Wife of David Samuel Mims
Miss Mary Ellen Stewart, a daughter of Dougal Stewart married David Samuel Mims September 15, 1868. Mrs. Mims was born in Alabama, and reared and educated in Webster Parish, and has bore her husband eight children: Lela May (a graduate of the Minden Female Seminary and is now in her second year in the Nashville College, Tenn.), David S., Edna Belle, Mary, Samuel, Grace and Burnice. Mr. and Mrs. Mims are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and he belongs to the Farmers' Union and the Masonic fraternity.
contributed by: Owen Saling
Miss Mary Ellen Stewart, a daughter of Dougal Stewart married David Samuel Mims September 15, 1868. Mrs. Mims was born in Alabama, and reared and educated in Webster Parish, and has bore her husband eight children: Lela May (a graduate of the Minden Female Seminary and is now in her second year in the Nashville College, Tenn.), David S., Edna Belle, Mary, Samuel, Grace and Burnice. Mr. and Mrs. Mims are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and he belongs to the Farmers' Union and the Masonic fraternity.
contributed by: Owen Saling
Wife of David Samuel Mims
Miss Mary Ellen Stewart, a daughter of Dougal Stewart married David Samuel Mims September 15, 1868. Mrs. Mims was born in Alabama, and reared and educated in Webster Parish, and has bore her husband eight children: Lela May (a graduate of the Minden Female Seminary and is now in her second year in the Nashville College, Tenn.), David S., Edna Belle, Mary, Samuel, Grace and Burnice. Mr. and Mrs. Mims are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and he belongs to the Farmers' Union and the Masonic fraternity.
contributed by: Owen Saling
Miss Mary Ellen Stewart, a daughter of Dougal Stewart married David Samuel Mims September 15, 1868. Mrs. Mims was born in Alabama, and reared and educated in Webster Parish, and has bore her husband eight children: Lela May (a graduate of the Minden Female Seminary and is now in her second year in the Nashville College, Tenn.), David S., Edna Belle, Mary, Samuel, Grace and Burnice. Mr. and Mrs. Mims are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and he belongs to the Farmers' Union and the Masonic fraternity.
contributed by: Owen Saling
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