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 1892 - 1967

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• Birth	9 Feb 1892	, Polk, Fla., USA
  Gender	Male
  _UID	F20DBEFB365ED711B41EFEBA3610BF37FA5C
  Died	16 Dec 1967	Lakeland, Polk, Fla., USA
  Buried	Roselawn Cem, Lakeland, Polk, Fla.
  Person ID	I266	Joseph D Cash Family Tree
  Last Modified	09 Oct 2008
  Father	John Alexander "Jack" ELLERBE,   b. 26 May 1857, , Marion, South Carolina ,   d. 3 Aug 1929, Lakeland, Polk, Florida
  Mother	Minnie Lee MURRAY,   b. Jan 1870, , , Georgia ,   d. 13 Dec 1934, Lakeland, Polk, Florida, USA
  Married	<1887>
  Divorced	Yes, date unknown
  _UID	CD0CBEFB365ED711B41EFEBA3610BF37D4FD
  Family ID	F119	Group Sheet
  Family 1	Ella Pearl GRIFFIN,   b. 13 Aug 1893, Auburndale, Polk, Fla., USA ,   d. 26 Nov 1989, Auburndale, Polk, Fla., USA
  Married	11 Oct 1913	, Polk, Fla., USA
  Divorced	Yes, date unknown
  _UID	710CBEFB365ED711B41EFEBA3610BF37783D
  Notes	!Source: Denton CASH
  Children	1. Ella Lucille ELLERBE,   b. 30 Jun 1914, Lakeland, Polk, Florida, USA ,   d. 28 Jul 2006, Sebring, Highlands, Florida   2. Maida Adele ELLERBE   3. Gladys ELLERBE,   b. <1918>, Lakeland, Polk, Fla., USA
  Family ID	F73	Group Sheet
  Family 2	Lydia TOWNSEND,   b. 3 Sep 1907, , , Florida ,   d. 21 Apr 1994, Lakeland, Polk, Florida
  Married	1932	,Osceola , Florida
  _UID	150FBEFB365ED711B41EFEBA3610BF371FAA
  Family ID	F411	Group Sheet

• Photos		Buck & Model T.jpg

• Notes

  !Albin Denton was always known by "Buck" Ellerbe or A.D. Ellerbe. Most all the years I knew Grand daddy he was a farmer. He could do most anything that it took to make a living, but I guess that farming was his favorite vocation. He raised lots of strawberries, pepper,and vegetables in general. He grew up knowing the timber and lumber trade, learning it from his father and grandfather. I used to pick strawberries for him when I was a kid. All of us kids in the area used to pick berries for the farmers around the community. We had back then what they called strawberry school. We started school in early April and got out of school on the 23rd of Dec. That all changed in 1949. J. Denton Cash 3 Nov. 1995. Buck Ellerbe had one of the best blacksmith-machinist shops in the Carter's Corner area and any where East of Lakeland. He had over head irrigation for his fields and that was a first for that area at that time which was in the 40s and earlier. He had a large water tank made of wood that he pumped water into with a small electric pump and he got his pressure from the tank which was maonted on a tall tower. There was a overflow drain at the top of the tank to tell when it was full. He made most of his farm equipment such as a resetting machine for tomatoes and pepper...On one of grandaddy's feet he had a toe missing next to his big toe. He always told me a battle ship run over it and cut it off. I found out one day that he cut it off with a axe. I was Grand-daddy's oldest grand child and spent lots of time with him and Aunt Biddy, his second wife, as she babysat me while Mom worked in the strawberry fields. I was almost raised in a strawberry patch.