ALEX T. PEYTON was the 2nd of 4 children born to Lena Pauline Jacobs and her 1st husband John Cheatham Peyton (1882-1958).
His father was a telephone lineman in Paducah, KY. His parents had divorced by 1920. His siblings were Howard, Nannie Mae, and George Edward.
His mother was in Houston, TX and married to her 2nd husband, Asa Lafayette Hays, by 1920. Alex had one half-brother from this marriage, Asa Leonard Hays.
By 1930, Alex was also in Houston, living with his mother and step-father Asa Hays. Alec was a carpenter and building contractor like his step-father.
Alex married Beulah Johns. Beulah was born abt. 1905 in Harville, Illinois. By 1940, they had 4 children: Ray Nell Burnice, Darwin Lee, James “Jimmie”, and Margaret “Margie” Ann.
Alex is buried next to his mother, step-father Asa Hays, brother George, and son Darwin Lee.
NOTE – an ERROR on Alex’s Death Certificate mistakenly states he was buried in Brookside Memorial Cemetery. His tombstone is here in Earthman Resthaven next to his mother
His father was a telephone lineman in Paducah, KY. His parents had divorced by 1920. His siblings were Howard, Nannie Mae, and George Edward.
His mother was in Houston, TX and married to her 2nd husband, Asa Lafayette Hays, by 1920. Alex had one half-brother from this marriage, Asa Leonard Hays.
By 1930, Alex was also in Houston, living with his mother and step-father Asa Hays. Alec was a carpenter and building contractor like his step-father.
Alex married Beulah Johns. Beulah was born abt. 1905 in Harville, Illinois. By 1940, they had 4 children: Ray Nell Burnice, Darwin Lee, James “Jimmie”, and Margaret “Margie” Ann.
Alex is buried next to his mother, step-father Asa Hays, brother George, and son Darwin Lee.
NOTE – an ERROR on Alex’s Death Certificate mistakenly states he was buried in Brookside Memorial Cemetery. His tombstone is here in Earthman Resthaven next to his mother
ALEX T. PEYTON was the 2nd of 4 children born to Lena Pauline Jacobs and her 1st husband John Cheatham Peyton (1882-1958).
His father was a telephone lineman in Paducah, KY. His parents had divorced by 1920. His siblings were Howard, Nannie Mae, and George Edward.
His mother was in Houston, TX and married to her 2nd husband, Asa Lafayette Hays, by 1920. Alex had one half-brother from this marriage, Asa Leonard Hays.
By 1930, Alex was also in Houston, living with his mother and step-father Asa Hays. Alec was a carpenter and building contractor like his step-father.
Alex married Beulah Johns. Beulah was born abt. 1905 in Harville, Illinois. By 1940, they had 4 children: Ray Nell Burnice, Darwin Lee, James “Jimmie”, and Margaret “Margie” Ann.
Alex is buried next to his mother, step-father Asa Hays, brother George, and son Darwin Lee.
NOTE – an ERROR on Alex’s Death Certificate mistakenly states he was buried in Brookside Memorial Cemetery. His tombstone is here in Earthman Resthaven next to his mother
His father was a telephone lineman in Paducah, KY. His parents had divorced by 1920. His siblings were Howard, Nannie Mae, and George Edward.
His mother was in Houston, TX and married to her 2nd husband, Asa Lafayette Hays, by 1920. Alex had one half-brother from this marriage, Asa Leonard Hays.
By 1930, Alex was also in Houston, living with his mother and step-father Asa Hays. Alec was a carpenter and building contractor like his step-father.
Alex married Beulah Johns. Beulah was born abt. 1905 in Harville, Illinois. By 1940, they had 4 children: Ray Nell Burnice, Darwin Lee, James “Jimmie”, and Margaret “Margie” Ann.
Alex is buried next to his mother, step-father Asa Hays, brother George, and son Darwin Lee.
NOTE – an ERROR on Alex’s Death Certificate mistakenly states he was buried in Brookside Memorial Cemetery. His tombstone is here in Earthman Resthaven next to his mother
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