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James Winecup Bennett

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James Winecup Bennett

Birth
Springfield, Livingston Parish, Louisiana, USA
Death
13 Dec 1913 (aged 67)
East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, USA
Burial
Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, USA Add to Map
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James Winecup Bennett was a farmer and a logger. He was short of stature and he always wore a beard. He was a strict disciplinarian yet kind of heart. In 1888, he and his family lived in Slaughter, Louisiana. He worked as a logger across the Mississippi River and came home only on weekends. They also lived in East Baton Rouge Parish. The 1900 census for Livingston Parish shows him living there, a farmer with his wife and eight children. James Winecup was another of the Bennett family to suffer the effects of skin cancer. [From the book, "Descendants of Thomas Turner Bennett" by The Thomas Turner Bennett Association]
James Winecup Bennett was a farmer and a logger. He was short of stature and he always wore a beard. He was a strict disciplinarian yet kind of heart. In 1888, he and his family lived in Slaughter, Louisiana. He worked as a logger across the Mississippi River and came home only on weekends. They also lived in East Baton Rouge Parish. The 1900 census for Livingston Parish shows him living there, a farmer with his wife and eight children. James Winecup was another of the Bennett family to suffer the effects of skin cancer. [From the book, "Descendants of Thomas Turner Bennett" by The Thomas Turner Bennett Association]

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