Updated October 29, 2000
Go to Pat's Genealogy PageBirth weight 13 lbs 12 ozBirthweight 13 lbs 12 oz
Patricia divorced her first husband in 1966. The children of thismarriage were raised by Thomas Samuel Vance and treated as if they werehis. They think of Tom as their "Pappy" which is what they call him.Anything Pappy says goes.Patricia divorced her first husband in 1966.The children of this marriage were raised by Thomas Samuel Vance andtreated as if they were his. They think of Tom as their "Pappy" whichis what they call him. Anything Pappy says goes.
Hesker was an ordained minister of the Baptist Church, was a chartermember of Ivy Chapel Baptist Church which was later renamed IvyMemorial. He served as Deacon in the Church
1/14/98 On this date, my brother Jimmie (James Clarence) Douglas, age 74,told me that our Daddy was born on Harding Road in Nashville, TN.
There are many stories to be added here, if I ever tie down just who hisgreat-great grandfather was so I can have time to fill in storiesHeskerwas an ordained minister of the Baptist Church, was a charter member ofIvy Chapel Baptist Church which was later renamed Ivy Memorial. Heserved as Deacon in the Church
1/14/98 On this date, my brother Jimmie (James Clarence) Douglas, age 74,told me that our Daddy was born on Harding Road in Nashville, TN.
Was working at the telephone company when the East Nashville Fire beganon March 22, 1916. Although told to stay at her board, she unplugged itand left; walking home to see about her family. They all survived thefire. Needless to say she didn't work for the telephone company muchlonger.
Was working at the telephone company when the East Nashville Fire beganon March 22, 1916. Although told to stay at her board, she unplugged itand left; walking home to see about her family. They all survived thefire. Needless to say she didn't work for the telephone company muchlonger.
The writer, Patricia, always said if she'd lived I would want her namedeither Evalina or Esmeralda.The writer, Patricia, always said if she'dlived I would want her named either Evalina or Esmeralda.
Phyllis died as the result of an automobile wreck, on Sunday, May 25,1880. She was crushed between two cars, while parked on the side of theroad. She and some friends were trying to jump her car off after itstalled. A boy, who was smoking pot, "didn't see the two cars" andslammed into them. She lived four hours after the accident. Her motherwas with her and suffered a crushed ankle besides having her heart brokenby losing her "blue-eyed" baby.Phyllis died as the result of anautomobile wreck, on Sunday, May 25, 1880. She was crushed between twocars, while parked on the side of the road. She and some friends weretrying to jump her car off after it stalled. A boy, who was smoking pot,"didn't see the two cars" and slammed into them. She lived four hoursafter the accident.Her mother was with her and suffered a crushed anklebesides having her heart broken by losing her "blue-eyed" baby.
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