Underhill Pictures - Mammie Bell's Family

Jay, Ruby,Eva Green, Winford Bell, Minnie K, in chair about 1951

G'ma Phillips with Underhills at Lookout Mt.

Delores with Pat and Gloria Underhill abt 1959

Sallie (Gunter) Steaggall

Claibourne Francis and Sarah Melissa (Barrett) Gunter

Ike and Minnie (Gunter) Underhill abt. 1907

special thanks to Pat Moncer for the pictures.

More Phillips' Pictures

Parents of William J Phillips: James J.E. Caney Phillips and Maria Phinny Good buried at good cemetery. We need to purchase a permanent marker for these graves.

Paw Wiley's parents: William Jay Phillips and Minnie T Elkins buried at Good Cemetery, Short Mountain.

Good Cemetery at Short Mountain

Maria Good's uncle and aunt,

Who is this? edited: Ivory 'Shorty' Bell Grandma Philips' brother. His son Franklin.

The house id the Jernigan house where Paw Willey and Ila lived on highway 70 toward McMinnville. Thanks Bill and Theresa Armstrong.

Winfred Bell and his mother, "Mammie Bell" Ruby Gunter. Where is this house?

" Mammie Bell" birthday party, standing and "Mammie Phillips" seated, taken about 1952.

Ray and Mary Alice Bell and you know where this house is don't you!

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My Mom And Dad

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More Birthday Pictures

Thanks to Stevie for these pictures.

Can you believe that I also snuck in these two pictures of my yard. Also I doubled on some pictures.

Happy 80TH Birthday, Mom!

Fifty family members gathered at Auburntown to celebrate Mom's 80th birthday. Thanks to Gene and Wilma Harris and their Church.

Patty Mozelle (Phillips) Page was born June 14, 1928 to Wiley Hoyte (Paw-Wiley) and Ila J. (Bell) Phillips at Short Mountain, Cannon County, Tennessee.

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Proverbs 31:28-31 Her children rise up and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praises her: "Many women have done excellently, but you surpass them all." Charm is deceitful, and beauty is vain, but a woman who fears the LORD is to be praised. Give her of the fruit of her hands, and let her works praise her in the gates.