Walter was of medium build and had black hair. For a time he homesteaded with one of his brothers. He worked as a farmer and then went into the insurance business and established a real estate business.
After three years of marriage, Walter's first wife, Sarah Avaline Bennett died. He then was married to Della Mae Walker and, after her death, to Annie Haynes Moulton. He is buried between Avaline and Della. Annie is buried in Jasper, Missouri.
Information for this biography was taken from the book "A Journey Through Time with the Owensby Family of North Carolina, Tennessee and the Midwest" by Emma Sue Owensby Davenport.
Walter was of medium build and had black hair. For a time he homesteaded with one of his brothers. He worked as a farmer and then went into the insurance business and established a real estate business.
After three years of marriage, Walter's first wife, Sarah Avaline Bennett died. He then was married to Della Mae Walker and, after her death, to Annie Haynes Moulton. He is buried between Avaline and Della. Annie is buried in Jasper, Missouri.
Information for this biography was taken from the book "A Journey Through Time with the Owensby Family of North Carolina, Tennessee and the Midwest" by Emma Sue Owensby Davenport.
Family Members
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Jonathan Bonaparte "John" Owensby
1861–1938
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Henry Lorenzo Owensby
1870–1929
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Mary E Owensby Shumate
1871–1956
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Wesley Amos Owensby
1873–1948
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Carrie Angeline Owensby Rea
1879–1947
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Stella Mae Owensby Henson
1881–1970
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Dr Oscar Monroe Owensby
1883–1956
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Arthur Dow Owensby
1885–1944
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Jesse Allison Owensby
1887–1974
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Lenora Tennison Bretch
1887–1963
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Nola Joyce Owensby Hudgens
1889–1981
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