According to the death certificate, Inez was the daughter of Lafayette Almon and Elizabeth Yates. She was the widow of Tom Carnes.
In the 1900 census, Inez & Tom reported that they had been married 13 years and had 4 children, 3 of them living. The three living with them were Lina B. (F-Sept 1890), Cammie D. (F-Jan 1893), and William Roy (M-Mar 1897).
The year of birth on the death certificate is 1865, rather than 1866, which is what is on the stone. The 1900 census lists her year of birth as 1867, so it is unclear which is correct.
In the 1900 census, Inez & Tom reported that they had been married 13 years and had 4 children, 3 of them living. The three living with them were Lina B. (F-Sept 1890), Cammie D. (F-Jan 1893), and William Roy (M-Mar 1897).
The year of birth on the death certificate is 1865, rather than 1866, which is what is on the stone. The 1900 census lists her year of birth as 1867, so it is unclear which is correct.
According to the death certificate, Inez was the daughter of Lafayette Almon and Elizabeth Yates. She was the widow of Tom Carnes.
In the 1900 census, Inez & Tom reported that they had been married 13 years and had 4 children, 3 of them living. The three living with them were Lina B. (F-Sept 1890), Cammie D. (F-Jan 1893), and William Roy (M-Mar 1897).
The year of birth on the death certificate is 1865, rather than 1866, which is what is on the stone. The 1900 census lists her year of birth as 1867, so it is unclear which is correct.
In the 1900 census, Inez & Tom reported that they had been married 13 years and had 4 children, 3 of them living. The three living with them were Lina B. (F-Sept 1890), Cammie D. (F-Jan 1893), and William Roy (M-Mar 1897).
The year of birth on the death certificate is 1865, rather than 1866, which is what is on the stone. The 1900 census lists her year of birth as 1867, so it is unclear which is correct.
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