wedding breakfast followed. The bride's dress was beaded marquisette over white
messaline. Her bouquet was white roses. She followed the old custom of wearing
something old and something new. something borrowed and something blue. The
bride and groom left for Joplin at half past ten accompanied by his brother Mr.
Lewis Brady of Neosho and her sister Miss Irene Featherstun. The last part of
the journey was made in an automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Brady will be at home after
July 1st at 522 Connor Avenue, Joplin, Missouri.
A Friend. (1911)"
At the time of their marriage LeRoy worked as a pharmacist at the Leffen Drug
Store in Joplin. After Charles Featherstun's death, he managed the Featherstun
store and eventually owned it. It later was owned by his son, Roy (Babe) Brady.
Virginia Hoare
submitted by: Jane C. Stryker
JFH: James Franklin Featherstun was a son of William S. and Margaret(ta) or
Marguerite (Pressgrove) Featherston. For information on this family see FFs,
volume 12, page 23.
by: Addie K. Stovall Shaver & Sybil Bishop Hinman
Book A 1859-1871
p. 36 R.H. Dixon to H.H. Featherston
Lis: 17 Jan 1860 Sol: 18 Jan 1860 by E.P. Anderson, M.G.
L.1074 John Featherston to Malinda Moore
Lis: 5 Sep 1868 Sol: 11 Sep 1868 by J.E. Vernor, MG
L.1357 Simon Crossland to Norma Featherston
Lis: 25 Oct 1869 Sol: 28 Oct 1869 by J.E. Vernor, MG
p. 908 Lafayette Featherston to Mary Bell Crossland
L.1525 Lis: 26 Sep 1870 Sol: 29 Sep 1870 by George Cloud, JP
(JFH: Harriet (who married Richard Dixon), John, Norma (this should read Naomi)
and Lafayette Featherston were children of Jesse Benson and Naomi (Samply)
Featherston - Branch #5.)
Transcribed by Imogene McConnell
Pub. 1990 by Arkansas Ancestors, Hot Springs, AR
14 Jan 1900. G.C. Baskin and Effie Featherton. Page/Book: 216S
13 Mar 1904. W.A. Dillshunty and Lillie Featherton. Page/Book: 079T
(JFH: Effie & Lillie Featherston were daughters of Lafayette and Mary Bell
(Crossland) Featherston - Branch #5)
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