Mo Death Certif# 24451
D/C informant W W Buckner
Charles was believed to be 75 years of age
He was the third Husband of Madame C. J. Walker founder of Hair products. This info from contributor Jeannette Rook
Two days before Christmas, Sarah celebrated her thirty-eight birthday with C.J. Soon after the new year, on January 4, 1906 Reverend William Dyett, Shorter’s pastor, performed a quite marriage ceremony for them in the parlor of Sarah’s friends Delilah and B.F. Givens. The Givens, who lived in the 2200 block of Arapahoe, had been among the striving working-class African Americans.
On Her Own Ground by A'Lelia Bundle Page: 84
D/C informant W W Buckner
Charles was believed to be 75 years of age
He was the third Husband of Madame C. J. Walker founder of Hair products. This info from contributor Jeannette Rook
Two days before Christmas, Sarah celebrated her thirty-eight birthday with C.J. Soon after the new year, on January 4, 1906 Reverend William Dyett, Shorter’s pastor, performed a quite marriage ceremony for them in the parlor of Sarah’s friends Delilah and B.F. Givens. The Givens, who lived in the 2200 block of Arapahoe, had been among the striving working-class African Americans.
On Her Own Ground by A'Lelia Bundle Page: 84
Mo Death Certif# 24451
D/C informant W W Buckner
Charles was believed to be 75 years of age
He was the third Husband of Madame C. J. Walker founder of Hair products. This info from contributor Jeannette Rook
Two days before Christmas, Sarah celebrated her thirty-eight birthday with C.J. Soon after the new year, on January 4, 1906 Reverend William Dyett, Shorter’s pastor, performed a quite marriage ceremony for them in the parlor of Sarah’s friends Delilah and B.F. Givens. The Givens, who lived in the 2200 block of Arapahoe, had been among the striving working-class African Americans.
On Her Own Ground by A'Lelia Bundle Page: 84
D/C informant W W Buckner
Charles was believed to be 75 years of age
He was the third Husband of Madame C. J. Walker founder of Hair products. This info from contributor Jeannette Rook
Two days before Christmas, Sarah celebrated her thirty-eight birthday with C.J. Soon after the new year, on January 4, 1906 Reverend William Dyett, Shorter’s pastor, performed a quite marriage ceremony for them in the parlor of Sarah’s friends Delilah and B.F. Givens. The Givens, who lived in the 2200 block of Arapahoe, had been among the striving working-class African Americans.
On Her Own Ground by A'Lelia Bundle Page: 84
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