Son of Robert Allgood and Susie James.
He worked on pipelines when he was young.
He served in the Army during WWII as a prison guard at Camp Shelby, MS.

Obituary from Laurel Leader Call:
Esmarada Allgood, 71, Louin, died Monday, March 4, 1991 at Veterans Administration Hospital in Jackson.
The funeral service was at 10am today at Colonial Chapel in Bay Springs, with burial in Antioch Cemetery.
The Revs. Dale Manning, Martin Stewart and Kelly Isabell officiated.
He was a retired pipeline worker and a member of Antioch Full Gospel Pentecostal Church.
He is survived by his wife, Minnie Newcomb Allgood of Louin; a son, Joseph Allgood of Louin; three daughters, Linda Manning, Peggy Woodward and Marilyn Johnson, all of Louin; four brothers, C.L. Allgood of Biloxi, Stanford Allgood of Bay Springs and WJ Allgood and JB Allgood, both of Louin; a sister, Lavada Blackledge of Ellisville; seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Pall bearers were James Phillips, Tommy Davis, and Troy Stringer.
Colonial Chapel in Bay Springs was in charge of arrangements.

Son of Robert Allgood and Susie James.
He worked on pipelines when he was young.
He served in the Army during WWII as a prison guard at Camp Shelby, MS.

Obituary from Laurel Leader Call:
Esmarada Allgood, 71, Louin, died Monday, March 4, 1991 at Veterans Administration Hospital in Jackson.
The funeral service was at 10am today at Colonial Chapel in Bay Springs, with burial in Antioch Cemetery.
The Revs. Dale Manning, Martin Stewart and Kelly Isabell officiated.
He was a retired pipeline worker and a member of Antioch Full Gospel Pentecostal Church.
He is survived by his wife, Minnie Newcomb Allgood of Louin; a son, Joseph Allgood of Louin; three daughters, Linda Manning, Peggy Woodward and Marilyn Johnson, all of Louin; four brothers, C.L. Allgood of Biloxi, Stanford Allgood of Bay Springs and WJ Allgood and JB Allgood, both of Louin; a sister, Lavada Blackledge of Ellisville; seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Pall bearers were James Phillips, Tommy Davis, and Troy Stringer.
Colonial Chapel in Bay Springs was in charge of arrangements.