TAGS: <\/strong>Boggs\u00a0<\/strong>Family; Pine Mountain Settlement School;\u00a0Pine Mountain Community; PMSS Boarding School students; PMSS workers; PMSS Community School students<\/span><\/p>\n Members of the Boggs Family lived in the community of Pine Mountain since very early years. Many were among the student body and workers at Pine Mountain Settlement School.<\/p>\n For additional assistance in locating histories of families in Eastern Kentucky see:<\/p>\n Harlan County, Kentucky, Genealogy – FamilySearch\/Wiki<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Boggs Family HIGHLIGHTS lists Boggs Family members whose names have been found in correspondence, biographies, narratives and other historical accounts in the PMSS Collections.<\/span><\/p>\n The following highlights are not in chronological order. Instead, they are roughly in the order of first names.<\/span><\/p>\n Each highlight includes the title of the source page (in uppercase letters). That page can be accessed by copying and pasting the page title in the SEARCH box on the main page at <\/span>http:\/\/staging.pinemountainsettlement.net.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n A.E. Boggs<\/strong>\u00a0in Jane, KY, was one of three who corresponded with Katherine Pettit in CREECH LETTERS 1911 about acquiring land for the PMSS campus.<\/p>\n Abner Boggs<\/a>,<\/strong> a Pine Mountain community resident and musician whose singing at the Community Fairs became a tradition. He had 8 children which he described as “eight of the singinest younguns anybody ever did see.” His name appears on pages too numerous to list here. See his biography <\/a>which provides links to related pages or search for “ABNER BOGGS” on the main page.<\/p>\n Alabama Boggs<\/strong> is mentioned as having knitted gloves for Alice Cobb in ALICE COBB STORIES “Visit to the Harmon Turners, 1934.”<\/p>\n Alec Boggs<\/strong> pledged “$7.50 on logs” in the rebuilding of the Line Fork Cabin at a meeting that took place in May 1929. MARY ROCKWELL HOOK Line Fork Architectural Planning… [image #027]. ” He is described in STAPLETON REPORT – NOVEMBER 1931: “At the very head of Bear Branch is Alec Boggs and Rainie [his wife] with Rosie, Boyd, Addie, Maggie, Leemore, Evelyn and ‘Li’l Liza Jane’.” Rainie’s sister, Liza Jane Boggs<\/strong>, was married to Art Boggs<\/strong>, Alec’s brother. STAPLETON REPORT – MARCH 1932 refers to the baptism of Alec who was “immersed in a pool at the head of Big Laurel at the home of Bish Boggs<\/strong>.”<\/p>\n Alice Boggs<\/strong> is mentioned in Alice Cobbs’ story about a Holiness service. ALICE COBB STORIES “…HOLINESS SERVICE” and as “postmistress and\u00a0the most energetic woman in the community” in ALICE COBB STORIES “Pre-Christmas Sunday School at PMSS 1934.” Florence Daniels<\/a>, PMSS weaving teacher in 1926-29 writes that “Little Alice Boggs” first learned weaving in Daniel’s class at Big Laurel and “is one of the weaving girls here (Berea).” WELLS RECORD 13 PMSS FIRESIDE INDUSTRIES 1913-1928.<\/p>\n Alvin Boggs\u00a0– <\/strong>See\u00a0ALVIN BOGGS<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>Biography. Wife: Ruth Smith Boggs; <\/strong>son: Titus Boggs; <\/strong>daughters: Connie R. Boggs <\/strong>and Sharon Boggs Smith; <\/strong>parents:\u00a0Ava Turner Boggs <\/strong>and Virgil Boggs.<\/strong><\/p>\n Art Boggs’ <\/strong>tree-cutting skills are described in ALICE COBB STORIES “Migration From Hinterlands to Industrial Area, c. 1940.” He is mentioned as having courted Stacy (sic)<\/em> Ellen\u00a0by EVELYN K. WELLS in her 1916 Excerpts From Letters Home. According to STAPLETON REPORT – NOVEMBER 1931, Art is Alec Boggs<\/strong>‘ brother and Liza Jane Boggs’<\/strong>s husband.<\/p>\n Artie Boggs<\/strong>\u00a0is mentioned in ALICE COBB STORIES “A Trip to Turkey Fork and Big Laurel 1937.” She was an elementary PMSS student for a short time; oldest daughter of Abner Boggs; cared for her family after her mother died. A dinner she prepared for Alice Cobb is described in\u00a0ALICE COBB STORIES “Farewell Trip to Line Fork…1937.”<\/p>\n Audrey Vivian Boggs\u00a0<\/strong>is listed as one of the PMSS students in the 1944 GRADUATING CLASS. Her poem was published in CONIFER – 1944. In 1944, she was among the cast of characters in “THE MOONSTONE, a mystery play from the novel by Wilkie Collins.<\/p>\n Ava Boggs<\/strong> married Elza Day, Sol Day’s son. They had 3 sons:\u00a0Jerry, Wayne, and Elza Day.<\/p>\n Becky Boggs<\/strong> is mentioned in Alice Cobbs’ story about a Holiness Service. ALICE COBB STORIES…HOLINESS SERVICE. Her “difficulty with the Postal inspector” is mentioned in ALICE COBB STORIES “Abner Cobb’s Lamentation for His Wife.”<\/p>\n Ben Boggs<\/strong>, his wife Katherine<\/strong> and their new baby (Abner Boggs’ grandchild) is mentioned in ALICE COBB STORIES “A Trip to Turkey Fork and Big Laurel 1937.”<\/p>\n Billy Boggs<\/strong> spoke for the community at the 1983 Homecoming, welcoming the Urquharts<\/a> to PMSS. 1983 ALUMNI RELATIONS.<\/p>\n Bish (Bishop) Boggs<\/strong> is mentioned\u00a0in Alice Cobbs’ story about a Holiness Service. ALICE COBB STORIES…HOLINESS SERVICE. Also mentioned in\u00a0ALICE COBB STORIES “Farewell Trip to Line Fork…1937.” as Abner Boggs’ brother, who was running for magistrate;\u00a0Jim Boggs<\/strong>‘<\/strong> father. See also AUNT SAL’S CABIN. Mrs. Bish Boggs<\/strong> was known as “Bugs,” according to a journal by Dorothy H. Stiles – “Kentucky 1915.”<\/p>\n Boyd Boggs<\/strong> is listed as having served in WWII MILITARY SERVICE.<\/p>\n Brown Boggs<\/strong> married Ethel Day, Sol Day’s daughter, in 1933.\u00a0They had 5 children: Alice, Marie, Wilma, Virginia, Richard, <\/strong>and David Boggs.<\/strong><\/p>\n Cy Boggs<\/strong> is mentioned as making moonshine by EVELYN K. WELLS in her 1916 Excerpts From Letters Home.<\/p>\n Dennis Boggs<\/strong> is described as a teacher at Bear Branch School who was “liked by everybody…” in<\/p>\n Eula Boggs<\/strong>\u00a0is mentioned in ALICE COBB STORIES “A Trip to Turkey Fork and Big Laurel 1937.” She was Abner Boggs’ daughter. ALICE COBB STORIES “Farewell Trip to Line Fork…1937.”<\/p>\n Genella Boggs<\/strong> is pictured among PMSS students in the 1946 GRADUATING CLASS. [See nace_1_042b.jpg<\/em> in Gallery below.]<\/p>\n Geraldine Boggs<\/strong>‘ essay “Mrs. Barry’s Visit” was published in PINE CONE 1948 November, pp 5-7 and transcribed in ALICE TRUMBULL (SCOVILLE) BARRY Biography. She is listed as a PMSS student in CONIFER – 1948 MAY SUPPLEMENT.<\/p>\n Hugh Boggs\u00a0<\/strong>made the wooden churn that was displayed in AUNT SAL’S CABIN.<\/p>\n “Homer <\/strong>and Arthie Boggs<\/strong> have a baby girl which they named Lena<\/strong>.” Reported under “Big Laurel News” in PINE CONE 1934, page 4.<\/p>\n Ila [Ille] Boggs Turner<\/strong> of Big Laurel, KY,\u00a0was among those who attended the 1981 Homecoming. She was a former PMSS kitchen assistant in the early 1940s and daughter of Abner Boggs. 1981 ALUMNI RELATIONS. Ila is mentioned in ALICE COBB STORIES “A Trip to Turkey Fork and Big Laurel 1937.”<\/p>\n Jim Boggs<\/strong> from Turkey Fork was Bish Boggs<\/strong>‘ son. He describes the feud between his family and his Uncle Abner Boggs in\u00a0ALICE COBB STORIES “Farewell Trip to Line Fork…1937.” He is also mentioned as married to “Mrs. Wolfe” in\u00a0ALICE COBB STORIES “Visit to Line Fork …1938.”<\/p>\n Joe S. Boggs <\/strong>was the State Highway Engineer during the building of the Road<\/a>. He was also the Commissioner, Department of Public Roads, Frankfort, KY. LADEN TRAIL… CORRESPONDENCE Parts I and II, 1916-1921.<\/p>\n A 2001 obituary for John Boggs Jr. <\/strong>(“trustee?”) is listed under Staff\/Personnel in the Guide to Library File in SERIES 09: STAFF\/PERSONNEL\/COMMUNITY (1913- ), ID# 9, Alt ID# B2.26.<\/p>\n John E. Boggs<\/strong>‘ application to work at PMSS was “example of worthy community people needing the School’s help.” DEAR FRIEND LETTERS 1946. A “John Boggs<\/strong>” is listed under canceled checks of William Creech for a $115 mule, November 1903. CREECH FAMILY BUSINESS RECORDS 1903-1931.<\/p>\n Junior Boggs<\/strong> is mentioned in the 1983 Homecoming brochure as one of the attendees.\u00a01983 ALUMNI RELATIONS. He was also mentioned in a 1949 letter (image #075) in GLADYS HILL CORRESPONDENCE.<\/p>\n La Ange Boggs\u00a0<\/strong>is listed as a PMSS student in CONIFER – 1948 MAY SUPPLEMENT. Her article “My Impressions of Pine Mountain” was published in PINE CONE December 1948…, page 4.<\/p>\n Mae Boggs<\/strong>‘ handwritten reflections\u00a0on her education at Pine Mountain Settlement School can be viewed on BOARDING SCHOOL Alumni Reflections on Their Education 1936.<\/p>\n Marcella Nolan Boggs<\/strong> was the daughter of Kenneth D. Nolan and Alice Anderson (Nolan) and Elhannon M. Nolan’s daughter-in-law. ELHANNON MURPHY NOLAN.<\/p>\n The death of Manilla Boggs Blevins’<\/strong> child, Alice<\/strong>, is described in ALICE COBB STORIES “Death of Manilla Blevin’s Alice.” Alice’s father was Ben Blevins. Manilla was Nancy Boggs<\/strong>‘ sister. Their mother was Stacey Ellen Boggs<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Mark Boggs<\/strong> was the “middle” son of Abner Boggs. ALICE COBB STORIES “Farewell Trip to Line Fork June 13, 1937.”<\/p>\n Mary El Boggs<\/strong> and Margie Boggs,<\/strong> age about five and two, were listed as attendees of Alice Cobb’s Divide Sunday School. ALICE COBB STORIES “Handing Over Divide Sunday School….”<\/p>\n Matthew Boggs<\/strong><\/a>, a longtime PMSS farmer and worker, is described as living in Creech Cabin for many years until his retirement in 2013 after over a half-century of PMSS employment. CREECH COTTAGE. He was Interviewed by P.B. Cheek in 1986-09-23. [1 cassette tape. 010]. GUIDE TO AUDIO RECORDINGS.<\/p>\n Muriel Boggs Hoskins<\/strong> of Barbourville, KY, was among those who attended the 1981 Homecoming. 1981 ALUMNI RELATIONS.<\/p>\n Nancy Boggs<\/strong> is described as “a sister to Manilla Boggs Blevins<\/strong> and one who “sings the ballads” in\u00a0ALICE COBB STORIES “Death of Manilla Blevin’s Alice” and in ALICE COBB STORIES “Pre-Christmas Sunday School at PMSS 1934.”<\/p>\n Nancy Jane Boggs Hall<\/strong>, married to Frank Hall, “is kindness itself.” She and her son, Arnie<\/strong>, a PMSS student, are described in ALICE COBB STORIES “Visit to Line Fork…1938”.<\/p>\n Ora Mae Boggs<\/strong> is shown in the photograph of the 1949 GRADUATING CLASS.\u00a0[See conifer_1949_006.jpg<\/em> in Gallery below.] Her article “Winter” was published in PINE CONE December 1948…, page 3.<\/p>\n Paul Boggs<\/strong> was one of Abner Boggs’ sons. ALICE COBB STORIES “Farewell Trip to Line Fork…1937.” He is listed as having served in WWII MILITARY SERVICE.<\/p>\n Priscilla (“Cilly”) Boggs<\/strong> was the daughter of Stacy Ellen<\/strong> Boggs.\u00a0ALICE COBB STORIES “Taking Moving Pictures Down Greasy…1935.”<\/p>\n Ran Boggs<\/strong> was Abner Boggs’ eldest son “and handsome. He married Katherine<\/strong> a schoolteacher from Illinois….” ALICE COBB STORIES Taking Moving Pictures Down Greasy…1935.”<\/p>\n Russell Boggs<\/strong> is listed among the participants in the Appalachian oral history collection, 1972-1973. BIBLIOGRAPHY Pine Mountain Settlement School.<\/p>\n Shirley Boggs<\/strong>‘ essay “Mr. Scoville’s Hunting Trip” was published in PINE CONE 1948, November, pp 5-7, and transcribed in ALICE TRUMBULL (SCOVILLE) BARRY Biography.\u00a0\u00a0She is listed as a PMSS student in CONIFER – 1948 MAY SUPPLEMENT and as a Cub Writer in PINE CONE 1949.<\/p>\n Stacey (Stacy?) Ellen Boggs<\/strong>‘ daughters and a PMSS student, are described in ALICE COBB STORIES “Taking Moving Pictures Down Greasy…1935.” Her house is mentioned in ALICE COBB STORIES “A Trip to Turkey Fork and Big Laurel 1937.” Mother of Manilla<\/strong> and Nancy Boggs<\/strong>.\u00a0ALICE COBB STORIES “Death of Manilla Blevin’s Alice.” She is mentioned by EVELYN K. WELLS in her 1916 Excerpts From Letters Home. She gave a patriotic speech at a meeting, according to\u00a0 EVELYN K. WELLS in her 1918 Excerpts From Letters Home.<\/p>\n Titus Boggs, <\/strong>son of PMSS Director, Alvin Boggs, told of problems and opportunities for poor people through the Welfare Department where he was employed.\u00a0 NOTES – 1976 April, page 2.<\/p>\n Viola Boggs,<\/strong> “a Berea girl,” was mentioned as looking for a summer job in KATHERINE PETTIT CORRESPONDENCE 1920 [image # 079].<\/p>\n Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Boggs<\/strong> hosted Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kindricks as supper guests.\u00a0Reported under “Big Laurel News” in PINE CONE 1934, page 4. “Mr. and Mrs<\/span>. Virgil Boggs have moved from Alex’s Branch back to their home in Big Laurel.<\/span>\u00a0PINE CONE 1946, page 4.<\/p>\n Miss Wilma<\/strong>\u00a0Boggs<\/strong> was the leader of a sub-group from the Loyall area at the\u00a01963 Guidance Institute according to the 1963 RURAL YOUTH GUIDANCE INSTITUTE REPORT (pp. 1-25) and (pp. 26-37). A Wilma Boggs is also mentioned in a 1953(?) letter about the NATIVITY PLAY: MARY ROGERS’ LETTER…<\/p>\n Zola Boggs<\/strong> is mentioned as the baby in the Abner Boggs’ family in\u00a0ALICE COBB STORIES “A Trip to Turkey Fork and Big Laurel 1937.”<\/p>\n
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\nBoggs Family: <\/span> HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PMSS COLLECTIONS<\/h3>\n
Boggs Family: <\/span> IN PINE MOUNTAIN AREA, 1930s-1940s<\/h3>\n
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\n TITLE<\/strong><\/td>\n LAST NAME<\/strong><\/td>\n FIRST NAME<\/strong><\/td>\n DATE OF INFO<\/strong><\/td>\n SOURCE OF INFORMATION<\/strong><\/td>\n NOTES<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Blevins<\/td>\n Manilla Boggs<\/td>\n 1934<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “Death of…”<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Nancy<\/td>\n 1934<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “Death of…”<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Alabama<\/td>\n 1930s<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “Visit to Harmon Turners…’<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Stacy Ellen<\/td>\n 1934<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “Death of…”;\u201cTaking Moving Pictures…\u201d<\/span><\/td>\n Daughters: Priscilla (Cilly) & Nancy<\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Alice<\/td>\n 1934, 1937<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “Pre-Christmas…”; “Logging at Gabes…”<\/td>\n postmistress<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Mr. & Mrs.<\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Abner<\/a><\/td>\n 1930s, 1935<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “Abner Boggs…”; “Farewell…”; “March of Time…”; “Taking Moving Pictures…”<\/td>\n ballad singer;\u00a08 children; eldest son is Ran Boggs<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n \n\n
\n <\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Bish<\/td>\n 1937<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “Farewell…”<\/td>\n Abner Boggs’ brother; Jim Boggs’ father.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Jim<\/td>\n 1937<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “Farewell…”<\/td>\n Bish Boggs’ son.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Becky<\/td>\n 1930s, 1937<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “Abner Boggs…”; “Logging at Gabes…”<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Mrs.<\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Artie (Art)<\/td>\n 1930s, 1937, 1940?<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “Abner Boggs…”; “Farewell…”; “Migration…”<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Eula<\/td>\n 1937<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “A Trip to Turkey Fork…” & “Farewell…”<\/td>\n Eula was the youngest in the family.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Zola<\/td>\n 1937<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “A Trip to Turkey Fork…” & “Farewell…”<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Mr. & Mrs.<\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Ben & Katherine<\/td>\n 1937<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “A Trip to Turkey Fork…”<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Mr. & Mrs.<\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Brown<\/td>\n 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n \n\n
\n Mr. & Mrs.<\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Homer<\/td>\n 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Mr. & Mrs.<\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Ray<\/td>\n 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n John<\/td>\n 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Mr. & Mrs.<\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n W.H.<\/td>\n 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Mr. & Mrs.<\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Bill<\/td>\n 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Ilo (Ila, Ile)<\/td>\n 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n MAP OF COM & COBB STORIES “A Trip to Turkey Fork…”& “Farewell…”<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Mark<\/td>\n 1937<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “Farewell…”<\/td>\n Mark, Eula, Zola, Paul & Ila were siblings.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Boggs Family<\/td>\n <\/td>\n 1937<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “Handing…”<\/td>\n Children: Mary El & Margie, who attended Cobb’s Sunday School at Divide.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n \n\n
\n <\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Paul<\/td>\n 1938<\/td>\n COBB STORIES “Farewell…”<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Boggs<\/td>\n Ran<\/td>\n 1935<\/td>\n COBB STORIES\u00a0\u201cTaking Moving Pictures\u2026.\u201d<\/span><\/td>\n Abner’s eldest son; wife Katherine is a schoolteacher from Illinois<\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n <\/td>\n Turner<\/td>\n Otis<\/td>\n 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n \u00a0MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942<\/td>\n Mrs. Alin( Ali?) Boggs Turner<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n Boggs Family: WORKERS AT PMSS, 1940s-2014<\/span><\/h3>\n
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\n LAST NAME<\/strong><\/td>\n FIRST NAME<\/strong><\/td>\n MIDDLE\/OTHER NAME<\/strong><\/td>\n JOB TITLE\/ NOTES<\/strong><\/td>\n NOTES<\/strong><\/td>\n YEARS AT PMSS<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Boggs<\/td>\n Alvin<\/td>\n <\/td>\n Director, 1973-1983; Vocational \u2013 Recreational Community Projects 1955<\/td>\n <\/td>\n 1955-? ;1973-1983<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Boggs<\/td>\n Boyd<\/td>\n <\/td>\n Maintenance<\/td>\n former student<\/td>\n 1973-1974<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Boggs<\/td>\n Bruce<\/td>\n <\/td>\n Interned for 12 weeks<\/td>\n <\/td>\n 1978<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Boggs<\/td>\n Donny<\/td>\n <\/td>\n Maintenance<\/td>\n Matt Boggs\u2019 son. Birth Date: Aug 02, 1959<\/td>\n June 1985 \u2013 1986?<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Boggs<\/td>\n Ila<\/td>\n Turner, Miss Ila Boggs<\/td>\n Kitchen Assistant<\/td>\n Daughter of Abner Boggs, folksinger.<\/td>\n 1941, 1942, 1943<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Boggs<\/td>\n Matthew<\/td>\n Boggs, Matt<\/td>\n Farm worker in 1940s; Grounds; Night Watchman 1973-1974<\/td>\n Married Mae Huff Boggs, who died of cancer; 2 children, Donny & girl; lived in the Cabin; As of 2008 was living in Charles & Ruth Smith Creech\u2019s house, which was purchased by PMSS from the Creeches. Birth Date: Jan 13, 1930.<\/td>\n 1951-2014<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Boggs<\/td>\n Ruth<\/td>\n Boggs, Mrs. Alvin<\/td>\n Teacher & Community Projects 1955-1963?;\u00a0Supervisor of Laurel House & Guest House; Bookkeeper 1973-1974<\/td>\n Also,\u00a0 Laurel House in 1963<\/td>\n 1955-1963?; 1973-1974<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n \n