Information re: burial location came from
2004 survey by Pat Sabin, submitted to OldPlaces.org/GwinnettGA/Cemeteries
Additional information came from U.S. Census enumeration for 1910 (with spouse and daughter Elva, 5, in Berkshire, Gwinnett, Georgia.)
Another contributor has suggested that Mrs. Corley's first name was "Sarah," and that she was the daughter of Jesse C. Flowers (1854-1926) and Parilee A. Philips Flowers (1856-1924.) No sources were provided.
Jesse and Parilee Flowers DID have a daughter named "Sarah T. [or, perhaps, F.]" who was born in Georgia circa March 1884. (See the family's 1900 U.S. Census enumeration, in Berkshire, Gwinnett, Georgia.) However, I can't make the assumptions I would have to make to think that Sarah T. Flowers is the same person as S. Morie Corley.
2004 survey by Pat Sabin, submitted to OldPlaces.org/GwinnettGA/Cemeteries
Additional information came from U.S. Census enumeration for 1910 (with spouse and daughter Elva, 5, in Berkshire, Gwinnett, Georgia.)
Another contributor has suggested that Mrs. Corley's first name was "Sarah," and that she was the daughter of Jesse C. Flowers (1854-1926) and Parilee A. Philips Flowers (1856-1924.) No sources were provided.
Jesse and Parilee Flowers DID have a daughter named "Sarah T. [or, perhaps, F.]" who was born in Georgia circa March 1884. (See the family's 1900 U.S. Census enumeration, in Berkshire, Gwinnett, Georgia.) However, I can't make the assumptions I would have to make to think that Sarah T. Flowers is the same person as S. Morie Corley.
Information re: burial location came from
2004 survey by Pat Sabin, submitted to OldPlaces.org/GwinnettGA/Cemeteries
Additional information came from U.S. Census enumeration for 1910 (with spouse and daughter Elva, 5, in Berkshire, Gwinnett, Georgia.)
Another contributor has suggested that Mrs. Corley's first name was "Sarah," and that she was the daughter of Jesse C. Flowers (1854-1926) and Parilee A. Philips Flowers (1856-1924.) No sources were provided.
Jesse and Parilee Flowers DID have a daughter named "Sarah T. [or, perhaps, F.]" who was born in Georgia circa March 1884. (See the family's 1900 U.S. Census enumeration, in Berkshire, Gwinnett, Georgia.) However, I can't make the assumptions I would have to make to think that Sarah T. Flowers is the same person as S. Morie Corley.
2004 survey by Pat Sabin, submitted to OldPlaces.org/GwinnettGA/Cemeteries
Additional information came from U.S. Census enumeration for 1910 (with spouse and daughter Elva, 5, in Berkshire, Gwinnett, Georgia.)
Another contributor has suggested that Mrs. Corley's first name was "Sarah," and that she was the daughter of Jesse C. Flowers (1854-1926) and Parilee A. Philips Flowers (1856-1924.) No sources were provided.
Jesse and Parilee Flowers DID have a daughter named "Sarah T. [or, perhaps, F.]" who was born in Georgia circa March 1884. (See the family's 1900 U.S. Census enumeration, in Berkshire, Gwinnett, Georgia.) However, I can't make the assumptions I would have to make to think that Sarah T. Flowers is the same person as S. Morie Corley.
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CORLEY
William T.
Feb. 19, 1874
Jan. 25, 1956
S. Morie
Mar. 11, 1884
Sept. 26, 1911
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