Bessie Mae Freeman Mackesey was the daughter of Barteamus T. Freeman and Aretta Dulcy Bullock. She had 5 siblings: Thomas Graham Freeman, Nannie M. Freeman, Mamie Freeman, Alma R. Freeman and John B. Freeman.
On December 18, 1908, Bessie Mae Freeman married Vernon Clay Mackesey in Mecklenburg County, Virginia.
They had 4 children: Lloyd Mackesey, Roy Clay Mackesey, Zelma Mae Mackesey and an unnamed female infant.
Bessie Mae Mackesey died in childbirth. The fourth child I listed died shortly after birth or may have even been stillborn.
Bessie Mae's fourth child was either buried with her or near her in the family square.
On December 18, 1908, Bessie Mae Freeman married Vernon Clay Mackesey in Mecklenburg County, Virginia.
They had 4 children: Lloyd Mackesey, Roy Clay Mackesey, Zelma Mae Mackesey and an unnamed female infant.
Bessie Mae Mackesey died in childbirth. The fourth child I listed died shortly after birth or may have even been stillborn.
Bessie Mae's fourth child was either buried with her or near her in the family square.
Bessie Mae Freeman Mackesey was the daughter of Barteamus T. Freeman and Aretta Dulcy Bullock. She had 5 siblings: Thomas Graham Freeman, Nannie M. Freeman, Mamie Freeman, Alma R. Freeman and John B. Freeman.
On December 18, 1908, Bessie Mae Freeman married Vernon Clay Mackesey in Mecklenburg County, Virginia.
They had 4 children: Lloyd Mackesey, Roy Clay Mackesey, Zelma Mae Mackesey and an unnamed female infant.
Bessie Mae Mackesey died in childbirth. The fourth child I listed died shortly after birth or may have even been stillborn.
Bessie Mae's fourth child was either buried with her or near her in the family square.
On December 18, 1908, Bessie Mae Freeman married Vernon Clay Mackesey in Mecklenburg County, Virginia.
They had 4 children: Lloyd Mackesey, Roy Clay Mackesey, Zelma Mae Mackesey and an unnamed female infant.
Bessie Mae Mackesey died in childbirth. The fourth child I listed died shortly after birth or may have even been stillborn.
Bessie Mae's fourth child was either buried with her or near her in the family square.
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