Is this rock foundation in Searcy AR talking to us? Thurman Weir had fun!! Silas Owens history.

Never heard of Thurman Weir.  There are two Weirs listed in my l957 phone book, I know them.  There is a Mrs. Ruby Weir and an E.W. Weir, both RFD 4.    Don't know them.  I'm stumped.   But those letters, if that is what they are, are interesting.  An enigma code?

Good Morning!  I just think it is wonderful that this project is still standing in honor of Mr. Weir's labors.  I love finished projects and I really enjoy when they are signed. 

Sorry, the only Weir that I know is a road in Russellville, AR, Pope County. 

We salute the creativity and/or craftsmanship of Thurman Weir. 

Carolyn says that she remembers a Thurman Weir who lived out in Sixteenth Section in the early 50's.  He had a daughter, Patricia, who went to McRae schools.  There were lots of Weirs who lived out in that area that Carolyn remembers.  In fact, the cemetery for that region is called Weir Cemetery. Carolyn had a friend, Erarlene Weir, who was Thurman's niece (daughter of Thurman's brother, J.W. Weir) and lived in a rock house similar to the one in the picture.  Also, Virgil Weir, father of Donald Weir, had a similar rock house in the Copperas Springs area.  So maybe Thurman had something to do about all these houses. possibly the builder.

Carolyn says that she always thought Thurman Weir a farmer, but most farmers had a second occupation to make ends meet.  Doesn't know if he did or not.

Which reminds me of an joke:

A farmer inherited $100,000 and his neighbor farmer asked him what he was going to do now. He said that he guessed he would just continue farming until it was all gone.