TX Family Groupsheet for Stanley Lee GRANGER Family

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Submitted by: Pat ALMQUIST
Email address: <oilfieldbrat@shreve.net>

Husband: Stanley Lee GRANGER
Birthdate: 09 Sept 1904
Birthplace: Orange Co, TX
Death date: 25 Mar 1984
Place of death: Harrison Co, TX
Father: Joe GRANGER
Mother: Cora Elizabeth PEVETO

Marriage date: 9 Sep 1927
Marriage place: Orangefield, Orange Co, TX

Wife: Rena Elzina HARDIN
Birthdate: 09 Sept 1908
Birthplace: Beasley, Waller Co, TX
Death date: 5 Feb 1999
Place of death: Longview, Gregg Co, TX
Father: Elmer Presley HARDIN
Mother: Miranda Ellen HOPKINS

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Child No. 1: Robert Murrell Granger
Sex: M
Birthdate: 26 Nov 1928
Birthplace: Orangefield, Orange Co, TX
Death date: Jan 1992
Place of death: Acton, Hood Co, TX
Marriage date: 12 March 1954
Marriage place: Greggton, Gregg Co, TX
Spouse's name: Juanice Marie Blalock (div)

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Documentation: Stanley and Rena Granger were my parents. They moved to
Gregg County in 1931 when Daddy was transferred by Yount-Lee Oil Company.
They were one of the original families living in Little Beaumont, a
settlement located west of Spring Hill, TX.  They later moved to Watkins
Street in Greggton and built a 2-story rock home that is still standing
(in 2004).
Stanley Granger was a bi-vocational Southern Baptist minister and founded
Central Baptist Church in Greggton and Hatley Memorial B.C. and New Hope
B.C. in Harrison County, TX.  Stanley and Rena pledged their tithe in the
early 1930s to Long Leaf Lumber Company (formerly on East Cotton Street
in Longview) to pay for the lumber for the original building of Calvary
Baptist Church, located at the corner of Pine Tree Road (FM 1845) and
Teneryville Road northwest of Longview proper.
They supported East Texas Baptist University and have an endowed
scholarship in their name.