Carrie Lucy (Eoff) Daughtry was the daughter of Edward Etson Eoff and Frances Emily Stephenson, the former a native of Missouri and the latter of Mississippi. Carrie had these siblings: Kell Andrew Eoff, Nettie Mae (Eoff) Moore, John Edward Eoff, Homer Clyde Eoff, Fannie Jewell (Eoff) (Savage) Blackwell and Sadie Helen (Eoff) Cowgill. Carrie was born and raised in Tyro, Tate County, Mississippi on the family farm
Carrie Lucy Eoff married Jessie D Daughtry December 1, 1896 in DeSoto Co, Mississippi. They were the parents of
Jessie Edward Daughtry, Audley Daughtry and Emily (Daughtry) Willmore. They lived in Tate County for a time and then moved to Memphis, Tennessee before 1910 where Jessie worked as a car carpenter for the railroad for many years and later as a coffin carpenter.
Carrie Lucy Eoff married Jessie D Daughtry December 1, 1896 in DeSoto Co, Mississippi. They were the parents of
Jessie Edward Daughtry, Audley Daughtry and Emily (Daughtry) Willmore. They lived in Tate County for a time and then moved to Memphis, Tennessee before 1910 where Jessie worked as a car carpenter for the railroad for many years and later as a coffin carpenter.
Carrie Lucy (Eoff) Daughtry was the daughter of Edward Etson Eoff and Frances Emily Stephenson, the former a native of Missouri and the latter of Mississippi. Carrie had these siblings: Kell Andrew Eoff, Nettie Mae (Eoff) Moore, John Edward Eoff, Homer Clyde Eoff, Fannie Jewell (Eoff) (Savage) Blackwell and Sadie Helen (Eoff) Cowgill. Carrie was born and raised in Tyro, Tate County, Mississippi on the family farm
Carrie Lucy Eoff married Jessie D Daughtry December 1, 1896 in DeSoto Co, Mississippi. They were the parents of
Jessie Edward Daughtry, Audley Daughtry and Emily (Daughtry) Willmore. They lived in Tate County for a time and then moved to Memphis, Tennessee before 1910 where Jessie worked as a car carpenter for the railroad for many years and later as a coffin carpenter.
Carrie Lucy Eoff married Jessie D Daughtry December 1, 1896 in DeSoto Co, Mississippi. They were the parents of
Jessie Edward Daughtry, Audley Daughtry and Emily (Daughtry) Willmore. They lived in Tate County for a time and then moved to Memphis, Tennessee before 1910 where Jessie worked as a car carpenter for the railroad for many years and later as a coffin carpenter.
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