Texas Rose Family Album

William Harlan Rose
1805 - 1858
Buncombe, North Carolina

James Byron Rose
b. November 07, 1887
d. August 31, 1926

James Byron Rose b. Nov. 7, 1887 d. Aug. 31, 1926
m. (1) Clemmie Price January 19, 1909 b. 1888 d. 1916
Children: James Edgar b. June 15, 1909 d. Aug.11, 1986
                Ruby Louise b. March 4, 1912 d. March 6, 1996
                Thomas b. March 1, 1914 d. Aug. 27, 1971
m. (2) Myrtie Lenora (Morris) Constant Sept. 29, 1917
Children: Jewel Faye b. June 13, 1918 d. Dec. 19, 1990
                Jack Rae b. March 03, 1923 d, Aug. 15. 2001

James Edgar Rose Navy Family
b. June 15, 1910
d. August 08, 1986

Thomas Rose Family
b. March 01, 1914
d. August 29, 1971

Ruby Louise Rose Family
b. March 12, 1912
d. March 06, 1996

Jack Ray Rose
b. March 03, 1923
d. August 15, 2001

The only photo of Jewel Faye Rose I have
Taken in 1930
She was b. June 13, 1918 d. December 15, 1990

This may be Clara Speights (left) my Mother, Ruby (right)
Between 1930 to 1932
Ruby lived with the Speights' in Mineola, Texas.

1930 Wood County, Texas United States Federal census
Mineola, Wood Co., Texas
Speights, Homer   36 Head Manager of a Cotton Gin, Property 1000
                    Clara   34 wife
               Durwood   7 son
                   Billie F.  5 daughter
   Rose, Louise      18 Boarder

This Newsmagazine was published October 19, 1994. At that time Jack Rae Rose and wife Marnell (pictured) had printed and distributed over 42 million gospel tracts to over 139 countries with donated paper and a small printing press. The "Master's Enterprise" reached over 142 countries and distributed over 50 million tracks and has given out more than 100,000 Bibles.

Jack Ray Rose passed away on August 15, 2001.

Daughter Juanita, Tommy & Minnie (Flatt) Rose, Daughter Jacqueline & Husband

Minnie Maydel Flatt
1913 - 2006
Gone But Not Forgotten

Dwellia Hezekiah Rose served in the Civil War for the Confederate States Army. He was imprisoned at Camp Douglas, Chicago, IL between 1864 and 1865. On his release he returned to Texas to learn that his brother James Rose had been killed on December 20, 1864 while in service in Mississippi. Finding that his brother's wife Alaphair P. Shoffeit Rose had left the property and was living with another family. Upon seeing her disadvantaged condition, he courted and married her.

Camp Douglas - Abt. 1865