She was the daughter of Floyd McAdoo Bankston (1859-1928) and Frances (Fannie) Tennessee Bankston (1859-1934). They are buried in Woodlawn in Knoxville, TN.
Their graves are in Find a Grave. There is another Floyd McAdoo Bankston (1894-1927), whose grave is in Woodlawn, too. He was her brother.
Lena died tragically when she was two years old. She pulled a pot of boiling water over on herself and died of the burns--a matter of lasting grief to her family.(from F. Hamilton)
Their graves are in Find a Grave. There is another Floyd McAdoo Bankston (1894-1927), whose grave is in Woodlawn, too. He was her brother.
Lena died tragically when she was two years old. She pulled a pot of boiling water over on herself and died of the burns--a matter of lasting grief to her family.(from F. Hamilton)
She was the daughter of Floyd McAdoo Bankston (1859-1928) and Frances (Fannie) Tennessee Bankston (1859-1934). They are buried in Woodlawn in Knoxville, TN.
Their graves are in Find a Grave. There is another Floyd McAdoo Bankston (1894-1927), whose grave is in Woodlawn, too. He was her brother.
Lena died tragically when she was two years old. She pulled a pot of boiling water over on herself and died of the burns--a matter of lasting grief to her family.(from F. Hamilton)
Their graves are in Find a Grave. There is another Floyd McAdoo Bankston (1894-1927), whose grave is in Woodlawn, too. He was her brother.
Lena died tragically when she was two years old. She pulled a pot of boiling water over on herself and died of the burns--a matter of lasting grief to her family.(from F. Hamilton)
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