First child of Robert and Celina (Harp) Peek, was born Dec. 27, 1848, in Overton Co., Tenn.
Margaret Penina Peek was affectionately called "Aunt Pine" by all who knew her and is still referred to by that name. Aunt Pine no doubt received her schooling in Overton Co., Tenn., and likely some of it in Putnam Co. as well. She joined the Paron Methodist Church as a young lady.
In Nov. 1885, Penina married Robert Boles and moved o their home in Overton Co., which is about one-half mile west of Rickman, in the Zion Hill community.
Aunt Pina passed away in Oct. 1923. Burr Peek and Dow Phy made her casket. Wheeler Harp and Henry Pointer drove the horse-drawn hearst to Paron for the funeral in the church. Aunt Pine was laid to rest beside her husband.
Above taken from family history book "Descendants of Robert Peek 1802-1974" Gateway Press, Inc. 1975.
Margaret Penina Peek was affectionately called "Aunt Pine" by all who knew her and is still referred to by that name. Aunt Pine no doubt received her schooling in Overton Co., Tenn., and likely some of it in Putnam Co. as well. She joined the Paron Methodist Church as a young lady.
In Nov. 1885, Penina married Robert Boles and moved o their home in Overton Co., which is about one-half mile west of Rickman, in the Zion Hill community.
Aunt Pina passed away in Oct. 1923. Burr Peek and Dow Phy made her casket. Wheeler Harp and Henry Pointer drove the horse-drawn hearst to Paron for the funeral in the church. Aunt Pine was laid to rest beside her husband.
Above taken from family history book "Descendants of Robert Peek 1802-1974" Gateway Press, Inc. 1975.
First child of Robert and Celina (Harp) Peek, was born Dec. 27, 1848, in Overton Co., Tenn.
Margaret Penina Peek was affectionately called "Aunt Pine" by all who knew her and is still referred to by that name. Aunt Pine no doubt received her schooling in Overton Co., Tenn., and likely some of it in Putnam Co. as well. She joined the Paron Methodist Church as a young lady.
In Nov. 1885, Penina married Robert Boles and moved o their home in Overton Co., which is about one-half mile west of Rickman, in the Zion Hill community.
Aunt Pina passed away in Oct. 1923. Burr Peek and Dow Phy made her casket. Wheeler Harp and Henry Pointer drove the horse-drawn hearst to Paron for the funeral in the church. Aunt Pine was laid to rest beside her husband.
Above taken from family history book "Descendants of Robert Peek 1802-1974" Gateway Press, Inc. 1975.
Margaret Penina Peek was affectionately called "Aunt Pine" by all who knew her and is still referred to by that name. Aunt Pine no doubt received her schooling in Overton Co., Tenn., and likely some of it in Putnam Co. as well. She joined the Paron Methodist Church as a young lady.
In Nov. 1885, Penina married Robert Boles and moved o their home in Overton Co., which is about one-half mile west of Rickman, in the Zion Hill community.
Aunt Pina passed away in Oct. 1923. Burr Peek and Dow Phy made her casket. Wheeler Harp and Henry Pointer drove the horse-drawn hearst to Paron for the funeral in the church. Aunt Pine was laid to rest beside her husband.
Above taken from family history book "Descendants of Robert Peek 1802-1974" Gateway Press, Inc. 1975.
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