)is Randi Stell his sister. They are the children of James Arthur and Minnie (Stephens) Stell. Randi would later marry Richard Munn and Clarence would marry Nixie (Babe) Brown and later Bennie Hunt. I base the date of 1917 on Randi's birth which was in 1907 and she appears to be about 10 years old, and Clarence was born in 1910 and he appears to be about 7 years old. My mother-in-law Goldie (Stephens) Wilson, 92, who attended school there confirmed that it is the Avon school building.This photo was provided by Anthony Stell, son of Clarence Stell and Nixie Hunt and was submitted by Larry Parks

Brownstown Baseball team of 1919 or 1920 picture provided by Milton Garrison. Players from left to right are Harvey Alexander, Q.C. (Black) Garrison, Dave Watson, Milton Garrison, Allen Garrison, Giles Case, Marshall Norwood, Russel Herndon and Jim Gentry. This photo and information was submitted by James Travis

Back Row: David Bennett (adult with neck-tie - the teacher?), Nannie (Nancy) Raines, Clara McNamara, Myrtle McNamara, Emily Ivey (?), Willie Miller, Buren Pearson, Unknown boy, John Pearson (adult), Phoebe Roberson (adult), Dee Roberson (adult)
Front Row: Emmett Pearson, Marion Tate, Carl Crook (?), Helen Pearson, Drucy Miller, Georgia Bramlett, Genie Raines (died 1912/1913), Gertrude McNamara, Mary Roberson
Front row, kneeling: Small boy, unknown, Small boy, unknown

This photo and information was provided by Roy Gentry. Please email him if you should know more about the photo. He feels the photo was taken about 1912 or 1913. Thank you Roy for sharing Sevier County history with us!

Taken around 1900; came down to me from John Degroot who was a brickmason, did a lot of work around Haworth, Ok and looks like he did at least one job in Dequeen. His father, Fred Degroot, was also a union brickmason and was in Dequeen off and on around the turn of the century. Submitted by Ronald Hall

Found in my Grandmas' old Trunk ( Elizabeth Dee (Petty( Dickson)The picture is of main street Dequeen, the post mark on the back of the card is 1910 Submitted by omnt719@msn.com

DeQueen Grade School - the arrow is pointing at Freda Draper (b 1917 adopted daughter of EP & Leona Draper).

Identification of the others would be appreciated.

This photo and information was provided by Janice Salazars

Identification of the others would be appreciated.

This photo and information was provided by Tom Jones

This photo was provided by Linda Murphey

This photo and information was provided by Hugh LeBaron

This photo and information was provided by Cary Rutherford

This photo and information was provided by Trudy Capps

This photo and information was provided by Trudy Capps

Falls Chapel School about 1900-1903. Top row L-R: Peral Rudolf, Johnny Seymore, Claud Walker, Vedie Walker, Clayton Brooks, Elbert Symore.
2nd row L-R: 1st ?, 2nd ?, Bessie Seymore, Al Brooks, Bess Penney, Edwards (teacher), Grace Penney, Annie Walker, Ella Hopson, Eva Hopson.
3rd row L-R: Lucy Walker, Ed Walker, Earnest Hunter, Scenta Hunter, ?, Hazel Raney.
4th row L-R: Edda Penney, Hal Hunter (Maybe), Sam Walker, Hugh Brooks, Edgar Hopson.

This photo and information was provided by James Penney or 1297 Melrose Rd. Lockesburg, Ar. 71846. Please email him if you should know more about the photo. Thank you James for sharing Sevier County history with us!

These photos and information of Gillham, Ar. was provided by Tom Holman. Thank you Tom for sharing Sevier County history with us!

Fay Dunnigan is the 6th person standing in the back row starting from left to right. Identification of the others would be appreciated.

This photo and information was provided by Sharon Page

This photo and information was provided by Trudy Capps

This photo and information was provided by Rosemary Isbell Holdredge

These photos and information of Kellum School was provided by aspen39@sbcglobal.net.

These photos and information of King, Ar. was provided by Peggy Winkel . Thank you Peggy for sharing Sevier County history with us!

King, Ar. about 1900-1910. The store behind the tree on the left belonged to Arthur & lena (Draper) Whitley.

The store in King, Ar. Arthur Whitley in photo abt 1900-1910. Photo much better if you click on the photo to view larger picture.

The mill in King, Ar. about 1900-1910

This is the remains of the Locke Nall Grist Mill on the Little Cossatot River. This Mill was in operation in the 1880's through the turn of the century. It was the business of George Henry Nall and the Locke Family. IN 1882, the Arkansas Architectural Commission certified these remains as that of an old mill.1939-40This photo and information was provided by LauriDooleyMiller@gmail.com

Lockesburg 9th grade 1939-40This photo and information was provided by Corene Latimer

Lockesburg 10th grade 1939-40This photo and information was provided by Corene Latimer

Lockesburg Cumberland Presbyterian ChurchThis photo and information was provided by LauriDooleyMiller@gmail.com

(top photo) WPA - Summer, 1936 Lockesburg Sewing Room Marie Hill, Lewellyn (White Massey), Opal Hill , Aunt Ethyl (Zachary) and Miss Bradley
(bottom photo) WPA Sewing Room 1936 Dorothy Johnson, Ethel Zachry, Thadine Lloyd, Essie Haverton (Bray), Marie Hilll, Fanny Bradley, Lewellyn White, Cynthia ?, Olaree , Hattie Gla?, Mattie ? These photos and information was provided by LauriDooleyMiller@gmail.com

Mineral Springs, AR School Feb 24, 1901 The 2nd photo is the list of names on the back of the photo.

This photo and information was provided by Dennis Kemper

Teacher was Thelma Leeper Douglas
L to R front row
Laverne Montgomery, Isabel Godwin,Margie Yeck,Eunice Ann Nalley

Second Row
Alta Montgomery,Nobie Martin,Izora Gray, Truman Lambeth,Manton Montgomery and Elizabeth Fallis.

Third Row
Andrew J Martin, Lucy Montgomery, Violet Yeck, Jean Cullen,Opal Knod and Elizabeth Stanton

Fourth Row
Elbert Gray, Bill Miller,Jimmie Hanson and Gail Rollins

This photo and information was provided by Nobie Martin Wilson

Palace Meat Market about 1908 in DeQueen. Operated by Bales and Dean in the very early 1900's.

This photo and information provided by Bob Lytal

Provo School in 1925; grades 3 and under. The school was located on the corner of Provo Road and what is now Community Road in Provo I just received this today courtesy of the Keating Family with permission to place it in the Sevier County Museum. One file is the legend delineating who all the people are. Lauri Miller

Wright Cemetery Monument Placed Feb 2, 2007 the Wright Cemetery monument was placed. This is the headstone that Mary Mills Jackson raised money for, and all her hard work and effort has finally resulted in a beautiful monument that brings dignity and respect back to the people who are buried there. Mary Mills Jackson on the right, and the man on the left is one of the owners of the company that made and placed the stone. (Background to this event haven taken place: In 2006 it was brought to my attention that an individual in Sevier County had all the stones removed from this cemetery and placed in other cemetery's. The bodies were not removed from the cemetery. I had taken inventory of this cemetery Jan 1999..which you will find in the cemetery links on this website. Kathy Stokes Hudson) Monument picture 2; (The other photos are pictures of the flat stones that remain in the cemetery. There is also a photo of the footstone of Charles D. Wright, which somehow survived the years, and is located a few feet in front of the new monument.) Flat stone that survived; 2nd flat stone that survived; 3rd flat stone that survived Submitted by Teri Grady

James Wesley Pettigrew was born in 1865 in Sevier County, Arkansas. Submitted by Mary