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Randall Lee Vining

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Randall Lee Vining

Birth
Raymond, Hinds County, Mississippi, USA
Death
4 Jun 1961 (aged 94)
Delhi, Richland Parish, Louisiana, USA
Burial
Forest, West Carroll Parish, Louisiana, USA Add to Map
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Randall was married twice. First he married Laura Ann Horton on 15 Mar 1889. They had seven children. After Laura Ann's death, he married Della Stewart on 4 Mar 1903. They had five children.
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West Carroll Gazette (Oak Grove, Louisiana) Thursday - 8 June 1961 Front Page
RANDALL VINING, PIONEER CITIZEN, SUCCUMBS AT 94
Funeral services were held Monday at 3 pm for Randall Lee Vining, 94, well-known pioneer resident of West Carroll Parish, who died in the Delhi clinic early Sunday morning. The Rev. Dan Green officiated at the rites which were conducted from the First Baptist Church in Oak Grove. Interment was in the old Forest Cemetery under the direction of Gay's Funeral Home.

Mr. Vining, Ward Three Justice of the Peace, was the oldest elected officer in Louisiana at the time of his death. He also had served two terms as Ward Three Police Juror, from 1924 to 1932. He was widely known as a hunter in his younger days and could tell fascinating tales of the hunt from is earlier experiences in the Northeast Delta section.

Mr. Vining is survived by his 2nd wife:
Mrs. Stella Vining of Forest
Five sons:
Thomas H. Vining of Monroe
Randall Gibson Vining of Sondheimer
G. W. Vining of Sondheimer
Mike Vining of Goodwill
Five daughters:
Mrs. Betty Lafferty of Forest
Mrs. Bessie Whitehead of Ackerman, Mississippi
Mrs. Nancy Hodges of Clayton, Oklahoma
Mrs. Addie Bonner of Eudora, Arkansas
Mrs. Rosie Prine of Holly Grove, Arkansas
His brother:
C. P. Vining of Oak Grove
Three sisters:
Mrs. Margaret Fortenberry of Morehead, Mississippi
Mrs. Mattie Downer of Morehead, Mississipppi
Mrs. Annie Craft of Jackson, Mississippi
Randall was married twice. First he married Laura Ann Horton on 15 Mar 1889. They had seven children. After Laura Ann's death, he married Della Stewart on 4 Mar 1903. They had five children.
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West Carroll Gazette (Oak Grove, Louisiana) Thursday - 8 June 1961 Front Page
RANDALL VINING, PIONEER CITIZEN, SUCCUMBS AT 94
Funeral services were held Monday at 3 pm for Randall Lee Vining, 94, well-known pioneer resident of West Carroll Parish, who died in the Delhi clinic early Sunday morning. The Rev. Dan Green officiated at the rites which were conducted from the First Baptist Church in Oak Grove. Interment was in the old Forest Cemetery under the direction of Gay's Funeral Home.

Mr. Vining, Ward Three Justice of the Peace, was the oldest elected officer in Louisiana at the time of his death. He also had served two terms as Ward Three Police Juror, from 1924 to 1932. He was widely known as a hunter in his younger days and could tell fascinating tales of the hunt from is earlier experiences in the Northeast Delta section.

Mr. Vining is survived by his 2nd wife:
Mrs. Stella Vining of Forest
Five sons:
Thomas H. Vining of Monroe
Randall Gibson Vining of Sondheimer
G. W. Vining of Sondheimer
Mike Vining of Goodwill
Five daughters:
Mrs. Betty Lafferty of Forest
Mrs. Bessie Whitehead of Ackerman, Mississippi
Mrs. Nancy Hodges of Clayton, Oklahoma
Mrs. Addie Bonner of Eudora, Arkansas
Mrs. Rosie Prine of Holly Grove, Arkansas
His brother:
C. P. Vining of Oak Grove
Three sisters:
Mrs. Margaret Fortenberry of Morehead, Mississippi
Mrs. Mattie Downer of Morehead, Mississipppi
Mrs. Annie Craft of Jackson, Mississippi

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Randall's name is spelled incorrectly on the headstone.

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