Interview with Lois Beville Cone3 March 30, 1995



C: That is where I got my name. 0: That would be your grandfather. Was he born in Gainesville, or Alachua County or what? C: Well, he was born in Alachua County, and I assume in Gainesville, because the Beville
 property, I do not know if it belonged to his daddy or not, but anyway, that the brothers had
 it out here right off of 43rd Street. 0: Right off of 43rd. C: Yes, big acreage. 0: You say your father was born in Gainesville, or in Alachua County? C: Yes.

O: Do you know where he was born? C: Oh, at home, I am sure at home. O: Do you know where his home was located, his family home? C: Yes, it was on the Newberry Road, do you know where Ft. Clark Church is? O: Yes.

C: Okay, turn to the left, I do not know the. 0: It would be south. if you were going out towards Ft. Clark Church, it would be. C: South, at the church, and about two miles down the road. His mother had a large farm on the
 right hand side.

0: When you were growing up, what was the name of that church there? Was that church there
 when you were growing up? C Ft. Clark.

0: Was it known as Ft. Clark then? C: Yes, only I called it Four o'clock. I thought for a long time it was a Four o'clock church and
 they met at Four o'clock in the afternoon. But anyway, it is Ft. Clark.

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