Matthews / Conner / Covey / Salts [Solt] Family History - Person Sheet
Matthews / Conner / Covey / Salts [Solt] Family History - Person Sheet
NameJames H. WILLIS1275, M
Birth Date9 Feb 1881
Birth PlaceSullivan County, Tennessee
Death Date13 Apr 1964 Age: 83
Death PlaceTennessee
Burial PlaceProvidence Presbyterian Cemetery, Limestone, Washington County, Tennessee
FatherJohn McKinley WILLIS , M
MotherMary E. STRICKLER , F
Spouses
Birth Date22 Sep 1893
Birth PlaceTennessee
Death Date2 Mar 1949217 Age: 55
Death PlaceTennessee
Burial Date4 Mar 1949
Burial PlaceProvidence Presbyterian Cemetery, Limestone, Washington County, Tennessee
FatherGeorge W. TESNEAR (SALTS BY BIRTH) , M (1868-1950)
MotherAddie BROWN , F (~1873-1909)
Marr Date11 Oct 1908
Marr PlaceWashington County, Tennessee
ChildrenOra May , F (1910-1991)
Anna Frances , F (~1914-2000)
Iva Lee , F (1916-2006)
John Wesley , M (1924-1924)
Max Ernest , M (1925-1993)
Notes for Bessie L. (Spouse 1)
1949, March 2 - Obituary: Mrs. James Willis, The Greenville Sun, Wednesday, p. 3
Mrs. James Wllis, aged 55 died this morning at four o’clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs Frances Nelson, at Bowmantown. The funeral will be held Friday at 2:00 from the Providence Presbyterian Church in Washington County, by the rev. R. A. Gourley and the Rev. Churchwell. Survivors are her husband, James Willis: three daughters, Mrs. Henry Nelson, Mrs. Sam Nelson and Mrs. Charley Grubbs, one son, Max Ernest Willis: one brother John Tesnear, and one sister, Mrs. Leary Tesnear. The body will be removed from Doughty-Stevens to the home in Bowmantown this afternoon at five o’clock.
Mrs. James Wllis, aged 55 died this morning at four o’clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs Frances Nelson, at Bowmantown. The funeral will be held Friday at 2:00 from the Providence Presbyterian Church in Washington County, by the rev. R. A. Gourley and the Rev. Churchwell. Survivors are her husband, James Willis: three daughters, Mrs. Henry Nelson, Mrs. Sam Nelson and Mrs. Charley Grubbs, one son, Max Ernest Willis: one brother John Tesnear, and one sister, Mrs. Leary Tesnear. The body will be removed from Doughty-Stevens to the home in Bowmantown this afternoon at five o’clock.