Valley Luticia Simmons
Born 22 Nov 1898 in Marion County, MS (most likely)
Died between 1898 and 1899 [died as an infant] in Marion County, MS (most likely)
Daughter of Benjamin Franklin Simmons and Julia Josephine Entrekin. The cemetery is located on their homeplace.
The graves in the cemetery are marked with fire damaged wooded markers with no visible inscription. Please see the general information about the Frank Simmons Family Cemetery which is very interesting.
Sources:
Thomas Geather Entrekin Family Bible, family pages; Bible held by Rev. Norman Hilton Entrekin (now deceased, current whereabouts unknown), Purvis, MS, 1991. Rev. Entrekin's widow provided a transcription of the Bible pages but could not say which family member had taken the Bible after his death. The transcription had been done approximately 10 years before when the family was putting together their history.
Leonard L. Slade Sr., compiler, Lamar County Heritage (Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., 1978), 237: I spoke to Mr. Slade several times before he died in 2007 at age 83. Leonard has been a researcher since the late 1940s. He spoke with people that would have had first hand knowledge of the burials in this cemetery. He also found old cemetery surveys at the Lamar County Courthouse in the early 1970s which recorded the burials in this cemetery. Those surveys no longer exist per the courthouse.
1910 U.S. census, Lamar County, Mississippi, population schedule, Beat 1, enumeration district (ED) 86, sheet 3B, p. 12 [stamped], dwelling 54, family 54, Frank Simmons household; digital images, Ancestry (http://www.ancestry.com); citing National Archives and Records Administration microfilm T624, roll 747; Mother Julia stated she was the mother of 8 children with 6 children living.
Born 22 Nov 1898 in Marion County, MS (most likely)
Died between 1898 and 1899 [died as an infant] in Marion County, MS (most likely)
Daughter of Benjamin Franklin Simmons and Julia Josephine Entrekin. The cemetery is located on their homeplace.
The graves in the cemetery are marked with fire damaged wooded markers with no visible inscription. Please see the general information about the Frank Simmons Family Cemetery which is very interesting.
Sources:
Thomas Geather Entrekin Family Bible, family pages; Bible held by Rev. Norman Hilton Entrekin (now deceased, current whereabouts unknown), Purvis, MS, 1991. Rev. Entrekin's widow provided a transcription of the Bible pages but could not say which family member had taken the Bible after his death. The transcription had been done approximately 10 years before when the family was putting together their history.
Leonard L. Slade Sr., compiler, Lamar County Heritage (Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., 1978), 237: I spoke to Mr. Slade several times before he died in 2007 at age 83. Leonard has been a researcher since the late 1940s. He spoke with people that would have had first hand knowledge of the burials in this cemetery. He also found old cemetery surveys at the Lamar County Courthouse in the early 1970s which recorded the burials in this cemetery. Those surveys no longer exist per the courthouse.
1910 U.S. census, Lamar County, Mississippi, population schedule, Beat 1, enumeration district (ED) 86, sheet 3B, p. 12 [stamped], dwelling 54, family 54, Frank Simmons household; digital images, Ancestry (http://www.ancestry.com); citing National Archives and Records Administration microfilm T624, roll 747; Mother Julia stated she was the mother of 8 children with 6 children living.
Valley Luticia Simmons
Born 22 Nov 1898 in Marion County, MS (most likely)
Died between 1898 and 1899 [died as an infant] in Marion County, MS (most likely)
Daughter of Benjamin Franklin Simmons and Julia Josephine Entrekin. The cemetery is located on their homeplace.
The graves in the cemetery are marked with fire damaged wooded markers with no visible inscription. Please see the general information about the Frank Simmons Family Cemetery which is very interesting.
Sources:
Thomas Geather Entrekin Family Bible, family pages; Bible held by Rev. Norman Hilton Entrekin (now deceased, current whereabouts unknown), Purvis, MS, 1991. Rev. Entrekin's widow provided a transcription of the Bible pages but could not say which family member had taken the Bible after his death. The transcription had been done approximately 10 years before when the family was putting together their history.
Leonard L. Slade Sr., compiler, Lamar County Heritage (Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., 1978), 237: I spoke to Mr. Slade several times before he died in 2007 at age 83. Leonard has been a researcher since the late 1940s. He spoke with people that would have had first hand knowledge of the burials in this cemetery. He also found old cemetery surveys at the Lamar County Courthouse in the early 1970s which recorded the burials in this cemetery. Those surveys no longer exist per the courthouse.
1910 U.S. census, Lamar County, Mississippi, population schedule, Beat 1, enumeration district (ED) 86, sheet 3B, p. 12 [stamped], dwelling 54, family 54, Frank Simmons household; digital images, Ancestry (http://www.ancestry.com); citing National Archives and Records Administration microfilm T624, roll 747; Mother Julia stated she was the mother of 8 children with 6 children living.
Born 22 Nov 1898 in Marion County, MS (most likely)
Died between 1898 and 1899 [died as an infant] in Marion County, MS (most likely)
Daughter of Benjamin Franklin Simmons and Julia Josephine Entrekin. The cemetery is located on their homeplace.
The graves in the cemetery are marked with fire damaged wooded markers with no visible inscription. Please see the general information about the Frank Simmons Family Cemetery which is very interesting.
Sources:
Thomas Geather Entrekin Family Bible, family pages; Bible held by Rev. Norman Hilton Entrekin (now deceased, current whereabouts unknown), Purvis, MS, 1991. Rev. Entrekin's widow provided a transcription of the Bible pages but could not say which family member had taken the Bible after his death. The transcription had been done approximately 10 years before when the family was putting together their history.
Leonard L. Slade Sr., compiler, Lamar County Heritage (Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., 1978), 237: I spoke to Mr. Slade several times before he died in 2007 at age 83. Leonard has been a researcher since the late 1940s. He spoke with people that would have had first hand knowledge of the burials in this cemetery. He also found old cemetery surveys at the Lamar County Courthouse in the early 1970s which recorded the burials in this cemetery. Those surveys no longer exist per the courthouse.
1910 U.S. census, Lamar County, Mississippi, population schedule, Beat 1, enumeration district (ED) 86, sheet 3B, p. 12 [stamped], dwelling 54, family 54, Frank Simmons household; digital images, Ancestry (http://www.ancestry.com); citing National Archives and Records Administration microfilm T624, roll 747; Mother Julia stated she was the mother of 8 children with 6 children living.
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