Celia was the daughter of William and Mary J. Chadwick from Gilmer County, Georgia, and some of her siblings were Mary, Linsey, Louisa, William F. and Lewis.
Celia had a daughter, Alma, before she married Andrew Seay and they had seven children: Ida who married Tom Rogers, Emma married Tom Triplett, Oma, Charles, Lizzie married Ted Magness, Harley married Pauline Morgan, and Lillie Mae died in an accident as a young child when her clothes caught fire from the fireplace while the family was preparing a meal.
Andrew got a job working in the sawmill in Fentress County, Tennessee, and moved his family there about 1916. Celia died the 21st of September 1917, and Andrew died the next day. A Mrs. Sharp kindly put the orphaned children on a train hauling lumber and sent them to their older sister, Ida, who was married to Tom Rogers and living in Delano, Tennessee.
Celia had a daughter, Alma, before she married Andrew Seay and they had seven children: Ida who married Tom Rogers, Emma married Tom Triplett, Oma, Charles, Lizzie married Ted Magness, Harley married Pauline Morgan, and Lillie Mae died in an accident as a young child when her clothes caught fire from the fireplace while the family was preparing a meal.
Andrew got a job working in the sawmill in Fentress County, Tennessee, and moved his family there about 1916. Celia died the 21st of September 1917, and Andrew died the next day. A Mrs. Sharp kindly put the orphaned children on a train hauling lumber and sent them to their older sister, Ida, who was married to Tom Rogers and living in Delano, Tennessee.
Celia was the daughter of William and Mary J. Chadwick from Gilmer County, Georgia, and some of her siblings were Mary, Linsey, Louisa, William F. and Lewis.
Celia had a daughter, Alma, before she married Andrew Seay and they had seven children: Ida who married Tom Rogers, Emma married Tom Triplett, Oma, Charles, Lizzie married Ted Magness, Harley married Pauline Morgan, and Lillie Mae died in an accident as a young child when her clothes caught fire from the fireplace while the family was preparing a meal.
Andrew got a job working in the sawmill in Fentress County, Tennessee, and moved his family there about 1916. Celia died the 21st of September 1917, and Andrew died the next day. A Mrs. Sharp kindly put the orphaned children on a train hauling lumber and sent them to their older sister, Ida, who was married to Tom Rogers and living in Delano, Tennessee.
Celia had a daughter, Alma, before she married Andrew Seay and they had seven children: Ida who married Tom Rogers, Emma married Tom Triplett, Oma, Charles, Lizzie married Ted Magness, Harley married Pauline Morgan, and Lillie Mae died in an accident as a young child when her clothes caught fire from the fireplace while the family was preparing a meal.
Andrew got a job working in the sawmill in Fentress County, Tennessee, and moved his family there about 1916. Celia died the 21st of September 1917, and Andrew died the next day. A Mrs. Sharp kindly put the orphaned children on a train hauling lumber and sent them to their older sister, Ida, who was married to Tom Rogers and living in Delano, Tennessee.
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