twin brothers that died in infancy, there is no marker but they had buried @ Piney Grove.
Garland's father was Neavils W. Easterling m. Martha Easterling (2nd wife)
Cannie(Garland's half-sister-buried @ Lodebar Methodist Cem. Rankin co.
Not sure who other half-brother/sisters were.
One half-sister was Mary Easterling b. Sept. 1896
half-brother Abraham b. Sept. 1890
He made wooden chairs.
Funeral services for Garland Isam [sic] Easterling, 78, of Route 4, Morton, were held January 25, 2 p. m. from the Beulah Baptist Church. Rev. James Fortner officiated, assisted by Rev. Cecil Pomphrey. Interment was in the church cemetery, with Ott and Lee Funeral Home in charge.
Mr. Easterling had been hospitalized in Scott County Hospital prior to his death. A retired farmer, he was a member of the Piney Grove Methodist Church.
Survivors include: his wife, Mrs. Elmina Easterling of Rt. 4, Morton; five daughters, Mrs. Larkin Huff of Polkville, Mrs. Ray Alford, Mrs. Oscar Daniels and Mrs. Charlie Gray, all of Jackson, and Mrs. Chester McCallister of Richmond, California; four sons, Clifton and Homer of Polkville, Horace of Morton, and Ward Easterling of Omaha, Neb.; twenty one grandchildren, nineteen great grand-children; three sisters; Mrs. Nannie Williams of Magee, Mrs. Cannie Westbrook of Pelahatchie, and Mrs. Mary Phillips of Alexandria, La.; and one brother, Abe Easterling of Monroe La.
Scott County Times - 1963
twin brothers that died in infancy, there is no marker but they had buried @ Piney Grove.
Garland's father was Neavils W. Easterling m. Martha Easterling (2nd wife)
Cannie(Garland's half-sister-buried @ Lodebar Methodist Cem. Rankin co.
Not sure who other half-brother/sisters were.
One half-sister was Mary Easterling b. Sept. 1896
half-brother Abraham b. Sept. 1890
He made wooden chairs.
Funeral services for Garland Isam [sic] Easterling, 78, of Route 4, Morton, were held January 25, 2 p. m. from the Beulah Baptist Church. Rev. James Fortner officiated, assisted by Rev. Cecil Pomphrey. Interment was in the church cemetery, with Ott and Lee Funeral Home in charge.
Mr. Easterling had been hospitalized in Scott County Hospital prior to his death. A retired farmer, he was a member of the Piney Grove Methodist Church.
Survivors include: his wife, Mrs. Elmina Easterling of Rt. 4, Morton; five daughters, Mrs. Larkin Huff of Polkville, Mrs. Ray Alford, Mrs. Oscar Daniels and Mrs. Charlie Gray, all of Jackson, and Mrs. Chester McCallister of Richmond, California; four sons, Clifton and Homer of Polkville, Horace of Morton, and Ward Easterling of Omaha, Neb.; twenty one grandchildren, nineteen great grand-children; three sisters; Mrs. Nannie Williams of Magee, Mrs. Cannie Westbrook of Pelahatchie, and Mrs. Mary Phillips of Alexandria, La.; and one brother, Abe Easterling of Monroe La.
Scott County Times - 1963
Inscription
If Love Could Have Saved Him He Would Never Have Died
Family Members
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Lela S. Easterling Huff
1904–1994
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Gilbert David Easterling
1906–1956
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Henry Clifton Easterling
1909–2005
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Homer Monroe Easterling
1911–1982
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Horace Velton Easterling
1914–2000
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Lola Mae Easterling Alford
1917–2014
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Evelyn "Elvie" Easterling McCallister
1919–2017
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Eula Belvie Easterling McGathen
1922–2005
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Myrna Lee Easterling Gray
1924–2018
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Nevil Ward Easterling
1927–1979
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