Vinie was the only known daughter of William "Billy" Faulkner and his second wife, Martha Adaline "Aunt Matt Ab" McGee.
She was married to Earnest Jackson Ashby—the son of William Asbury Ashby and Rachel Ella Pitts—on 16 August 1903 in LCT and, following his death, to Benjamin "Ben" Monroe Brown, identified in some cases as Henry Ben Brown, son of William D. Brown and Martha "Mattie" Deal, on 18 February 1923 in LCT.
Vinie's obit states she was buried in Spring Place Cemetery – this name is difficult to pin down these days, as the graveyard is now known as "Short Cemetery."
She was the mother of Auldon Jackson; Ethel M.; Garland Asberry; Rachel; John L.; and Marvin C. Ashby.
Marvin and Ernest are buried in one of the Ashby Graveyards in LCT. (It is of note that Marvin (b. 2 February 1914) was killed in the infamous Flying Circus crash at Lincoln County Fairgrounds and died in Fayetteville on 27 April 1930.) Rachel, who died at four in 1919 of diphtheria, is buried there, also.
Garland and Auldon are buried in the Talley Cemetery in Lewisburg, Marshall Co., TN. We have no information on John after the 1910 LCT census or on Ethel after the 1920 LCT census.
Tom, her brother referred to in the obit below, was widely known as "Kip" Faulkner. Maggie, mentioned as a sister, was in fact a full sister to Press (below) and thus Vinie's half-sister.
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"Lewisburg Tribune"; Friday, 31 May 1946; Page 112
Mrs. Vina Brown
Funeral services for Mrs. Vina Brown, age 60 years, who died Monday at her home near Petersburg, were held Tuesday morning at 11:00 o'clock, at the Spring Place Church by Eld. Sanders of Petersburg.
The widow of Ben Brown, she is survived by two sons, Alden Ashley [Ashby] and Garland Ashley [Ashby], of Marshall County; one brother, Tom Faulkner, and one half-brother, Press Faulkner, of Lincoln County; one sister, Mrs. Maggie Mills.
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Vinie was the only known daughter of William "Billy" Faulkner and his second wife, Martha Adaline "Aunt Matt Ab" McGee.
She was married to Earnest Jackson Ashby—the son of William Asbury Ashby and Rachel Ella Pitts—on 16 August 1903 in LCT and, following his death, to Benjamin "Ben" Monroe Brown, identified in some cases as Henry Ben Brown, son of William D. Brown and Martha "Mattie" Deal, on 18 February 1923 in LCT.
Vinie's obit states she was buried in Spring Place Cemetery – this name is difficult to pin down these days, as the graveyard is now known as "Short Cemetery."
She was the mother of Auldon Jackson; Ethel M.; Garland Asberry; Rachel; John L.; and Marvin C. Ashby.
Marvin and Ernest are buried in one of the Ashby Graveyards in LCT. (It is of note that Marvin (b. 2 February 1914) was killed in the infamous Flying Circus crash at Lincoln County Fairgrounds and died in Fayetteville on 27 April 1930.) Rachel, who died at four in 1919 of diphtheria, is buried there, also.
Garland and Auldon are buried in the Talley Cemetery in Lewisburg, Marshall Co., TN. We have no information on John after the 1910 LCT census or on Ethel after the 1920 LCT census.
Tom, her brother referred to in the obit below, was widely known as "Kip" Faulkner. Maggie, mentioned as a sister, was in fact a full sister to Press (below) and thus Vinie's half-sister.
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"Lewisburg Tribune"; Friday, 31 May 1946; Page 112
Mrs. Vina Brown
Funeral services for Mrs. Vina Brown, age 60 years, who died Monday at her home near Petersburg, were held Tuesday morning at 11:00 o'clock, at the Spring Place Church by Eld. Sanders of Petersburg.
The widow of Ben Brown, she is survived by two sons, Alden Ashley [Ashby] and Garland Ashley [Ashby], of Marshall County; one brother, Tom Faulkner, and one half-brother, Press Faulkner, of Lincoln County; one sister, Mrs. Maggie Mills.
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Family Members
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Mildred Caledonia "Milda" Faulkner Sullivan
1849–1918
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William Calvin "Bud" Faulkner
1852–1935
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James Franklin "Frank" Faulkner
1855–1935
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Frances E. "Fannie" Faulkner Duncan
1860–1901
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Martha A. "Mattie" Faulkner Shields
1863–1930
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Press Overton Faulkner
1866–1948
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Mary Magdelina "Maggie" Faulkner Mills
1870–1955
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