Eagle Rock Stores. The stone store building
was built in 1910 by Richard Whittington and replaced the small frame store
owned by Bill Ayres.
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According to Richard Whittington the following were some of his neighbors at
Eagle Rock: Boon Haddock, Ransom Haddock, "Dock" Jasper Newton Skelton, Dick
Elam, Bill Ayres, John Easley, Bill Lewis, Morse Farwell, Frank Tucker,
Elbert Ball, Dr Kelley, Hadlows, George Reed,
J .N. Garrett, John Whittington, William Whittington, Samuel Houston Maloney,
Dean Burris, Joe Garner, Sam Skelton, Elisha Hall, Frank Curry, John L.
Morton, Henry Reading, Henry Dell, Isaac Couch, William Couch, Ruben Gee,
Bud Munsey, John Munsey, Bill Cornell, Shade Wallen. Other names mentioned
who had worked for Richard at one time or the other, Albert Pierson, George
Miller, Bill, John and Jim Roller, Lige and Frank Shrum, Sim Perse, Fred and
John Parrish, Sam, Frank and Sherman Smith, Joe Lowder, Otis, Bill and Bert
Hadlow, Bob, Jim, Charley and Amos Garrett, Harvey, Grant and Ferlon
Aldridge, George and Loyd Wilson, W. H. Dean, Ace and Alva Burris, Jim
Carter, John Pruitt, Rube and George Gee, Arthur and Albert Maloney, Henry
and Elmer Reading, Finis, Silas, Arthur, Eldon, Ethel, Edd, Buford, Ellis,
Loyd, Varl and Alvis Ball, Lawrence Priest, Edd Vanderpool, Kenneth Coatney,
Abe, Sidney and Jim Hall; Cap, Charley, Everett and Earl Bradford, Chester
Perryman, Chris Easley, Noel Curry, Tim Bowers, Bob Brannum, Carl Holliday,
Bill Zilliox, Calvin Russell, Tom Stapp, Alfred Haddock, Luther Black, Fat
Thomas, Joe, Luke, Verlon and John Stringer, Henry Cooper, Aaron Gahn, Bill,
Jeff and Jim Arnold, Bill Kingsland, Bill Carroll, Jim Alyea, Logsden,
Monroe and Willie Edie, Charley Towler, Alfred Medlin, Mat Edwards, Shorty
Anderson, Amos Horner, Frank Brewer, Paul Heffley, Frank Scroggins, Teet
Gautney, Jack Preston, Jess Long, Albert and Austin Brock, Bill Faulkner,
Bill Weston, Charley McNabb, Efton Edwards, Richard Nee, Howard Weekly, Bill
Gimore, Ami Morton and Charley Skelton.
Picture of stores was given by Mary C. Johnson to Darla Marbut.
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