Cecil is the son of George Bradford Bumgardner and Genever Montrie Harding
Cecil was first married to Mattie "Patsy Ann" Loving married May 21, 1905.
Children born to this union:
Van David Bumgardner
John Dorris Bumgardner
Christine Bumgardner
Jessie Mae Bumgardner
Cecil second marriage was to Louvenia Smith they had a daughter Amandia Genever "Hazel" Bumgardner Aug. 17, 1918.
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Mississippi, Lafayette County - Draft Card B
Employed by: L. M. Walker - farming - Taylor, Lafayette County, MS
Nearest relative: Mrs. Louvenia Bumgardner - Taylor Lafayette County, MS
Eye color: Blue
Height: Medium
Build: Medium
Hair: Bk
Medical condition: Partly Parolized
Dated Sept. 12, 1918
Family story states that Cecil had at one point in time received a bad kick in the head from a horse which caused him to have seizures off and on. While near a fire pit one day he had another seizure which led him to fall into the fire which caused his death.
His daughter Hazel later had a child that carried the name Cecil Wayne Bumgarder in New Albany, Mississippi Oct. 11, 1940. This child later was adopted abt. the age of 4 and carried the last name Cooper.
Cecil Wayne was my step-daddy who raised me from the time I was age of 7 months old.
My second & third child also carry on the family name of Cecil and his twin sister Cecilia.
Cecil was first married to Mattie "Patsy Ann" Loving married May 21, 1905.
Children born to this union:
Van David Bumgardner
John Dorris Bumgardner
Christine Bumgardner
Jessie Mae Bumgardner
Cecil second marriage was to Louvenia Smith they had a daughter Amandia Genever "Hazel" Bumgardner Aug. 17, 1918.
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Mississippi, Lafayette County - Draft Card B
Employed by: L. M. Walker - farming - Taylor, Lafayette County, MS
Nearest relative: Mrs. Louvenia Bumgardner - Taylor Lafayette County, MS
Eye color: Blue
Height: Medium
Build: Medium
Hair: Bk
Medical condition: Partly Parolized
Dated Sept. 12, 1918
Family story states that Cecil had at one point in time received a bad kick in the head from a horse which caused him to have seizures off and on. While near a fire pit one day he had another seizure which led him to fall into the fire which caused his death.
His daughter Hazel later had a child that carried the name Cecil Wayne Bumgarder in New Albany, Mississippi Oct. 11, 1940. This child later was adopted abt. the age of 4 and carried the last name Cooper.
Cecil Wayne was my step-daddy who raised me from the time I was age of 7 months old.
My second & third child also carry on the family name of Cecil and his twin sister Cecilia.
Cecil is the son of George Bradford Bumgardner and Genever Montrie Harding
Cecil was first married to Mattie "Patsy Ann" Loving married May 21, 1905.
Children born to this union:
Van David Bumgardner
John Dorris Bumgardner
Christine Bumgardner
Jessie Mae Bumgardner
Cecil second marriage was to Louvenia Smith they had a daughter Amandia Genever "Hazel" Bumgardner Aug. 17, 1918.
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Mississippi, Lafayette County - Draft Card B
Employed by: L. M. Walker - farming - Taylor, Lafayette County, MS
Nearest relative: Mrs. Louvenia Bumgardner - Taylor Lafayette County, MS
Eye color: Blue
Height: Medium
Build: Medium
Hair: Bk
Medical condition: Partly Parolized
Dated Sept. 12, 1918
Family story states that Cecil had at one point in time received a bad kick in the head from a horse which caused him to have seizures off and on. While near a fire pit one day he had another seizure which led him to fall into the fire which caused his death.
His daughter Hazel later had a child that carried the name Cecil Wayne Bumgarder in New Albany, Mississippi Oct. 11, 1940. This child later was adopted abt. the age of 4 and carried the last name Cooper.
Cecil Wayne was my step-daddy who raised me from the time I was age of 7 months old.
My second & third child also carry on the family name of Cecil and his twin sister Cecilia.
Cecil was first married to Mattie "Patsy Ann" Loving married May 21, 1905.
Children born to this union:
Van David Bumgardner
John Dorris Bumgardner
Christine Bumgardner
Jessie Mae Bumgardner
Cecil second marriage was to Louvenia Smith they had a daughter Amandia Genever "Hazel" Bumgardner Aug. 17, 1918.
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Mississippi, Lafayette County - Draft Card B
Employed by: L. M. Walker - farming - Taylor, Lafayette County, MS
Nearest relative: Mrs. Louvenia Bumgardner - Taylor Lafayette County, MS
Eye color: Blue
Height: Medium
Build: Medium
Hair: Bk
Medical condition: Partly Parolized
Dated Sept. 12, 1918
Family story states that Cecil had at one point in time received a bad kick in the head from a horse which caused him to have seizures off and on. While near a fire pit one day he had another seizure which led him to fall into the fire which caused his death.
His daughter Hazel later had a child that carried the name Cecil Wayne Bumgarder in New Albany, Mississippi Oct. 11, 1940. This child later was adopted abt. the age of 4 and carried the last name Cooper.
Cecil Wayne was my step-daddy who raised me from the time I was age of 7 months old.
My second & third child also carry on the family name of Cecil and his twin sister Cecilia.
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