Thanks so much to Geri Carrier for sharing this photo of
Malissa Ann Cross, 1845-1927, granddaughter of
Mahala Denton and Lewis Wright.

Thanks so much to Cynthia Mothershed for sharing this photo.
Her Great-great grandfather, James B. Denton is on the right with
his wife Kizzie Jane Henry Denton seated in front.  On the left is
their daughter Minnie Denton turner and her husband Charlie Turner.
The photo was probably taken in Oklahoma.

Lynn Carmon Lewis has sent this photo of Willard Denton
from Ithaca, New York, who is somehow connected to
Lynn's great-grandmother, Cornelia Denton Nickerson.
(What a handsome man, and note the 'Denton ears!')

Doyle Smith has shared this photo of his great-grandparents,
John Calloway (1882-1940) and Bertha Leffel Denton taken
near Chickasha, Oklahoma about 1925. 

Thanks to Leet Denton for sending this photo of his ancestor, Thomas Denton (1845-1915) husband of Avis Jennings.

Here's an old photo of Sue Montgomery's brothers:

Ed, Jim, Roy and Jackie Montgomery, about 1930.
Grandsons of Margaret Linda Denton (1870-1949)

Mary Watts has shared these three picture of her Denton family.  Thanks Mary!

Mattie Mae Denton Elliot

Five generations from left in back:  Jewell Dean Carter Greene, Mattie Mae Denton Elliott, Phoebe Lonas Thorne Denton, Ora Phoebe Elliott Carter and the little girl in front is Mary's mother, Peggy Green Watts.

John Amos Denton, Phoebe Lonas thorne Denton, Mattie Mae Denton Elliott and James Larkin "Jim" Elliott.

Thanks so much to Stelle Denton Anthony for sending these photos of her family!

The couple seated in the middle is Melissa Jane Dodson Denton (1852-1938) and her husband, John H. Denton (ca. 1850-1918)
The others from left in the back  are Nona and Rausie Denton, Marion Denton, John H. Denton, Jr. (Stelle's father), Mr. Overby and Lillie Denton Overby.
The small girls in the front are Maggie Denton and Florence Estelle Overby.

Two pictures of John H. and Clara Bell Prowse Denton
with Stelle:

Eunice sent along these pictures of her Plumlee ancestors.

Here are Eunice's grandparents,
Hugh Columbus Plumlee (1876-1956)  and his wife
Lenna Clark Plumlee (1879-1969).

This is a younger photograph of Hugh Columbus and Lennie Plumlee
along with her brother Joseph Clark.

Thanks to Jean Jarboe for these two pictures!

These are the children of Benjamin Denton and Doris McClain: Lena, Claude and Mary.  Benjamin was the brother of my (Sue Montgomery) grandmother Maggie whose picture is on the first page. 

Here is Lena later in life.  Lena is Jean Jarboe's grandmother.

 
Thanks to Mary Goldman for the following pictures of her family.

Left to right: Maude and Ed Denton, Mary Emily Denton Cornwell,
and Rachel Belle Denton Giles, child of Harmon and Sarah Akers Denton

Elta Yates Denton and Walter Denton (1879-1952)
Walter Denton is the son of Harmon Denton and his first wife,
Lydia Cornwell

Sarah E. Akers Denton
born 1865

Harmon Denton, born 1845.
Son of George and Margaret Weathers Denton.

William and Mary Emily Denton Cornwell

Mary Emily Denton Cornwell and her daughter
Hazel Bell Cornwell Morris, mother of Mary Goldman

Harry E. Denton (1904-1986) and Mary Morris Goldman

Dick Church sent this photograph which was taken ca. 1905.  It is a picture of the Bickett Children.  Alma Blance Bickett became the wife of Paul Denton (1893-1953) of Christain County, IL and later of La Junta, CO.

Alva is the baby in the center of the front row.

Thanks to Chuck and Nikki Zarse for sending this beautiful photograph!

Thomas Creighton Clark and Matilda"Tillie" Jane Denton
  Wedding Photo 2-12-1898

Thanks so much to Carl Stogsdill for sending in the following photographs!

Left to Right:   William Melvin Stogsdill, brother to Harrison Hartwell Stogsdill; his wife, Willie Florence Thompson-Stogsdill (daughter of William Thompson and Martha L. Bilbry); and children Hubert (in Willie's arms), Coy (on chair), Pearl May, Clarence, Forest and Archie.  Buena Vista, last born and only living child of Melvin and Willie currently lives in Walnut Ridge Arkansas with her husband Elmer, both in their 90s.

John Campbell Bilbrey and his Civil War Mule.
John Campbell Bilbrey married Rutha Denton, daughter of Ozias Sieber Denton, SR. and Susannah Walling.  He had traveled to Arkansas from Tennessee with the Denton's and worked as a farm laborer before marrying Rutha. John served two enlistments, first as a Sergeant and later as a Lieutenant under General Sterling Price. General Price gave each of his staff officers a mule to ride and when the Civil War was over, the officers were allowed to keep their mules.

John Price Smith and Martha Lorine Bilbrey-Thompson-Gibson-Smith in their later years.