He left his home in perfect health. He looked so young and brave. Too little thought how soon he could be laid in a soldiers grave.
SOME HISTORY OF THE TARVIN, ELLIS, MOBLEY AND RELATED FAMILYS
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Fairview Cemetery
at Gainesville, Cooke Co.Tx. Over 2800 names from the older sections
View the Loving N.M.Cemetery and others in New Mexico.
The Mobley - Ellis Connection
I have received permission to include material from Bill Ellis's book "George Richard Ellis" His ancestors and descendants. This book is a lifetime of work and research by Bill and Carol and has thousands of old pictures that can only be called "treasures". It also contains thousands of surnames and I will attempt to add some here and also twenty or so pages about the Mobleys and Ellis's and kin.There are over 330 pages in Bill's book and it comes in a big binder. I do not have room here to include the whole book so those of you that may want to order the book, heres his address. Bill Ellis-- 1201 maple St. -- Friona Tx. 79035. ph. 806-250-3053.
Pages from Bills Book.
"Note" most of the pages below are Jpegs and may show with an expander in the lower right. click it to expand the pic.
William J.Mobley above, the patriarch of the Mobley clan, and my gr,gr,gr grand father. "note" The picture and information about William J. is from Bill Ellis's book, and sent to me by Eva Lee Russell, gr,gr,gr grand daughter of William J. My thanks to the both of them.
left is my grand father "Reddick Smallwood Tarvin" in an old photo, found at Paul Tarvins home in Oklahoma. The date is not known. on the right is Jim "Mack" Tarvin and Tomer Lee Mobley Tarvin the date is 1934
On the Tarvin side...most of the past known to us comes from Aunt Lola Tarvin Thompson, Dororthy Tarvin Gibson, and Carol Zangerl and the many researchers who have helped us research our past. My special thanks to them all and thanks also to our Cousins Paul Tarvin and Dianna King Tarvin.