Brandi Hargrove

From left: Thomas Wagstaff Jarrell and brother Charles Shelby Jarrell, Nashville, TN.

James William Hargrove of Pulaski, TN, bef. 1961. Gotta love that car!

From left: Charles Shelby Jarrell, sons Robert E., Charles Shelby Jr., and Richard Phillips Jarrell.

Frank Gracey Jarrell, son of Joseph Manton Jarrell and Eula Mae Coleman Phillips.

Charles Shelby Jarrell arranged and conducted an orchestra for his own radio program on WSB in the 30's. No TV then so it was very prestigious. WSB was only one of a few stations in Atlanta and by far the most powerful. It was geared toward "shut-ins" or people that couldn't go to church on Sunday although it was not a church service. He would take them to the "Little Church in the Wildwood" for music and messages. Then drop by the old wishing well for wishes for those in need. (There really was a wishing well). He met Opal Virginia Williams who was going to perform a song in a rehearsal and the rest is history.
The broadcast was done in the old Biltmore hotel and the old WSB radio towers still stand today on the hotel. The studio was on the top floor. Charles did weekend "big band" dances in the Biltmore ball room on Saturdays. Oddly enough it was named "The Jarrell Orchestra".

Charles is on the far right, behind the microphone.

William J. (Jasper) Phillips, either the father or uncle of Eula Mae Coleman Phillips, wife of Joseph Manton Jarrell. I had thought this was her father, but now suspect it is in fact her uncle. He raised her, but there is no record of him ever being married. If anyone had any information on this, it would be greatly appreciated.

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Jarrell family reunion, may have been funeral or wedding. In the middle is Frank Gracey Jarrell, his 2nd wife Ruth is next to him in black, on the other side os him is his youngest daughter Lillian Annette Jarrell. The two men kneeling down are Charles Shelby Jarrell with his hand on Thomas Wagstaff Jarrell. The woman on the grass if Maybelle Jarrell, and the woman behind Charles next to Ruth is Elizabeth Jarrell. All others are family but unknown. And I may have Elizabeth and Maybelle reversed.

This is Eula Mae Coleman Phillips, daughter of William Jasper Phillips, wife of Joseph Manton Jarrell, born June 15, 1872 in Clarksville, TN. If anyone has any information on who her mother is, please let me know.

I know these are Jarrell children, either the children or grandchildren of Joseph Manton Jarrell, of Clarksville, Montgomery Co., TN. But I recognize NONE of them. If you do, please contact me and let me know who they are.

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I know these are Jarrell children, either the children or grandchildren of Joseph Manton Jarrell, of Clarksville, Montgomery Co., TN. But I recognize NONE of them. If you do, please contact me and let me know who they are.

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Family reunion in the '50's sometime, the oldest woman in the middle is Eula Mae Coleman Phillips-Jarrell. The man on the far right is her son Charles Shelby Jarrell, the woman next to him his wife Opal Virginia Williams-Jarrell, and the blond boy next to her behind the little girl in their son Richard Phillips Jarrell. All others are unknown.

The old couple in the middle are Joseph Manton Jarrell and his wife Eula Mae Coleman Phillips-Jarrell. This looks to be taken shortly before his death in 1938. These are there descendants, looks like great-grandchildren. I know NONE of them.

Top: Rabon and Ira Daly in front, Ove Lee, Mary Lee, and Ozie Belle Daly in back, all siblings, children of Josiah Daly and Julia Rochelle.
Bottom Left: Raymond Daly and Wife Dove Mae Hargrove
Bottom Right: Dovie Mae Hargrove-Daly

Flossie Curtis, daughter of Fountain Curtis and Lydia Simmons, with her husband Frank Gracey Jarrell, son of Joseph Manton Jarrell and Eula Mae Coleman Phillips.

Charles Shelby Jarrell with wife Opal Virginia Williams-Jarrell, holding son Richard Phillips Jarrell.

From left: Joe Manning, Joseph Manton Jarrell, Charles Shelby Jarrell, and John Suter. Joseph was an engineer for the State of TN, and designed the alarm system for Clarksvilles' fire dept. Charles is his son. Joe and John were either employees at JM Jarrells' wagon shop, or fire fighters themselves. As Joseph had a wagon shop, it is entirely possible that he also built this particular engine. The writing on the picture is that of Frank Gracey Jarrell, Josephs' son.

From left: Frank Gracey Jarrell, Charles Shelby Jarrell, William Jasper Phillips, and Joe Carver. Frank and Charles are sons of Joseph Manton Jarrell and Eula Mae Coleman Phillips. William is either Eulas' father or uncle; he raised her. Joe Carver was an employee at J.M. Jarrell's wagon shop in Clarksville, TN.

Brothers Charles Shelby Jarrell and Frank Gracey Jarrell as children. Sons of Joseph Manton Jarrell and Eula Mae Coleman Phillips.