She was often called ᎤᏆᎶᎩ ᎠᎦᏅ after the "Rosa Carolina"
She was
the Daughter of ᎡᎵᎩ Eleck Huston Sanders and Birdie MEEKS
Wife of Rev. Marvin Vester Meeks
Her Maternal grandparents were
Wiley Meeks and Meli (Mary) Née Baker
Her Paternal grandparents were Harrison Sanders and Lydia
She was a direct descendant of Britton Meeks and Emily B. Meeks
She was also known as ᏥᎶᏳᏍᏗ or Cardinal Flower.
Agnes was the mother of
1 & 2--twin boy's Meeks, ᎡᎵᎩ Eleck & Mack ᎹᎦ, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
3--Vester C. Meeks, aka ᎦᎵᎩᎾ Galigina, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
4--Philip D. Meeks, aka ᏚᏩᎵᎢ Duwali, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
5--Dosie Meeks, aka ᏙᏧᏮ Dotsuwv, deceased [Orange Hill ᎠᏓᎶᏁᎨᎢᎯ Cemetery]
6-- Rev. James Huston ᎤᏥᎳ "utsila/Cotton" Meeks, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
7--Dorothy Meeks (living) Dorothy was wife of Franklin Delano Nunley (Findagrave#15080140)
NOTEWORTHY:
Reputed to have been a wonderful "pastor's wife"
A story told by one of her husband's parishioner's, as told to Tsasuyeda:
[Carlene told this] "My mom told us all a funny story about your grand mother that is so sweet and dear to me, I repeat it often. Mr. Marvin worked hard [in mines] then preached after work, He came home one night and Mrs. Agnes said, "hurry get ready for church" and he said to her, "every time I get home you are ready to go." Mrs Agnes said, "yes and that is just how I want to be when the Lord comes back. ᎠᏆᏛᏅᎢᏍᏔᏅᎯ! let me be prepared! Ready to go."
"I have never forgotten that."~ as told about Agnes from Carlene, one of the Church members
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Lived for time with her children: With Vester, in Flat Branch,TN; with James in Tracy City,Tn; and with Dorothy in Indiana.
Was well known for a good reputation for honesty and integrity.
Named her grand-daughter Ja-shu-ye-(da)ᏣᏑᏰᏛ Tsasuyed
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She was
the Daughter of ᎡᎵᎩ Eleck Huston Sanders and Birdie MEEKS
Wife of Rev. Marvin Vester Meeks
Her Maternal grandparents were
Wiley Meeks and Meli (Mary) Née Baker
Her Paternal grandparents were Harrison Sanders and Lydia
She was a direct descendant of Britton Meeks and Emily B. Meeks
She was also known as ᏥᎶᏳᏍᏗ or Cardinal Flower.
Agnes was the mother of
1 & 2--twin boy's Meeks, ᎡᎵᎩ Eleck & Mack ᎹᎦ, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
3--Vester C. Meeks, aka ᎦᎵᎩᎾ Galigina, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
4--Philip D. Meeks, aka ᏚᏩᎵᎢ Duwali, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
5--Dosie Meeks, aka ᏙᏧᏮ Dotsuwv, deceased [Orange Hill ᎠᏓᎶᏁᎨᎢᎯ Cemetery]
6-- Rev. James Huston ᎤᏥᎳ "utsila/Cotton" Meeks, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
7--Dorothy Meeks (living) Dorothy was wife of Franklin Delano Nunley (Findagrave#15080140)
NOTEWORTHY:
Reputed to have been a wonderful "pastor's wife"
A story told by one of her husband's parishioner's, as told to Tsasuyeda:
[Carlene told this] "My mom told us all a funny story about your grand mother that is so sweet and dear to me, I repeat it often. Mr. Marvin worked hard [in mines] then preached after work, He came home one night and Mrs. Agnes said, "hurry get ready for church" and he said to her, "every time I get home you are ready to go." Mrs Agnes said, "yes and that is just how I want to be when the Lord comes back. ᎠᏆᏛᏅᎢᏍᏔᏅᎯ! let me be prepared! Ready to go."
"I have never forgotten that."~ as told about Agnes from Carlene, one of the Church members
===
Lived for time with her children: With Vester, in Flat Branch,TN; with James in Tracy City,Tn; and with Dorothy in Indiana.
Was well known for a good reputation for honesty and integrity.
Named her grand-daughter Ja-shu-ye-(da)ᏣᏑᏰᏛ Tsasuyed
==
She was often called ᎤᏆᎶᎩ ᎠᎦᏅ after the "Rosa Carolina"
She was
the Daughter of ᎡᎵᎩ Eleck Huston Sanders and Birdie MEEKS
Wife of Rev. Marvin Vester Meeks
Her Maternal grandparents were
Wiley Meeks and Meli (Mary) Née Baker
Her Paternal grandparents were Harrison Sanders and Lydia
She was a direct descendant of Britton Meeks and Emily B. Meeks
She was also known as ᏥᎶᏳᏍᏗ or Cardinal Flower.
Agnes was the mother of
1 & 2--twin boy's Meeks, ᎡᎵᎩ Eleck & Mack ᎹᎦ, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
3--Vester C. Meeks, aka ᎦᎵᎩᎾ Galigina, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
4--Philip D. Meeks, aka ᏚᏩᎵᎢ Duwali, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
5--Dosie Meeks, aka ᏙᏧᏮ Dotsuwv, deceased [Orange Hill ᎠᏓᎶᏁᎨᎢᎯ Cemetery]
6-- Rev. James Huston ᎤᏥᎳ "utsila/Cotton" Meeks, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
7--Dorothy Meeks (living) Dorothy was wife of Franklin Delano Nunley (Findagrave#15080140)
NOTEWORTHY:
Reputed to have been a wonderful "pastor's wife"
A story told by one of her husband's parishioner's, as told to Tsasuyeda:
[Carlene told this] "My mom told us all a funny story about your grand mother that is so sweet and dear to me, I repeat it often. Mr. Marvin worked hard [in mines] then preached after work, He came home one night and Mrs. Agnes said, "hurry get ready for church" and he said to her, "every time I get home you are ready to go." Mrs Agnes said, "yes and that is just how I want to be when the Lord comes back. ᎠᏆᏛᏅᎢᏍᏔᏅᎯ! let me be prepared! Ready to go."
"I have never forgotten that."~ as told about Agnes from Carlene, one of the Church members
===
Lived for time with her children: With Vester, in Flat Branch,TN; with James in Tracy City,Tn; and with Dorothy in Indiana.
Was well known for a good reputation for honesty and integrity.
Named her grand-daughter Ja-shu-ye-(da)ᏣᏑᏰᏛ Tsasuyed
==
She was
the Daughter of ᎡᎵᎩ Eleck Huston Sanders and Birdie MEEKS
Wife of Rev. Marvin Vester Meeks
Her Maternal grandparents were
Wiley Meeks and Meli (Mary) Née Baker
Her Paternal grandparents were Harrison Sanders and Lydia
She was a direct descendant of Britton Meeks and Emily B. Meeks
She was also known as ᏥᎶᏳᏍᏗ or Cardinal Flower.
Agnes was the mother of
1 & 2--twin boy's Meeks, ᎡᎵᎩ Eleck & Mack ᎹᎦ, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
3--Vester C. Meeks, aka ᎦᎵᎩᎾ Galigina, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
4--Philip D. Meeks, aka ᏚᏩᎵᎢ Duwali, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
5--Dosie Meeks, aka ᏙᏧᏮ Dotsuwv, deceased [Orange Hill ᎠᏓᎶᏁᎨᎢᎯ Cemetery]
6-- Rev. James Huston ᎤᏥᎳ "utsila/Cotton" Meeks, deceased [Orange Hill Cemetery]
7--Dorothy Meeks (living) Dorothy was wife of Franklin Delano Nunley (Findagrave#15080140)
NOTEWORTHY:
Reputed to have been a wonderful "pastor's wife"
A story told by one of her husband's parishioner's, as told to Tsasuyeda:
[Carlene told this] "My mom told us all a funny story about your grand mother that is so sweet and dear to me, I repeat it often. Mr. Marvin worked hard [in mines] then preached after work, He came home one night and Mrs. Agnes said, "hurry get ready for church" and he said to her, "every time I get home you are ready to go." Mrs Agnes said, "yes and that is just how I want to be when the Lord comes back. ᎠᏆᏛᏅᎢᏍᏔᏅᎯ! let me be prepared! Ready to go."
"I have never forgotten that."~ as told about Agnes from Carlene, one of the Church members
===
Lived for time with her children: With Vester, in Flat Branch,TN; with James in Tracy City,Tn; and with Dorothy in Indiana.
Was well known for a good reputation for honesty and integrity.
Named her grand-daughter Ja-shu-ye-(da)ᏣᏑᏰᏛ Tsasuyed
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