Allie Maybelle Vise, 1903–1990?> (aged 86 years)
- Name
- Allie Maybelle /Vise/
- Type of name
- birth name
- Given names
- Allie Maybelle
- Surname
- Vise
- Nickname
- Pyke
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herself |
1903–1990
Birth: November 30, 1903
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— Vise Town, Decatur Co. TN Death: March 14, 1990 |
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1903–1990
Birth: November 30, 1903
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— Vise Town, Decatur Co. TN Death: March 14, 1990 |
Marriage | Marriage — May 16, 1926 — Decaturville, Decatur Co. TN |
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1910–1977
Birth: February 13, 1910
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— Tennessee Death: June 25, 1977 |
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herself |
1903–1990
Birth: November 30, 1903
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— Vise Town, Decatur Co. TN Death: March 14, 1990 |
Marriage | Marriage — June 1, 1941 — |
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Allie Maybelle Vise, born November 30, 1903 in Vise Town, Tennessee. She went by a nickname "Pyke" because she was the prettiest girl walking down the pike after her family moved from Vise Town to Decaturville, Tennessee or that is what friends and neighbors claim! "Miss Pyke" went to McFerrin School, Blackstone College in Blackstone, VA and graduated from Wesleyan College in Macon, GA. She taught school in Decaturville School was Principal of Parsons High School and School Librarian until her retirement. She married Alanson Brown Smith May 16,1926 in Decaturville, Tennessee. They had one son, Alanson Brown Smith, Jr. born March 8, 1927. He graduated from U.T. Medical School and has the Alanson Brown Smith Clinic in Meridian, Mississippi. Dr. A. B. married Aletha Virginia Irwin November, 1953, and they have four children, Sharon Virginia, Alanson Brown III, James Darryl and Sidney Eli. "Miss Pyke" married the second time June 1,1941, to James Hobart Johnson after her first husband "Brown" died January 8, 1933. They live in Decaturville, Tennessee. "Miss Pyke" has held many offices in the Methodist Church and won many awards as a distinguished civic worker. From Lillye Younger, The History of Decatur County Past and Present (Southhaven, MS: Carter Printing Company, 1978). |
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