ASHBURN --- Services for Evelyn Massey will be at 2 p.m. today in Rocky Mount Baptist Church with burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Massey, 73, died Sunday, March 28, 1999 of peritonitis and incarcerated hernia. The widow of Russell Dee Massey, she was a homemaker and member of Rocky Mount Baptist Church. Survivors include her children, Charlie Massey of Ashburn, Dee Wayne Massey of Fitzgerald, Gary Massey of Baconton and Judy Lacey of Ocala, Fla.; mother, Beatrice Overby of Ashburn; brothers and sisters, Charles Overby and Johnny Overby, both of Ashburn, Clarence Overby of Verbena, Ala., C.L. Overby of Norcross, Earl Overby of Pensacola, Fla., H.D. Overby of Winona, Mo., Izola Skipper of Macon and Helen Burdge of Juliette; eight grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Perry Funeral Home in Ashburn has charge of arrangements.
The Macon Telegraph
Addie's mother was Ila B. Kimbro Overby. She died at the age of 22 due to childbirth complications four days after she gave birth to Addie's infant brother Charles David. Her father, Charles Henry Overby, moved her and her two siblings: Homer Geneva Overby (1928-1933) and Charles David (1930-2007) to his sister's house Addie Velma Overby Young as evidence by 1930 Census. Then her father moved to be closer to his own father who was living in Amboy, Turner County, Georgia temporarily due to his own children's death in North Georgia. This is where Charles Henry met Beatrice. He married Beatrice, and she raised and adopted Evelyn as her own.
The Macon Telegraph
Addie's mother was Ila B. Kimbro Overby. She died at the age of 22 due to childbirth complications four days after she gave birth to Addie's infant brother Charles David. Her father, Charles Henry Overby, moved her and her two siblings: Homer Geneva Overby (1928-1933) and Charles David (1930-2007) to his sister's house Addie Velma Overby Young as evidence by 1930 Census. Then her father moved to be closer to his own father who was living in Amboy, Turner County, Georgia temporarily due to his own children's death in North Georgia. This is where Charles Henry met Beatrice. He married Beatrice, and she raised and adopted Evelyn as her own.
ASHBURN --- Services for Evelyn Massey will be at 2 p.m. today in Rocky Mount Baptist Church with burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Massey, 73, died Sunday, March 28, 1999 of peritonitis and incarcerated hernia. The widow of Russell Dee Massey, she was a homemaker and member of Rocky Mount Baptist Church. Survivors include her children, Charlie Massey of Ashburn, Dee Wayne Massey of Fitzgerald, Gary Massey of Baconton and Judy Lacey of Ocala, Fla.; mother, Beatrice Overby of Ashburn; brothers and sisters, Charles Overby and Johnny Overby, both of Ashburn, Clarence Overby of Verbena, Ala., C.L. Overby of Norcross, Earl Overby of Pensacola, Fla., H.D. Overby of Winona, Mo., Izola Skipper of Macon and Helen Burdge of Juliette; eight grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Perry Funeral Home in Ashburn has charge of arrangements.
The Macon Telegraph
Addie's mother was Ila B. Kimbro Overby. She died at the age of 22 due to childbirth complications four days after she gave birth to Addie's infant brother Charles David. Her father, Charles Henry Overby, moved her and her two siblings: Homer Geneva Overby (1928-1933) and Charles David (1930-2007) to his sister's house Addie Velma Overby Young as evidence by 1930 Census. Then her father moved to be closer to his own father who was living in Amboy, Turner County, Georgia temporarily due to his own children's death in North Georgia. This is where Charles Henry met Beatrice. He married Beatrice, and she raised and adopted Evelyn as her own.
The Macon Telegraph
Addie's mother was Ila B. Kimbro Overby. She died at the age of 22 due to childbirth complications four days after she gave birth to Addie's infant brother Charles David. Her father, Charles Henry Overby, moved her and her two siblings: Homer Geneva Overby (1928-1933) and Charles David (1930-2007) to his sister's house Addie Velma Overby Young as evidence by 1930 Census. Then her father moved to be closer to his own father who was living in Amboy, Turner County, Georgia temporarily due to his own children's death in North Georgia. This is where Charles Henry met Beatrice. He married Beatrice, and she raised and adopted Evelyn as her own.
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Beatrice Overby is the adopted mother who raised Evelyn Massey and her memorial #76598242
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