John Henry Bennett, Jr. was the third of four children, and only son, born to John Henry Bennett (1872-1962) and his wife Ada Eugenia Stearns (1887-1980). His paternal grandparents were Doctor Greene Bennett & his wife Amanda Johnson of York County, South Carolina; and his maternal grandparents were Dulin Benson Stearns and his wife Mary Jane Beachum, of Chalotte.
John Henry lived and died in Charlotte. He was valedictorian of the Central High School Class of 1928, and served in the army in World War Two. John Henry married Zula Elizabeth Lowder (1908-1997), and they had no children. The thing I remember most about him was his humor, he was always laughing and joking.
John Henry lived and died in Charlotte. He was valedictorian of the Central High School Class of 1928, and served in the army in World War Two. John Henry married Zula Elizabeth Lowder (1908-1997), and they had no children. The thing I remember most about him was his humor, he was always laughing and joking.
John Henry Bennett, Jr. was the third of four children, and only son, born to John Henry Bennett (1872-1962) and his wife Ada Eugenia Stearns (1887-1980). His paternal grandparents were Doctor Greene Bennett & his wife Amanda Johnson of York County, South Carolina; and his maternal grandparents were Dulin Benson Stearns and his wife Mary Jane Beachum, of Chalotte.
John Henry lived and died in Charlotte. He was valedictorian of the Central High School Class of 1928, and served in the army in World War Two. John Henry married Zula Elizabeth Lowder (1908-1997), and they had no children. The thing I remember most about him was his humor, he was always laughing and joking.
John Henry lived and died in Charlotte. He was valedictorian of the Central High School Class of 1928, and served in the army in World War Two. John Henry married Zula Elizabeth Lowder (1908-1997), and they had no children. The thing I remember most about him was his humor, he was always laughing and joking.
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