Owens, Timothy Dewayne (b. 24 APR 1957, d. 2 JUN 2002)

Note: [Randaulph Lee of Ms. Descendants 10-20-2002.FTW]

McComb Enterprise-Journal Newspaper (Online)
McComb, Ms.
Obituaries for Tuesday, June 4, 2002
Published Tuesday, June 04, 2002 11:03 AM CDT

Timothy D. Owens

Timothy Dowayne Owens, 45, of Progress, died June 2, 2002, in an automobile accident on Highway 98 West in Amite County.

Visitation is 5-9 tonight at Hartman Funeral Home of McComb, and 8 a.m. Wednesday until services there at 11 a.m. The Rev. Paul Cain will officiate. Burial will be in East Fork Cemetery in Amite County.

Mr. Owens was born April 24, 1957, in Tylertown. He was the son of Kathleen Lee Dillon of Lexie and the late Leon Hill.

He was a self-employed carpenter and a member of Lexie Baptist Church. He was a veteran of the U.S. Marines.

Mr. Owens was preceded in death by his father; one brother, Keith Hill; and his grandfather, Ollie Lee.

Survivors include his mother; his wife, Frances Etheridge Owens of Progress; maternal grandmother, Edith Lee of Tylertown; one son, Christopher "Wayne" Owens of Progress; four daughters and three sons-in-law, Brandi Rene Owens of Progress, Kerri Marie and Mike Domanick, and Christina Ruth Owens and Jason Armstrong, all of McComb, and Danielle Temple Sharp and "Cam" Sharp of East Fork; two brothers and sisters-in-law, Perry and Kathy Hill, and Greg and Jennifer Hill, all of Lexie; three sisters and brothers-in-law, Dawanna K. and Darrell Jordan of Magnolia, Judy and Troy Thomas of Sandy Hook and Lillie and Albert Todora of Lexie; and two grandchildren, Alexis and Payton Domanick.

Pallbearers will be Jason Armstrong, Mike Domanick, Derek Craft, Nolan Rayborn, Wayne Meyers and Joel Lee.

In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Timothy Owens family or to Hartman Funeral Home of McComb.

Note: [Randaulph Lee of Ms. Descendants 10-20-2002.FTW]

Daughter of William Robert Joshlin and Clara Viola Bogard per Ophelia Elizabeth Etheridge, Descendants of Otis Morris, August 16, 2000.

Note: [Randaulph Lee of Ms. Descendants 10-20-2002.FTW]

McComb Enterprise-Journal Newspaper (Online)
McComb, Ms.
Obituaries for June 28, 2001
Published June 28, 2001

John H. 'Jim' Brown
John Henry "Jim" Brown, 68, of Terry's Creek, died June 26, 2001, at his residence.
Services were 10:30 a.m. today at Terry's Creek Baptist Church. The Rev. Kent Newell officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. Hartman Funeral Home of McComb was in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Brown was born Feb. 8, 1933, in Walthall County. He was the son of Claiborn Brown and Lizzie Johnson Morris.
He was a retired die-cut technician with MacMillan Bloedel Containers, and a longtime member of Terry's Creek Baptist Church. He was a board member of the Osyka Volunteer Fire Department.
His family said he loved and cared for them and was a friend to everyone. He also loved the outdoors, especially hunting and fishing.
Mr. Brown was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Charlie Brown.
Survivors include his wife, Catherine Brown of Terry's Creek; a daughter, Barbara Brown Coghlan of McComb; two brothers, Bill Mitchell of Brookhaven and Arbie Mitchell of Kentwood, La.; two sisters, Gladys Holiday of Franklinton, La., and Dianne Strahan of Bogalusa, La.; and two grandchildren, Priscilla "Prissy" Coghlan Dickerson and Natasha Coghlan.
Pallbearers were Richard Coghlan, Charles Wilson, Tom Gunther, Bobby Easley, Joe DeBlanc, Shelby Prestridge, Wendell Williams and Abe Reeves.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Horizon Hospice, 802 Delaware Ave., McComb, Ms. 39648.

Cause: Colon Cancer
Source:

Note: My name is Mary Hughes Bondurant. My great-grandparents were Edward Marshall and Courtney Hughes. If I have read the wonderful pages that you have put together correctly, Edward and Courtney were your great-great grand parents. Your grandmother's father was my grandfather's older brother. My grand father was Thomas P Hughes. He always claimed to be the seventh son of a seventh son. He was born in the home built by Edward and Courtney and before Courtney died in 1926 he had moved his growing family back to this home and there he raised my father and his other 8 children. The home is still standing, but is abandoned since the death of my oldest aunt who had inherited. I know we are distant kin, but your grandmother was my grandfather's niece and that seems quite close. I have been surfing the net late at night to make myself sleeply. I put in Edward Marshall's name and found this abundance of family. Thank you for helping me feel connected. My parents and their siblings has passed from this life. I live in a wonderful community, but it is far from all my close kin. I do so still miss Texas, but even good choices like marriage and employment can spread families apart. I suppose that is the reason I had never heard of Lorena. If you ever wish to pick my memory, my E-mail is wmbondurant@@RoadRunner.com. Thank you for all the time and effort, skill and knowledge it took to develop this website. Sincerely, Mary Bondura

Note: Reformed train robber, Al Jennings was cousin.

Was orphaned at age 12, raised by Aunt Sarah Carnes in Tupelo, Ms.

Her father was a Methodist preacher, tall and had black curly hair.


In this photo - standing-Bob, Gibbon, Lunford & Vada

Middle row - Fisher, Inell, Rene & Gene, and Silas & Marthe Anna

Bottom row - Kern & Aaron - isnt he cute; he's four when this is taken in 1905.

Note: His mother Caroline died when he was young and his father could not take care of the three of them so he gave them away. He was raised by a foster mother we called Vergie.

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Burial
Holloway cemetary

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Burial
Holloway cemetary

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August 10, 1835; McLean, PAPERS CONCERNING ROBERTSON'S COLONY In. TEXAS, Volume XI page 276. Collection of Mrs. T.S. Sutherland
MEMORANDUM OF ORVILLE PERRY
Orville Perry 34 years old state of Louisiana
Mary Ann 24
Lucinda 5
John 4
James 2

October 29, 1850; 1850 Census Washington Parish La.. Page 448. Lines 23-31.
Orvil Perry 50 M Laborer Miss.
Mary " 40 F La.
James " 14 M "
Burrell " 11 M "
Elizabeth " 9 F "
Polly " 7 F "
Griffin " 6 M "
William " 5 M "
Hardison " 4 M "
Evaline " 2 F "

June 6, 1860; 1860 Census Washington Parish La.. Page 773. Lines 26-28.
Hse# Fam# Name Age Sex Occupation Value/RE Value/PE POB
65 61 James Perry 27 M Farmer 250 160 Texas
Lucinda 21 F Louisiana
Burrel H 1 M " "
(notes: The James Perry above is James Richardson Perry, son of Orville and Mary Ann Perry and his wife Lucinda Penny and son Burrell H. sw)

Confederate Soldiers of Louisiana.
Perry, Richardson J., Pvt County B, Miles Legion La. Roll May and June, 1862 En. April 4, 1862, St. Tammany Par., La. Roll states Present. Federal Rolls of prisoners of war, Paroled Port Hudson, La., July___,1863.

On Richardson James Perry
There is a Widow's application for Pension. (Copy can be obtained at La. State Archives) (Hard to read but will do the best I can.)

Widow's Application for Pension

State of Louisiana, Parish of Rapides...... On the 22 day of August, 1908, personally appeared before me. W. J. Palois... Clerk of the District Court, within and for said Parish and State.
Mrs. Lucinda Perry aged 69 years, a resident of the Town of Forest Hill, Parish of Rapides and State of Louisiana, who being duly sworn according to law, declares that she is the widow of R. James Perry, who entered the service of the Confederate States during the civil war under the name of R.J. Perry, at New Orleans, on the __________ day of ___________, 1862, in Col. Miles, command, as a private in County B. from the State of Louisiana, that he served honorably until the end of the war; at Paroled at surround of Port Hudson; and that he remained true to the Confederate States, until the surrender, at which time he was in The Home Guard, as private soldier, that she was married to the said soldier, by the name
of Lucinda Penny, on the 2nd. day of April 1857, by Robert Williams, Justice of Peace, at circumstances and unable to earn a livelihood by her own labor or skill, that she is not married or otherwise provided
for by the State of Louisiana or any other State of government, that her said husband died on the 12th (or 15th) of May, 1871, at Washington, La., that she has resided in the State of Louisiana for 68 years, that
preceding the date of this application abd that she claims the aid and benefit of Act No 73 of 1900 as is further shown by her answers to the following questions that she swears to be true and not _ _ _ _ (?).
1. Under what circumstances did your husband die?
Answer... Killed by being run over by loaded wagon.
2. Where is he buried ?
Answer... St. Landry Parish
3. What is the value of your property, real and personal if any ?
Answer.. Have None
4. Have you conveyed property for _ _ _ _ (?) now for in the past few years?
Answer... Have Not
5. If any How much and to who conveyed?
Answer.. None
6. Give your post office address and that of your tow witnesses.
Answer.. Forest Hill
Robert Parrott, Forest Hill, La. W. Calhoon, Forest Hill, La.

Witness my hand on this 22nd day of August, 1908
her
Lucinda X Perry
mark Applicant
Witnesses:

R. A. Parrott
W. Calhoon
Also personally appearing R.A. Parrott residing at Forest Hill and W. Calhoun residing at Forest Hill persons whom I certify to be respecttable and entitled to credit, and who gbeing by me dly sworn, say
that they were present and saw Mrs. Lucinda Perryy, the claimant, sign her name to the foregoing declaration, and that they verily believe that the facts and declaration of said claimant are true and correct, that their acquaintance with her for 20 years and 20 years respectively, justify them in making this statement, and that she is the identical person she represents herself to be, and that they have no interest in the prosecution of this claim.
R. A. Parrott
W. Calhoon
Sworn to and subscribed before me on this, the ________ of ______, 19___, and I herby certify that the contents of the above declaration were fully made known and explained to applicant and witnesses, and that I have no interest, direct or indirect, in the prosecution of this claim.
W. J. Palois (?)


Extract from 1870 Census of State of Louisiana County or Parish of Washington, Ward or Beat First Ward Post Office. Franklinton Date of Enumeration June 1870

Page 3 Dwelling No. 15 Family No. 15
Perry William 24 M W Farmer Value of Real State 800 Value of Personal Property 100 Birthplace La.
Can not Write Male eligible to vote
Perry, Mary 20 F W Keeping House Birthplace La. Can not read or write
Perry, Martha 4 F W Born: La.
Perry, Suannah (?) 2 F W Born La..

Dwelling 16 Family 16
Perry, James 37 M W Farmer Personal 200 Born La. Can Not Write Male Eligible to vote
Perry, Lucinda 31 F W Keeping House Born La. Can not read or write
Perry, Burrill 11 M W Born La. In School Can not read or write
Perry, Thomas 9 M W born La.
Perry, Lozany 7 F W born La.
Perry, ( ?) can read name 5 M W born La
Perry, William 3 M W born La.
Perry, Mary 1 F W born La.
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Richardson James Perry born: 1833 Ms.
Died: May 12, 1871 Washinton Parish, La..
Sarah Lucindy Penny Born: 1839 Died: October 19, 1918
Died: Paul Cemetery, Forest Hill, Rapides Parish, La.
Her Father: Welcome Nathaniel Penny
Her mother: Mary Elizabeth Corkern

Married: April 2, 1857 St, Tammany Parish, La.

Obituary Record for Sarah L. Perry From the Alexandria Town Talk of
Oct. 28, 1918 Page 4. Copy made at the Rapides Parish Library,
Alexandria, La..

In Memory of MRs. S. L. Perry

On the morning of Oct. 19, 1918, the home of Mr. J. G. Perry was cast into sorrow and gloom by the death of his mother, Mrs. Sarah L. Perry, nee Penny, aged 84 yeats 5 months and 23 days.
Deceased had been in feeble health for several years, but had only been confined to her bed five days. She was stricken very suddenly with paralysis on Saturday before her death. All that medical aid and loving hands could do was done but to no avail. She is survived by four sons and a number of grand and great grandchildren, her husband having preceded her to the home beyond years ago. The sons are: T. N. Perry, Osyka, Miss., J. G. Perry, Lamourie, La., W. L. Perry, Longleaf, La. and Burrel Perry, Oakdale, La. It was hard to give grandma up, how we shall miss her dear face and bright smile from our home.
Her gentleness of manner and kind disposition won the friendship of all those who knew her, and the memory of her unselfish devotion to the family and friends will always linger to cheer them in the sad hour of their affliciton. It seems like a dream that she has gone from us to Him, never to return, but in the midst of these sad hours we know He doeth all things well, and may her pure life prove a beacon light, that will light our pathway to that home above. The remains were laid to rest in the Paul grave
yard near Lecompte, La., Sunday, Oct. 20., Rev. J. N. Weingertconducting the funeral services.
Weep not that her toils are over. Weep not that her race is run. God grant we may rest as calmly
When our work like her's is done. A Friend

Their Children:
1. Burrell Perry born: 1859 Married February 21, 1884 in ST. Landry Parish, La.
to: Hellen Dealey Thompson

2. Thomas N. Perry born: 1860 married December 20, 1880 in St. Landry Parish, La.
to: Mary Ellen Richmond

3. Alphena Lozana Perry born: 1862 Died: September 1894
Spouses: ------------ ?, John Payton Stanley, Jr.

4. John Griffin Perry Born: December 19, 1865 in Covington, St. Tammany Parish, La.
Died: January 12, 1944 Paul Cemetery, Forest Hill, Rapides Parish, La.
Married: May 15, 1884 in St. Landry Parish, La. To: Sebia Labitha Henderson

5. William LeeRoy Perry Born: 1867 in St. Tammany Parish, La.
Died: September 22, 1949 Beaver Creek Baptist Church Cemetery
Married: Ella Brumfield, Onezia Fontenot

6. Mary Perry Born: 1869 Franklinton, Washinton Parish, La..

Drouscella (Perry) Halsey