Inez Sansbury Alexander was the wife of Hamilton Earl Alexander, buried next to her at Elim United Methodist Church in Oates, Darlington County, South Carolina.
The following information is on Inez's parents and her siblings, starting with her father:
Birth: Aug. 15, 1881, Darlington County, South Carolina
Death: Oct. 1, 1955, Darlington, Darlington County
On Mr. Sansbury's death certificate, he was listed as a retail grocery merchant who lived at Route 1, rural Darlington, Darlington County for the last 20 years of his life.
According to his World War I Draft Registration of September 12, 1918 he was 37 years old, and was a self-employed farmer, living at Route 2, Darlington, Darlington County. He was described at medium height, stout build, blue-gray eyes, and gray hair. He was then married to Elizabeth Anna "Lizzie" Pipkin.
He was also married to Lizzie at the time of his death. A son, Ray Sansbury, was the "informant" of his passing.
Eugene was a son of Melon N. Sansbury and the former Sallie J. Suggs of Philadelphia, Darlington County. Both were born in South Carolina.
He died at age 74.
United States Federal Census References:
1920 - Oates, Darlington County, South Carolina
-Eugene C Sansbury, age 38
-Lizzie Sansbury, age 31
-Ray Sansbury, age 7
-Inga Sansbury, age 5
-Ethel Sansbury, age 2
1930 - Oates, Darlington County, South Carolina
-Eugene C Sansbury, age 48
-Lizzy A Sansbury, age 41
-Ray Sansbury, age 17
-Inez Sansbury, age 15
-Ethel Sansbury, age 13
-Harry Sansbury, age 9
-John Sansbury, age 6
In 1910, Eugene and Lizzie were living with Lizzie's parents in High Hill, Darlington County.
The following information is on Inez's parents and her siblings, starting with her father:
Birth: Aug. 15, 1881, Darlington County, South Carolina
Death: Oct. 1, 1955, Darlington, Darlington County
On Mr. Sansbury's death certificate, he was listed as a retail grocery merchant who lived at Route 1, rural Darlington, Darlington County for the last 20 years of his life.
According to his World War I Draft Registration of September 12, 1918 he was 37 years old, and was a self-employed farmer, living at Route 2, Darlington, Darlington County. He was described at medium height, stout build, blue-gray eyes, and gray hair. He was then married to Elizabeth Anna "Lizzie" Pipkin.
He was also married to Lizzie at the time of his death. A son, Ray Sansbury, was the "informant" of his passing.
Eugene was a son of Melon N. Sansbury and the former Sallie J. Suggs of Philadelphia, Darlington County. Both were born in South Carolina.
He died at age 74.
United States Federal Census References:
1920 - Oates, Darlington County, South Carolina
-Eugene C Sansbury, age 38
-Lizzie Sansbury, age 31
-Ray Sansbury, age 7
-Inga Sansbury, age 5
-Ethel Sansbury, age 2
1930 - Oates, Darlington County, South Carolina
-Eugene C Sansbury, age 48
-Lizzy A Sansbury, age 41
-Ray Sansbury, age 17
-Inez Sansbury, age 15
-Ethel Sansbury, age 13
-Harry Sansbury, age 9
-John Sansbury, age 6
In 1910, Eugene and Lizzie were living with Lizzie's parents in High Hill, Darlington County.
Inez Sansbury Alexander was the wife of Hamilton Earl Alexander, buried next to her at Elim United Methodist Church in Oates, Darlington County, South Carolina.
The following information is on Inez's parents and her siblings, starting with her father:
Birth: Aug. 15, 1881, Darlington County, South Carolina
Death: Oct. 1, 1955, Darlington, Darlington County
On Mr. Sansbury's death certificate, he was listed as a retail grocery merchant who lived at Route 1, rural Darlington, Darlington County for the last 20 years of his life.
According to his World War I Draft Registration of September 12, 1918 he was 37 years old, and was a self-employed farmer, living at Route 2, Darlington, Darlington County. He was described at medium height, stout build, blue-gray eyes, and gray hair. He was then married to Elizabeth Anna "Lizzie" Pipkin.
He was also married to Lizzie at the time of his death. A son, Ray Sansbury, was the "informant" of his passing.
Eugene was a son of Melon N. Sansbury and the former Sallie J. Suggs of Philadelphia, Darlington County. Both were born in South Carolina.
He died at age 74.
United States Federal Census References:
1920 - Oates, Darlington County, South Carolina
-Eugene C Sansbury, age 38
-Lizzie Sansbury, age 31
-Ray Sansbury, age 7
-Inga Sansbury, age 5
-Ethel Sansbury, age 2
1930 - Oates, Darlington County, South Carolina
-Eugene C Sansbury, age 48
-Lizzy A Sansbury, age 41
-Ray Sansbury, age 17
-Inez Sansbury, age 15
-Ethel Sansbury, age 13
-Harry Sansbury, age 9
-John Sansbury, age 6
In 1910, Eugene and Lizzie were living with Lizzie's parents in High Hill, Darlington County.
The following information is on Inez's parents and her siblings, starting with her father:
Birth: Aug. 15, 1881, Darlington County, South Carolina
Death: Oct. 1, 1955, Darlington, Darlington County
On Mr. Sansbury's death certificate, he was listed as a retail grocery merchant who lived at Route 1, rural Darlington, Darlington County for the last 20 years of his life.
According to his World War I Draft Registration of September 12, 1918 he was 37 years old, and was a self-employed farmer, living at Route 2, Darlington, Darlington County. He was described at medium height, stout build, blue-gray eyes, and gray hair. He was then married to Elizabeth Anna "Lizzie" Pipkin.
He was also married to Lizzie at the time of his death. A son, Ray Sansbury, was the "informant" of his passing.
Eugene was a son of Melon N. Sansbury and the former Sallie J. Suggs of Philadelphia, Darlington County. Both were born in South Carolina.
He died at age 74.
United States Federal Census References:
1920 - Oates, Darlington County, South Carolina
-Eugene C Sansbury, age 38
-Lizzie Sansbury, age 31
-Ray Sansbury, age 7
-Inga Sansbury, age 5
-Ethel Sansbury, age 2
1930 - Oates, Darlington County, South Carolina
-Eugene C Sansbury, age 48
-Lizzy A Sansbury, age 41
-Ray Sansbury, age 17
-Inez Sansbury, age 15
-Ethel Sansbury, age 13
-Harry Sansbury, age 9
-John Sansbury, age 6
In 1910, Eugene and Lizzie were living with Lizzie's parents in High Hill, Darlington County.
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