Mary Dora Browder

Daughter of Daniel Malcolm Baker and Mary Frances Basinger, Mary is said to have been about five-foot-seven with strawberry-blonde hair and blue eyes. She loved to quilt and crochet.
Following Alfonza's death, Mary moved a couple of times, first closer to Frank Browder around the Mosses Creek area, and later further away again. Each time she moved, Frank Browder purchased the land she wished to sell.
The children of Alfonza and Mary Browder were William Franklin “Frank” (October 9, 1903-August 25, 1991), Elsie (b. March 8, 1906), Herman Edward (January 9, 1908-March 20, 1971), Baby (a male/February 11, 1912-March 14, 1912), Arminta “Minter” Ruth (May 20, 1914-October, 2003), Clarence Harvey (August 17, 1921-March 28, 1935) and Daniel Lee (August 11, 1924-April 2, 2000). All children were born in McNairy County, Tennessee.
Baby Browder was placed in an unmarked grave in Guys Cemetery. William Franklin, Herman Edward and Clarence Harvey are all buried in Bethesda Memorial Gardens, McNairy County, Tennessee.