Pettytown = Red Rock
Donny L Hamilton
lists birthplace as Indiana
daughter of John Fowler
file of Mrs Roy F Loe
died as an infant
Linda Reid
deathdate/place
birth info
burial place
Louder & Lowder & Loudder by Ernestine Loudder Bowden
was considered a murderer, criminal, sentenced to life in prison 30 Jan
1908 murder was in revenge for his father's death
murder committed on 18 Oct 1907, abt John's 21st birthday
ran with Kep Queen (cousin)
Pettytown aka Red Rock
Pettytown aka Red Rock
middle name sometimes spelled "Rico"
Married first to James Rice Crouch and later to a cousin of hers by the name of Nathan Petty. Another cousin, George, shot Nathan over the love of her and she later married someone else. Aunt Minty, as she was called, was a small lady and was no doubt a great flirt. While unlucky in marriage, she left some very smart daughters who were responsible for much of this Petty history. One of her daughters, Mrs. Belle Gover, lived until 1951. One of her granddaughters came from Oregon before she died and spent one month with Mrs. Gover taking facts and dates of this Petty history. As far as we have been able to check on it, everything and every date has proven to be correct. She had a remarkable memory, as did many of the other older Pettys. Another grand-daughter, Mrs. Eddie Voight lives in Austin and has a museum of relics that is well worth anyone's time to go wee at 1501 E. 13th Street, Austin, Texas. Aunt Minty is buried at Kelsey, in Upshur County, Texas.
Nathan married Arminta and deserted her. He then married another woman in Dallas and left her. She later gave birth to Ed Petty. Nathan returned to Arminta before she gave birth to their son, Joseph Aden Petty. However, Nathan never saw either of his sons as he was shot by cousin George. Nathan had a brother, John Petty of San Antonio, Texas.
shot by his cousin, George Petty in a dispute
Petty Papers (as in wife's file)
listed as Billyfile of Mrs. Roy F Loe
most of informationPetty Papers Vol 8 #2 pg 21
Married first to James Rice Crouch and later to a cousin of hers by the name of Nathan Petty. Another cousin, George, shot Nathan over the love of her and she later married someone else. Aunt Minty, as she was called, was a small lady and was no doubt a great flirt. While unlucky in marriage, she left some very smart daughters who were responsible for much of this Petty history. One of her daughters, Mrs. Belle Gover, lived until 1951. One of her granddaughters came from Oregon before she died and spent one month with Mrs. Gover taking facts and dates of this Petty history. As far as we have been able to check on it, everything and every date has proven to be correct. She had a remarkable memory, as did many of the other older Pettys. Another grand-daughter, Mrs. Eddie Voight lives in Austin and has a museum of relics that is well worth anyone's time to go wee at 1501 E. 13th Street, Austin, Texas. Aunt Minty is buried at Kelsey, in Upshur County, Texas.
Nathan married Arminta and deserted her. He then married another woman in Dallas and left her. She later gave birth to Ed Petty. Nathan returned to Arminta before she gave birth to their son, Joseph Aden Petty. However, Nathan never saw either of his sons as he was shot by cousin George. Nathan had a brother, John Petty of San Antonio, Texas.
Linda Reid
probably buried in Caldwell Co., TX
Married first to James Rice Crouch and later to a cousin of hers by the name of Nathan Petty. Another cousin, George, shot Nathan over the love of her and she later married someone else. Aunt Minty, as she was called, was a small lady and was no doubt a great flirt. While unlucky in marriage, she left some very smart daughters who were responsible for much of this Petty history. One of her daughters, Mrs. Belle Gover, lived until 1951. One of her granddaughters came from Oregon before she died and spent one month with Mrs. Gover taking facts and dates of this Petty history. As far as we have been able to check on it, everything and every date has proven to be correct. She had a remarkable memory, as did many of the other older Pettys. Another grand-daughter, Mrs. Eddie Voight lives in Austin and has a museum of relics that is well worth anyone's time to go wee at 1501 E. 13th Street, Austin, Texas. Aunt Minty is buried at Kelsey, in Upshur County, Texas.
Nathan married Arminta and deserted her. He then married another woman in Dallas and left her. She later gave birth to Ed Petty. Nathan returned to Arminta before she gave birth to their son, Joseph Aden Petty. However, Nathan never saw either of his sons as he was shot by cousin George. Nathan had a brother, John Petty of San Antonio, Texas.
file of Mrs Roy F Loe
most of informationPetty Papers Vol 8 #2 pg 21
file of Mrs Roy F Loe
Petty Papers Vol 8 #2 pg 21
file of Mrs. Roy F Loe
Petty Papers Vol 8 #2 pg 21