A  VARIETY OF  DANCYVILLE  DOCUMENTS


THE   FOLLOWING  SCHOOL,  POSTAL AND  MASONIC  DOCUMENTS  ARE
PROVIDED  BY  TIM  WAGNER. THEY  ARE  FROM  THE PERSONAL 
RECORDS  OF  HIS  GREAT-GREAT  GRANDPARENTS,  WILLIAM  ANDREW  GARNER 
AND  MARY  ANN  McCOLLUM  GARNER, WHO TAUGHT
IN THE DANCYVILLE  MALE  AND  FEMALE  ACADEMIES CIRCA 1860.

 

William Andrew Garner and Mary Ann McCollum Garner

William and Mary met while teaching at the same school in North Carolina. They were married and shortly afterward they headed west, first to Dancyville for a short stay and then to Hickory Plains, Arkansas, where they stayed until after the Civil War. William fought for the Confederacy and was wounded at Stones River. After the war they bounced around the state of Arkansas creating schools. They both survived into the 20th century and are buried in Stephens, Arkansas.


 

 

TUITION  SCHEDULE  FOR  1860
 

   

 

 

COMMENDATION  FOR  MRS.  MARY  A.  GARNER,  TEACHER
DANCYVILLE  FEMALE  ACADEMY ~ 1860
 


 

 

COMMENDATION  FOR  MR.  WILLIAM  A.  GARNER,  TEACHER
DANCYVILLE  MALE  ACADEMY ~ 1860
 

 

 

 

RAISING  (ADVANCING)  BROTHER WILLIAM  A.  GARNER 
TO  3RD  DEGREE, MASTER  MASON ~ 1860
 

 

 

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