son of Sherod Joiner - Sarah Cobb
Dr. C.J. Joiner married Sarah R. Fulton on 9 September 1858 in Pontotoc County, Mississippi.
Dr. Joiner had lived in and practiced his profession at Dial, but moved to Honey Grove in 1890. Dr. Joiner moved his family to Union Grove [now Harmon] near Honey Grove in 1874 from Augusta, Arkansas. In the 1860s, he was a druggist in Chesterfield, Mississippi.
Services were held at his home and officiated by Rev. J.H. Taylor, pastor of the Methodist Church. Graveside services were directed by the Knights of Pythias.
Company H, 2nd Mississippi Infantry
Dr. C.J. Joiner married Sarah R. Fulton on 9 September 1858 in Pontotoc County, Mississippi.
Dr. Joiner had lived in and practiced his profession at Dial, but moved to Honey Grove in 1890. Dr. Joiner moved his family to Union Grove [now Harmon] near Honey Grove in 1874 from Augusta, Arkansas. In the 1860s, he was a druggist in Chesterfield, Mississippi.
Services were held at his home and officiated by Rev. J.H. Taylor, pastor of the Methodist Church. Graveside services were directed by the Knights of Pythias.
Company H, 2nd Mississippi Infantry
son of Sherod Joiner - Sarah Cobb
Dr. C.J. Joiner married Sarah R. Fulton on 9 September 1858 in Pontotoc County, Mississippi.
Dr. Joiner had lived in and practiced his profession at Dial, but moved to Honey Grove in 1890. Dr. Joiner moved his family to Union Grove [now Harmon] near Honey Grove in 1874 from Augusta, Arkansas. In the 1860s, he was a druggist in Chesterfield, Mississippi.
Services were held at his home and officiated by Rev. J.H. Taylor, pastor of the Methodist Church. Graveside services were directed by the Knights of Pythias.
Company H, 2nd Mississippi Infantry
Dr. C.J. Joiner married Sarah R. Fulton on 9 September 1858 in Pontotoc County, Mississippi.
Dr. Joiner had lived in and practiced his profession at Dial, but moved to Honey Grove in 1890. Dr. Joiner moved his family to Union Grove [now Harmon] near Honey Grove in 1874 from Augusta, Arkansas. In the 1860s, he was a druggist in Chesterfield, Mississippi.
Services were held at his home and officiated by Rev. J.H. Taylor, pastor of the Methodist Church. Graveside services were directed by the Knights of Pythias.
Company H, 2nd Mississippi Infantry
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