My MaMa, Pearl Stockwell Iles, with her son Bill Iles, at the Old House.
These are the memoirs of my grandmother, Pearl Stockwell Iles.
Overview of the life of Pearl Iles
Preface by Bill Iles
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MaMa Pearl and her family. Her parents, Effie Davis and Gus Stockwell. Back row: Letha Reynolds, Pearl Iles, Tommy Stockwell, J.C. Stockwell, Jeri Hill. Marvin Stockwell is not pictured.
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Theodosia Wagnon (on right) with her sister Louise Wagnon (left) and their mother (seated) Sarah Lyles Wagnon. Circa 1910 at Dry Creek “Old House.”
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19th Century Louisiana Loggers on Calcasieu River .
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Doten, playing fiddle, with her son Lloyd Iles on “handsaw” and granddaughter Margie Nell on the piano. Dry Creek Old House circa 1950
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“Pa” and “Doten” My great grandparents, Frank and Theodosia (Wagnon) Iles. Circa 1963 at their 111 Bon Ami home in DeRidder, Louisiana,
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“The Old House” Bill Iles pen and ink circa 1963
Published by Curt Iles
I write to have influence and impact through well-told stories of my Louisiana and African sojourn.
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