My maternal great grandmother Zula ACORD STEPP had two brothers that lived to adulthood. John and Joe ACORD. Below are more stories from 'Remembering the Ozarks' told by Vernon EATON that mention the boys and life on the Little Mulberry, where my mom and aunts have cabins sitting on about 5 acres and where my grandmother grew up. She wasn't born yet in 1937 but down there things have a way of changing very little. I hope it remains unchanged for generations to come.
Remembering The Ozarks: John Acord
Remembering The Ozarks: The Summer of 1937
Remembering The Ozarks: Gee Haw
My mom and daughters can tell you a story of snakes and the Little Mulberry, themselves.....
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| Looking across the Little Mulberry to the Road leading to Whiskey Creek |
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| Mom's Cabin at Whiskey Creek |
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| Brad riding Judy while Grandma Bondell holds her. |
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| My cousin Brad getting to ride Judy. I can remember Grandpa Trig and Grandpa Leroy plowing their gardens. |
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