--Son of Robert Byrum and wife Sarah Brown.
--Occupation: Farmer in 1900 and 1910. He was a textile worker in 1920. He was a Farmer again in 1930.
--He married Lula Benton on Dec. 23, 1886. They lived in Union County through 1900 and had moved to Mecklenburg County by 1910. The couple had 9 children, one of whom died before 1900. The surviving 8 children: Fulton Walton, Jessie Nerenzie, twins Dora M. & Ola Isabelle, Oretha, Roy Kesler, Maggie, and Henry Byrum.
--Cause of death: cerebral hemorrhage.
--Occupation: Farmer in 1900 and 1910. He was a textile worker in 1920. He was a Farmer again in 1930.
--He married Lula Benton on Dec. 23, 1886. They lived in Union County through 1900 and had moved to Mecklenburg County by 1910. The couple had 9 children, one of whom died before 1900. The surviving 8 children: Fulton Walton, Jessie Nerenzie, twins Dora M. & Ola Isabelle, Oretha, Roy Kesler, Maggie, and Henry Byrum.
--Cause of death: cerebral hemorrhage.
--Son of Robert Byrum and wife Sarah Brown.
--Occupation: Farmer in 1900 and 1910. He was a textile worker in 1920. He was a Farmer again in 1930.
--He married Lula Benton on Dec. 23, 1886. They lived in Union County through 1900 and had moved to Mecklenburg County by 1910. The couple had 9 children, one of whom died before 1900. The surviving 8 children: Fulton Walton, Jessie Nerenzie, twins Dora M. & Ola Isabelle, Oretha, Roy Kesler, Maggie, and Henry Byrum.
--Cause of death: cerebral hemorrhage.
--Occupation: Farmer in 1900 and 1910. He was a textile worker in 1920. He was a Farmer again in 1930.
--He married Lula Benton on Dec. 23, 1886. They lived in Union County through 1900 and had moved to Mecklenburg County by 1910. The couple had 9 children, one of whom died before 1900. The surviving 8 children: Fulton Walton, Jessie Nerenzie, twins Dora M. & Ola Isabelle, Oretha, Roy Kesler, Maggie, and Henry Byrum.
--Cause of death: cerebral hemorrhage.
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