Married Mary Estelle Easley. Son of George Washington Roberts and Frances Jane Guy. Born at old home place in Amite County on Kermit Road. He was the oldest of eight children. His father fought in the Civil War, 33rd Infantry, Amite Guards. He lived in the Terry's Creek community. He was one of the most prominent and highly respected farmers of Amite County. See his obituary at right under click here to view all images.
Uncle Bob was inadvertently placed in another Terry's Creek Cemetery that is very close to the cemetery he is actually buried in. This one is distinguished by not including the "'s" at the end of Terry even though that is how it is really referred to.
Uncle Bob was inadvertently placed in another Terry's Creek Cemetery that is very close to the cemetery he is actually buried in. This one is distinguished by not including the "'s" at the end of Terry even though that is how it is really referred to.
Married Mary Estelle Easley. Son of George Washington Roberts and Frances Jane Guy. Born at old home place in Amite County on Kermit Road. He was the oldest of eight children. His father fought in the Civil War, 33rd Infantry, Amite Guards. He lived in the Terry's Creek community. He was one of the most prominent and highly respected farmers of Amite County. See his obituary at right under click here to view all images.
Uncle Bob was inadvertently placed in another Terry's Creek Cemetery that is very close to the cemetery he is actually buried in. This one is distinguished by not including the "'s" at the end of Terry even though that is how it is really referred to.
Uncle Bob was inadvertently placed in another Terry's Creek Cemetery that is very close to the cemetery he is actually buried in. This one is distinguished by not including the "'s" at the end of Terry even though that is how it is really referred to.
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