Julius Wall was about twenty-one and Lovella Bumgardner was about sixteen when they married about 1894 in North Carolina.
The 1900 census revealed Enoch was a day laborer and they were living in Knob Creek, Cleveland County, North Carolina. Enoch was born in January 1873, and Novella was born in May 1878. They, their parents and children were all born in North Carolina. They had been married six years, had three children and three were still living. Household members: Enoch Wall (27), Lovella (22), Erastus (4), Limmous (2) and Ally (1).
The 1910 census revealed Enoch worked for wages as an Engineer at the cotton mill and they rented their home in Crowder Mountain, Gaston County, North Carolina. They had been married sixteen years, had eight children and eight were still living. Household members: Enic J. Wall (37), Lovella (31), Erastus A. (15), Tilman (12), Alla (11), Floid (8), Grady (6), Jay (4), Deroy (3) and May (1).
The 1920 census revealed Enoch worked for wages as a house carpenter and they rented their home in Gastonia, Gaston County, North Carolina. Household members: Julius E. Wall(47), Loellar (43), Carl T. (22), Carl's wife, Bessie P. (21), Allie S. (20), Grady L. (19), Toy P. (15), Dewey G. (13), May V. (11), Winget B. (9) and Norman P. (7).
Their knwon children:
Arthur Rastus Wall (b.1894 d.1971)
Carl Tillman Wall (b.1897 d.1955)
Allie Cecil Wall (b.1899 d.1967)
Floyd Wall (b.1902)
Grady L. Wall (b.1902 d.1968)
Toy Palmer Wall (b.1905 d.1984)
Dewey G. Wall (b.1907)
Mae V. Wall (Burgin)(b.1909 d.1986)
Winget Blain Wall (b.1911)
Norman Paul Wall (b.1912 d.1958)
They had been married about thirty-one years when Julius died in 1926.
Death record revealed J.E. Walls was born on January 22, 1872 in North Carolina. He was a textile worker for Victory Mills and resided on Victory Mill Street. His father was William Walls. Julius suffered two years with Chronic Bright's disease and died on January 2, 1926 in Gaston County, North Carolina at the age of 52 years, 11 months and 9 days. Informant was his wife, Mrs. J.E. Walls. He was buried in Long Creek Baptist Church.
Obituary (The Gastonia Gazette, January 4, 1926)
J. E. WALLS - Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at Long Creek Church for J. E. Wall who died at the age of 52 years Saturday.
The Rev. Zeno Wall officiating. Pallbearers were members of the Caiacnee Tribe of Red Men; A.E. Monk, L. W. Monk, Oscar McAver, A. B. Bentley, Liazel Glover and M. C. Frady.}}
Enoch lived to age 52.
The 1900 census revealed Enoch was a day laborer and they were living in Knob Creek, Cleveland County, North Carolina. Enoch was born in January 1873, and Novella was born in May 1878. They, their parents and children were all born in North Carolina. They had been married six years, had three children and three were still living. Household members: Enoch Wall (27), Lovella (22), Erastus (4), Limmous (2) and Ally (1).
The 1910 census revealed Enoch worked for wages as an Engineer at the cotton mill and they rented their home in Crowder Mountain, Gaston County, North Carolina. They had been married sixteen years, had eight children and eight were still living. Household members: Enic J. Wall (37), Lovella (31), Erastus A. (15), Tilman (12), Alla (11), Floid (8), Grady (6), Jay (4), Deroy (3) and May (1).
The 1920 census revealed Enoch worked for wages as a house carpenter and they rented their home in Gastonia, Gaston County, North Carolina. Household members: Julius E. Wall(47), Loellar (43), Carl T. (22), Carl's wife, Bessie P. (21), Allie S. (20), Grady L. (19), Toy P. (15), Dewey G. (13), May V. (11), Winget B. (9) and Norman P. (7).
Their knwon children:
Arthur Rastus Wall (b.1894 d.1971)
Carl Tillman Wall (b.1897 d.1955)
Allie Cecil Wall (b.1899 d.1967)
Floyd Wall (b.1902)
Grady L. Wall (b.1902 d.1968)
Toy Palmer Wall (b.1905 d.1984)
Dewey G. Wall (b.1907)
Mae V. Wall (Burgin)(b.1909 d.1986)
Winget Blain Wall (b.1911)
Norman Paul Wall (b.1912 d.1958)
They had been married about thirty-one years when Julius died in 1926.
Death record revealed J.E. Walls was born on January 22, 1872 in North Carolina. He was a textile worker for Victory Mills and resided on Victory Mill Street. His father was William Walls. Julius suffered two years with Chronic Bright's disease and died on January 2, 1926 in Gaston County, North Carolina at the age of 52 years, 11 months and 9 days. Informant was his wife, Mrs. J.E. Walls. He was buried in Long Creek Baptist Church.
Obituary (The Gastonia Gazette, January 4, 1926)
J. E. WALLS - Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at Long Creek Church for J. E. Wall who died at the age of 52 years Saturday.
The Rev. Zeno Wall officiating. Pallbearers were members of the Caiacnee Tribe of Red Men; A.E. Monk, L. W. Monk, Oscar McAver, A. B. Bentley, Liazel Glover and M. C. Frady.}}
Enoch lived to age 52.
Julius Wall was about twenty-one and Lovella Bumgardner was about sixteen when they married about 1894 in North Carolina.
The 1900 census revealed Enoch was a day laborer and they were living in Knob Creek, Cleveland County, North Carolina. Enoch was born in January 1873, and Novella was born in May 1878. They, their parents and children were all born in North Carolina. They had been married six years, had three children and three were still living. Household members: Enoch Wall (27), Lovella (22), Erastus (4), Limmous (2) and Ally (1).
The 1910 census revealed Enoch worked for wages as an Engineer at the cotton mill and they rented their home in Crowder Mountain, Gaston County, North Carolina. They had been married sixteen years, had eight children and eight were still living. Household members: Enic J. Wall (37), Lovella (31), Erastus A. (15), Tilman (12), Alla (11), Floid (8), Grady (6), Jay (4), Deroy (3) and May (1).
The 1920 census revealed Enoch worked for wages as a house carpenter and they rented their home in Gastonia, Gaston County, North Carolina. Household members: Julius E. Wall(47), Loellar (43), Carl T. (22), Carl's wife, Bessie P. (21), Allie S. (20), Grady L. (19), Toy P. (15), Dewey G. (13), May V. (11), Winget B. (9) and Norman P. (7).
Their knwon children:
Arthur Rastus Wall (b.1894 d.1971)
Carl Tillman Wall (b.1897 d.1955)
Allie Cecil Wall (b.1899 d.1967)
Floyd Wall (b.1902)
Grady L. Wall (b.1902 d.1968)
Toy Palmer Wall (b.1905 d.1984)
Dewey G. Wall (b.1907)
Mae V. Wall (Burgin)(b.1909 d.1986)
Winget Blain Wall (b.1911)
Norman Paul Wall (b.1912 d.1958)
They had been married about thirty-one years when Julius died in 1926.
Death record revealed J.E. Walls was born on January 22, 1872 in North Carolina. He was a textile worker for Victory Mills and resided on Victory Mill Street. His father was William Walls. Julius suffered two years with Chronic Bright's disease and died on January 2, 1926 in Gaston County, North Carolina at the age of 52 years, 11 months and 9 days. Informant was his wife, Mrs. J.E. Walls. He was buried in Long Creek Baptist Church.
Obituary (The Gastonia Gazette, January 4, 1926)
J. E. WALLS - Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at Long Creek Church for J. E. Wall who died at the age of 52 years Saturday.
The Rev. Zeno Wall officiating. Pallbearers were members of the Caiacnee Tribe of Red Men; A.E. Monk, L. W. Monk, Oscar McAver, A. B. Bentley, Liazel Glover and M. C. Frady.}}
Enoch lived to age 52.
The 1900 census revealed Enoch was a day laborer and they were living in Knob Creek, Cleveland County, North Carolina. Enoch was born in January 1873, and Novella was born in May 1878. They, their parents and children were all born in North Carolina. They had been married six years, had three children and three were still living. Household members: Enoch Wall (27), Lovella (22), Erastus (4), Limmous (2) and Ally (1).
The 1910 census revealed Enoch worked for wages as an Engineer at the cotton mill and they rented their home in Crowder Mountain, Gaston County, North Carolina. They had been married sixteen years, had eight children and eight were still living. Household members: Enic J. Wall (37), Lovella (31), Erastus A. (15), Tilman (12), Alla (11), Floid (8), Grady (6), Jay (4), Deroy (3) and May (1).
The 1920 census revealed Enoch worked for wages as a house carpenter and they rented their home in Gastonia, Gaston County, North Carolina. Household members: Julius E. Wall(47), Loellar (43), Carl T. (22), Carl's wife, Bessie P. (21), Allie S. (20), Grady L. (19), Toy P. (15), Dewey G. (13), May V. (11), Winget B. (9) and Norman P. (7).
Their knwon children:
Arthur Rastus Wall (b.1894 d.1971)
Carl Tillman Wall (b.1897 d.1955)
Allie Cecil Wall (b.1899 d.1967)
Floyd Wall (b.1902)
Grady L. Wall (b.1902 d.1968)
Toy Palmer Wall (b.1905 d.1984)
Dewey G. Wall (b.1907)
Mae V. Wall (Burgin)(b.1909 d.1986)
Winget Blain Wall (b.1911)
Norman Paul Wall (b.1912 d.1958)
They had been married about thirty-one years when Julius died in 1926.
Death record revealed J.E. Walls was born on January 22, 1872 in North Carolina. He was a textile worker for Victory Mills and resided on Victory Mill Street. His father was William Walls. Julius suffered two years with Chronic Bright's disease and died on January 2, 1926 in Gaston County, North Carolina at the age of 52 years, 11 months and 9 days. Informant was his wife, Mrs. J.E. Walls. He was buried in Long Creek Baptist Church.
Obituary (The Gastonia Gazette, January 4, 1926)
J. E. WALLS - Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at Long Creek Church for J. E. Wall who died at the age of 52 years Saturday.
The Rev. Zeno Wall officiating. Pallbearers were members of the Caiacnee Tribe of Red Men; A.E. Monk, L. W. Monk, Oscar McAver, A. B. Bentley, Liazel Glover and M. C. Frady.}}
Enoch lived to age 52.
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