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Descendants of John F Choate Generation No. 1 1. JOHN F1 CHOATE was born July 13, 1841 in Tennessee, and died December 20, 1903 in Arkansas. He married ALICE STAFFORD May 21, 1869 in Yell County, Arkansas, daughter of W.J. STAFFORD and MARY. She was born April 03, 1853 in Ozark, Arkansas (Source: Obituary.), and died September 25, 1927 in Arkansas. Notes for JOHN F CHOATE: 1880 - Spring Creek Township, Yell County 1900 - Ferguson Township, Yell County
More About JOHN F CHOATE: Burial: Sulphur Springs Cemetery, Yell County, Arkansas Occupation: Bet. 1876 - 1880, Yell County, Arkansas Judge
Notes for ALICE STAFFORD: October 1927 Mrs. Alice Choate Alice Choate, daughter of W.J. and Mary Stafford, was born at Ozark, Ark., April 3, 1853. She moved to Danville when quite small. Was dedicated to God by baptism in infancy, and joined the Methodist Church in 1868. She lived a conserated Christian until her death on Sunday, September 25, 1927. Mrs. Choate was married at the age of 16 and was the mother of ten children, six of whom are living. She became paralyzed in her right side in September, four years ago, and bore her afflictions with patience and was always cheerful and smiling, ever grateful and appreciative for the kindness and favors bestowed on her by numerous friends. Everyone loved her, for she was always on the right side of every question. She was a model mother, ever good, pure and true, and O! it is such a comfort to know her sweet soul is safely anchored in the haven of eternal rest. She seemed to be waiting for the Angels to come and waft her spirit home to that eternal land of bliss where sad partings come no more. O! how we loved her, and how desolate, sad and lonely home is without our precious, sweet Mother. When the image of our dear one has been obliterated by the lapse of time from all other hearts, it will still linger like the fragrance of crushed flowers around our own, and though years may pass. We will still love breathe forth the tenderest sympathies of the soul in memory of our darling Mother. Our love for her is now a golden chain to draw us Heavenward. Her grief-stricken daughter, Edith
More About ALICE STAFFORD: Burial: Sulphur Springs Cemetery, Yell County, Arkansas
Children of JOHN CHOATE and ALICE STAFFORD are: i. EDITH2 CHOATE, b. September 1873; m. JOE MCMULLEN. ii. LILLIE CHOATE, b. July 23, 1875; d. August 10, 1876. More About LILLIE CHOATE: Burial: Danville Cemetery, Yell County, Arkansas iii. CECIL S. CHOATE, b. August 1877; m. BERTHA BROWN. iv. LENA CHOATE, b. August 21, 1877; d. February 22, 1880. More About LENA CHOATE: Burial: Danville Cemetery, Yell County, Arkansas v. JOHN B CHOATE, b. February 1881. vi. ROSCOE CHOATE, b. July 1883; d. 1958; m. MYRTLE; b. October 07, 1887; d. May 06, 1976. vii. GARLAND CHOATE, b. November 1885, Arkansas; m. MAYME, Abt. 1908; b. Abt. 1886, Arkansas. viii. EUNICE CHOATE, b. August 1887. ix. CARL G. CHOATE, b. October 16, 1889; d. January 10, 1913. Notes for CARL G. CHOATE: January 16, 1913 Dardanelle Post Dispatch Carl Choate one of our most promising young men died Friday night the 10th inst., of pneumonia. More About CARL G. CHOATE: Burial: Sulphur Springs Cemetery, Yell County, Arkansas x. ALICE CHOATE, b. December 30, 1891; d. May 11, 1892. More About ALICE CHOATE: Burial: Danville Cemetery, Yell County, Arkansas xi. LEON CHOATE, b. January 03, 1896; d. July 10, 1896. More About LEON CHOATE: Burial: Danville Cemetery, Yell County, Arkansas
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