He was a well-known farmer in St. Helena Parish, LA, and long-term St. Helena Parish Sheriff in Greensburg. He lived the last 20 years of his life in Kentwood, LA. His obituary appeared in the McComb MS Enterprise Journal on Jan. 26, 1945, because his son Thomas Walter lived in McComb with his own family. The broken fragments of his tombstone lie at the foot of his infant son's grave in Day's United Methodist Church Cemetery near Liverpool LA (see image). He was a farmer primarily but also Sheriff of St. Helena Parish, LA (in Greensburg) for many years. His first wife Fannie was a young widow with an infant, Oscar Webb, when they married and C. J. adopted Fannie's young child and raised him with his own growing family.
Two conflicting marriage records exist for Charles Joseph Yarborough and his second wife Julia Breeden. One indicates they wed on 15 Nov. 1898 in Washington Parish, LA and the other says the marriage occurred 29 Sept 1900 in St. Helena Parish, LA. In the first she is called "Julia Breadin" and in the second "Mrs. Julia Wright."
It appears that the couple married twice. Julia married her first husband, Wright, before 1898. She married C. J Yarborough under her maiden name. Her first marriage may have not been properly annulled, so a divorce was obtained before the second marriage, in which she is called "Mrs. Julia Wright."
Charles appears to have been buried in Day's Methodist Church graveyard in Liverpool next to his first wife Fannie Willie Warren but he has a later-made memorial stone in Woodland Cemetery in Kentwood (see image) which misspells his last name (see image). His second wife Julia Breeden is buried near this newer stone in Woodland Cemetery.
(Note: C. J.'s birthdate may be 18 Feb.)
He was a well-known farmer in St. Helena Parish, LA, and long-term St. Helena Parish Sheriff in Greensburg. He lived the last 20 years of his life in Kentwood, LA. His obituary appeared in the McComb MS Enterprise Journal on Jan. 26, 1945, because his son Thomas Walter lived in McComb with his own family. The broken fragments of his tombstone lie at the foot of his infant son's grave in Day's United Methodist Church Cemetery near Liverpool LA (see image). He was a farmer primarily but also Sheriff of St. Helena Parish, LA (in Greensburg) for many years. His first wife Fannie was a young widow with an infant, Oscar Webb, when they married and C. J. adopted Fannie's young child and raised him with his own growing family.
Two conflicting marriage records exist for Charles Joseph Yarborough and his second wife Julia Breeden. One indicates they wed on 15 Nov. 1898 in Washington Parish, LA and the other says the marriage occurred 29 Sept 1900 in St. Helena Parish, LA. In the first she is called "Julia Breadin" and in the second "Mrs. Julia Wright."
It appears that the couple married twice. Julia married her first husband, Wright, before 1898. She married C. J Yarborough under her maiden name. Her first marriage may have not been properly annulled, so a divorce was obtained before the second marriage, in which she is called "Mrs. Julia Wright."
Charles appears to have been buried in Day's Methodist Church graveyard in Liverpool next to his first wife Fannie Willie Warren but he has a later-made memorial stone in Woodland Cemetery in Kentwood (see image) which misspells his last name (see image). His second wife Julia Breeden is buried near this newer stone in Woodland Cemetery.
(Note: C. J.'s birthdate may be 18 Feb.)
Family Members
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Zula Yarborough
1879–1890
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John Edgar Yarborough
1881–1962
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Lemuel Lewis "Lewie or Lem" Yarborough
1883–1970
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Lena Wilmuth Yarborough Travis
1885–1938
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Thomas Walter Yarborough
1887–1953
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Nancy Jane "Nannie" Yarborough Bates
1890–1915
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Lanis Yarborough Sr
1892–1966
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Charley Joe Yarborough
1894–1895
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Nathan Roberts Yarbrough
1894–1975
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Gladis Yarborough
1900–1902
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N. Adrian Yarborough
1901–1978
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Myrtle Eugenia "Myrtie" Yarborough Powell
1904–1988
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Madie J. Yarborough
1905–1905
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Oscar James Yarbrough
1906–1990
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Virgie Yarborough Day
1909–1993
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Pleasant Yarborough
1916–1916
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