Her husband was H.G. Timberlake.∼Hettie was born to Minnie Moody- a black slave brought to Henderson County, Tennessee from New Orleans. Minnie Moody was a slave on Rev. John Parker's plantation near Parker's & Crossroads. Hettie and her six sisters were mulatto. At least three of Hettie's sisters left Lexington to go up North and pass for white and never returned to Tennessee. Hettie married Hance G. Timberlake. They had five children. Hettie died giving birth to her daughter Elizabeth Inez in 1925.
Her husband was H.G. Timberlake.∼Hettie was born to Minnie Moody- a black slave brought to Henderson County, Tennessee from New Orleans. Minnie Moody was a slave on Rev. John Parker's plantation near Parker's & Crossroads. Hettie and her six sisters were mulatto. At least three of Hettie's sisters left Lexington to go up North and pass for white and never returned to Tennessee. Hettie married Hance G. Timberlake. They had five children. Hettie died giving birth to her daughter Elizabeth Inez in 1925.
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“Wife of H.G. Timberlake. Prepare to meet me in heaven.”
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