He is Buried beside his Wife, Sarah "Sally" Ann Christian Cartwright.
They were Married January 12, 1894, in Booneville, Miss.

Their Children are:
#1> Renzy Lee Cartwright, Born: June 10, 1895;
#2> Mary Frances Cartwright, Born: February 1897;
#3> Charlie "Cap" Albert Cartwright, Born: January 02, 1902;
#4> Millard Thomas "Tom" Cartwright, Born: August 12, 1904;
#5> R. C. "Ike" Cartwright, Born: June 17, 1909;
#6> Bertha Cartwright, Born: June 25, 1899.


Thomas Lee Cartwright and Mary F. "Mollie" Johnston, who never Married had the following Children; prior to his Marriage to Sarah "Sallie" Christian on January 12, 1894.

#1> Thomas Jefferson Johnston, Born about nine years prior to the Birth of his Sister, Ella Johnston.

#2> Ella Johnston, Born October 28, 1888 and Died October 27, 1969.
She Married William Arthur Saylors on March 03, 1906.
They are both Buried at Smith Chapel Cemetery, Prentiss County, Miss.

The Surname of "Johnston" was later Spelled as "Johnson".

His Second Wife was Mattie E. Coleman.
They were Married February 20, 1915 in Prentiss County, MS.
She is Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Prentiss County, MS.

Thomas Lee Cartwright is the Son of James Thomas Asbury Cartwright, who is Buried at Hinds Chapel Cemetery, DeSoto County, Miss; and Sylvia Elizabeth "Sylvira" Moore Cartwright, who is Buried at Carolina Cemetery.

He is the Twin to Newton Columbus Cartwright.
He was also Buried at Carolina Cemetery.

His Paternal Grandmother is Mary Polly Cartwright.

His Maternal Grandparents are Jacob "Jake" Berry Moore, Sr, who is Buried at Richardson Cemetery, Tippah County, Miss; and Nancy Elizabeth James Moore, Buried at Windham Cemetery, Jumpertown, Prentiss County, Miss.


DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE:
#1> Records Show He Was Buried Without A Headstone.

#2> A Family Member, John Edward Cartwright, Years after his Death Made a Headstone for Him from a "Slab Of Concrete" and Hand Engraved It As It Stands Today.

#3> DOCUMENTED: Communication Received From Diane Lynch Stating: "I believe, from what my Mother, Sallie M Cartwright-Henry, told me...my Uncle, John Edward Cartwright, Made the Monument for our Great-Grandfather's Grave".

#4> A Complete And Thorough Search Of All The Tombstone Makers, In And Out Of The Area, Records Show "No Bought
Or Purchased" Headstone Was Ever Done For Him.