Sunday, February 08, 1998

Death: Mrs. Dollie 'Dot' Pauline Scroggins Robbins

24 May 1924 - 8 Feb 1998 [30057]
Resident of Crossville, TN
Daughter of Ira Homer Scroggins [15365]
Sister of Mrs. Margaret T. Scroggins Reese [16810]
Obituary: Crossville Chronicle, Crossville, TN, 10 Feb 1998
[SSDI: Dollie P. Robbins]
(added 3 Mar 2005)

Tuesday, February 03, 1998

Scroggins, Sondra Shyrl (7 Aug 1949 - 3 Feb 1998) [31004:&].

Scroggins, Sondra Shyrl (7 Aug 1949 - 3 Feb 1998) [31004:&].
Peoria Journal Star, Sondra Scroggins, 12 Feb 1998 [Newsbank]
Las Vegas Sun, Sondra Shyyl Scroggins, 10 Feb 1998 [Newsbank]
(Updated 8 Jul 2016).

Thursday, October 23, 1997

Eva Bannister Scroggins
(20 Jan 1898 - 22 Oct 1997) [29711]

EVA SCROGGINS [29711]

BENTON-- Eva B. Scroggins, 99, of Hot Springs, died October 22, 1997, at Benton Service Center.

She was born in Hill Country, Texas, on January 20, 1898, a daughter of the late Marley A. Bannister and Mitty Cansler Bannister.

She was raised at Pine Bluff and was a Hot Springs resident for 30 years.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter N. Scroggins Sr. [8452]; a son, Donald Scroggins [37699]; and a granddaughter.

Survivors include two sons, Ronald Scroggins [37701] and Walter N. Scroggins Jr. [37702], both of Hot Springs; a daughter Eva Dean Brooks [37703] of Little Rock; a sister, Naomi Ross of Terrell, Texas; 12 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; and
four great-great-grandchildren.

Graveside services are scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday in Pinecrest Cemetery at Alexander with the Rev. William Buttler officiating. Arrangementes are handled by Huson Funeral Home of Little Rock.

Pine Bluff Commercial [AR], 23 Oct 1997

Wednesday, October 15, 1997

Samantha Lee Scroggin (Birth)

(Posted )

Access World News: Document Display

Column: Births
Daily Herald
October 15, 1997

CONDELL MEDICAL CENTER

: "Samantha Lee Scroggin, Sept. 26 to Jessica Pollitt and John Scroggin, Antioch. Sister of Mike Pollitt, Michele Furguson and Amanda Pollitt. Grandparents: Jane Scroggin, Park City; Marianne Palm, Grayslake."

Tags:

Tuesday, May 13, 1997

Scroggins, Clarence Wayne (30 Apr 1997 - 13 May 1997) [52584:1]

Scroggins, Clarence Wayne (30 Apr 1997 - 13 May 1997) [52584:1].
Son of Scroggins, Douglas (ca. 1968 - ) [52571:1]
Find A Grave, Clarence Wayne Scroggins, 25 Sep 2009 [2 Dec 2013] [52584:1]
(Updated 16 Jun 2015).

Wednesday, January 01, 1997

Thursday, December 26, 1996

Howard 'Mo' Scroggins

Sun, The (Baltimore, MD) - December 26, 1996
Deceased Name: Howard "Mo'' Scroggins
once said he'd be better off a-rabbingby truck because he'd wear out "two or three horses'' in a day before he would get tired. And his friends agreed."He just loved being out in the streets walking and talking and having a good time of it -- even if he didn't sell anything,'' said Calvin Weems, a longtime friend. "He just never seemed to get tired. Just pour a little water in him and he can go on forever.''Mr. Scroggins, 50, who died Saturday of heart failure at his West Baltimore home, had been an a-rab for about 15 years and enjoyed selling fruits and vegetables on city streets from a horse-drawn cart.He usually worked the West Baltimore neighborhoods, but some days he wound up near the Johns Hopkins Hospital and Morgan State University."He never put a time limit on how late he stayed out, just until he felt he was finished,'' said his sister Jean Brown of Baltimore. "This was a way for him to make some money, but it was also fun to him.''A small, stocky man who usually wore a wide-brimmed hat, Mr. Scroggins had a distinctive hawker's yell when a-rabbing."He drawed out his words when he was working, like he'd say, 'Graaaapes, 'nanas,' like no one else could. You knew when he was coming,'' Ms. Brown said. "Everyone had a certain flair, like some yell real loud. Mo, he just drawed out his words. He never changed his style, so people would know it was always him.''Mr. Scroggins also had a generous side and frequently gave away some of his produce to those he deemed needy."People would always come up to him and ask for pears or cherries and say they'd pay him back and never would,'' Mr. Weems said. "You can only use the same trick once, so he must've known they really needed it.''A native of Baltimore, Mr. Scroggins attended city public schools and enlisted in the Army in 1964. Upon his discharge in 1967, he worked for many years in the city as a Yellow Cab driver and at the old Montgomery Ward building on Monroe Street.He married Brenda Douglass in 1968; she died in 1988.Some friends believed the real reason Mr. Scroggins was an a-rab was because he enjoyed being around horses."He had a way with horses and he had a way with people, which is all you can ask for anyone who wants to a-rab,'' said Joe Broderick, who worked with Mr. Scroggins from the stables in the Sandtown-Winchester community of West Baltimore.Because of his concern for horses, Mr. Scroggins never rode in the carriage, fearing the additional weight might harm the animal, friends said. He also wouldn't take out the horses on hot days."He just cared about everybody and everything,'' Mr. Broderick said. "There's no other way to describe Mo.''A private service is planned.Other survivors include his mother, Iris Smith of Baltimore; a brother, Charles Scroggins of Catonsville; and a sister, Cloris Cannon of Baltimore.Pub Date: 12/26/96
Sun, The (Baltimore, MD) 
Date: December 26, 1996
Edition: FINAL
Page: 5B
Record Number: 0000361063
Copyright (c) 1996 The Baltimore Sun Company

Wednesday, December 25, 1996

Scroggins, Earl Dean Smitherman (17 Feb 1928 - 25 Dec 1996) [48825:3; rm:48657; FaG:184243255]

Scroggins, Earl Dean Smitherman (17 Feb 1928 - 25 Dec 1996) [48825:3; rm:48657; FaG:184243255].

Father:
() [].
Mother:
() [].
Spouse: Scroggins, Kenneth Curtis (29 Jun 1924 - 17 Jun 2015) [40558:3; rm:40314; FaG:148091087].

Source:
(Updated Dec 2018)

Thursday, December 12, 1996

Death: Jack Dewey Scroggins

12 May 1945 - 12 Dec 1998 [26423]
Resident of Denton County, TX
Husband of Mrs. Vivian Anne Graham Scroggins [40077]
[Not found in SSDI]
(corrected 13 May 2009)

Tuesday, November 12, 1996

Wednesday, September 25, 1996

Wilba May Scoggins [26137]

Paper: State Journal-Register, The (Springfield, IL)
Deceased: Wilba M. Scoggins CARROLLTON -- Wilba Mae Scoggins
Date: September 25, 1996

85, of Carrollton died Tuesday at Boyd Memorial Hospital.

Survivors; a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Barb) Goodall of Joplin, Mo.; a son, Wayne Scroggins of Carrollton; 13 grandchildren; 30 great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren; and a brother, Leroy Scoggins of Carrollton.

Services: 2 p.m. Thursday, Airsman-Hires Funeral Home, Carrollton. Burial: Richwoods Cemetery west of Carrollton.

Section: LOCAL
Page: 11

All content is (c) Copyright 1996 The State Journal-Register, a division of Copley Press, Inc. All rights reserved. No material may be reproduced electronically or in print without written permission.

[Note: 2nd great granddaughter of Allen Scroggins (23267).]

Thursday, September 05, 1996

Scroggins, Eutha Pearline {McNinch) (23 Jan 1925 - 5 Sep 1996) [52762].

Scroggins, Eutha Pearline {McNinch) (23 Jan 1925 - 5 Sep 1996) [52762].
Memphis Commerncial Appeal, Pearline Scroggins McNinch, 6 Sep 1996 [Newsbank]
(Updated 8 Jan 2014)