Descendants of Group 5 Zimmermans / Carpenters

Notes

4876. Frances Elizabeth Carpenter

Winona Hughes called 3/29/1999 with information on Joseph C.Carpenter's daughter.  Her name was Frances Elizabeth Carpenter andshe married J.O. "Shoat" Pinion.  She died of consumption in probablythe 1960s. They lived in West Armuchee.  Two of her sons were Randall and Wilson Pinion. Wilson's telephone number is 397-2363.   His mailing address is:
John Wilson Pinion
Box 2591 West Armuchee Rd
LaFayette, GA 30728

Frances Elizabeth Pinion was buried in the Pleasant Hill MethodistChurch Cemetery.

E-MAIL:
From: Chris Coulter
Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2014 4:45 PM
To: jrcrin001@cox.net ; bobbylc@verizon.net
Subject: Carpenter Family Website
John/Bob,
I came across your Group 5 website while doing research and wanted to tell you how helpful it was as I have had trouble finding anything further back than my 2nd great grandfather Joseph C. Carpenter. Was happy to also find myself in the tree
9664 M i Christopher Lee Coulter-13144.
I did have a couple of questions I was hoping you could help with
1.For Francis Elizabeth Carpenter there is a note: 5387 "Winona Hughes called 3/29/1999 with information on Joseph C.Carpenter's daughter". Would either of you know how to get in contact with Winona? My dad said he had heard of people calling my great grandfather Shoat, but had never seen it written anywhere and we wanted to see what other information Winona might have and if she was a cousin.
2. Wanted to correct one fact on "John O. "Shoat" Pinion-13240 He died 1 on 6 Jun 1984 in Chattanooga, Hamilton, TN." He actually died in 1980. Your note says the information came from Gypsy V. Pinion, which is my great great aunt, and I'm sure it was just a typo as it is 100% 1980 as documented on his death certificate and on his grave.
3. I have a lot of dates and other information on everyone in the family from Francis on down and would be happy to provide that information if you are interested.
4. I would also be interested in any photos of members of group 5 if you know who would be a good resource for that.
Look forward to hearing from you,
Chris Coulter
Suwanee, GA
404-788-8943

John O."Shoat" Pinion

John O. Pinion and his wife Frances E. Carpenter are both buried inthe Pleasant Hill Methodist Cemetery in Walker County, Georgia.

2. Wanted to correct one fact on "John O. "Shoat" Pinion-13240 He died 1 on 6 Jun 1984 in Chattanooga, Hamilton, TN." He actually died in 1980. Your note says the information came from Gypsy V. Pinion, which is my great great aunt, and I'm sure it was just a typo as it is 100% 1980 as documented on his death certificate and on his grave.
Chris Coulter
Suwanee, GA
404-788-8943

4877. Artie Edgar Carpenter

Uncle Artie initially lived on the Carpenter Farm.  He then moved to just North of the Cordle farm and then he moved across the mountain to a valley near Trion, Georgia, which was about 20 miles away.

Uncle Artie and Aunt Vergie were both buried in West Hill Cemetery at Trion, Georgia.

Death Certificate No. 018516, Artie E. Carpenter died on 6 July 1970in Chattooga County at the age of 69 years.  His residence was Chattooga County, Georgia.

Vergie Gustava Brown

Vergie died 8 August 1977, (County of Death: Floyd, County ofResidence: Chattooga, Death Certificate No. 027754) her son Vernon was appointed Administrator of her estate in Walker County, Docket No.6,224.0 on 6 September 1977.

7274. Mary Ovell Carpenter

Mary Ovell Carpenter, daughter of Artie & Vergie died on 26 Dec 1989in chattooga Co., GA. Death Certificate No. 049405.

7275. Ruby Lee Carpenter

Marcel Tant and Ruby Lee Carpenter were married in Rome, Georgia.Vernon said that they were married in his Aunt's house in Rome.  Hedid not know when they got married.  However, since she was born in1930 we both thought it may have been about 1950.

4879. John Millard Carpenter

Uncle Millard and Aunt Eunice also lived on the Carpenter Farm--theylived down Haywood Valley road.  They had two sons, John and Huston.Aunt Eunice bought me a Yellow T-Shirt with airplanes on it from acatalog when I was about 5-6 years old.  I also saw her when I wentback to Georgia in 1992.

Death Certificate No. 029860, date of death was 24 September 1972, hewas 68 years old.  The death county and residence were both listed as Floyd County, Georgia.

John Millard Carpenter's U.S. Tax Return dated January 8, 1975 reads:
Domicile at time of Death: Calhoun, GA
Year Domicile established: 1947
Cause of Death: Enyocardial Infarction
Real Estate: 194.5 acres Floyd County, GA
Location of Land: Portions of Lot 92, all of Lot 93, 94, and 108 inthe 24th District and 3rd Section of Floyd Co., GA  Consisting of 150acres more or less. Property is bordered by the Oostaunuala River,Johns Creek and Lovejoy Creek. Also 44.5 acres in Land Lot 93 andpossibly 92 bordered by Lovejoy Creek, on the East and the Old LesterSeed Farm Road, on the West.
Appraiser's Fair Market Value: $93,300.00

Rome News - Tribune, Monday, Sept 25, 1972  Deaths - Funerals
John M. Carpenter, 68, of the Rosedale Community, died Sunday (24September 1972) night in a Rome hospital following an attack sufferedat his home on Saturday.
Mr. Carpenter was born in Chattooga county on May 13, 1904, son of thelate Noah and Minnie Donald Carpenter.  He received his education inthe public schools of Chattooga County and had been a resident ofFloyd County since 1947.  He attended the Mount Vernon Baptist Churchand was married on December 9, 1928, to the former Eunice Dawson, whosurvives.
Survivers also include two sons, Huston Carpenter of Rosedale and JohnCarpenter of Rte. 9 Rome; two brothers, Boland Carpenter and G.B.Carpenter, both of Summerville Rte. 4; one grandson, one granddaughterand a number of nieces and nephews.
Funeral Services will be conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the chapel ofthe Stevens-Davenport Funeral Home with the Revs. Edward Holsombackand Grady McAfee officiating.  Interment will be in the family lot ofthe East View Cemetery.
The body will lie in state at the Stevens-Davenport Funeral Home wherethe family will receive friends today from 7 to 9 p.m.  At other hoursthey will be at the residence on the Carpenter Road in the RosedaleCommunity.
Pallbearers include R.L. Holcomb, R.L. Mathis, Buster Reece, HiramCronan, Emmett Barnett, Fred Davis, Ronnie Mathis and Alvis Bridges.

Uncle Millard and Aunt Eunice are both buried in East View Cemetery atRome, Georgia.  The location of their grave site is H481, this wasprovided by the Sextant.

Eunice Dawson

Death Location: Calhoun,Gordon Co., GA

Eunice Dawson Carpenter died on 3 January 1997, the obituary read:"Mrs. Eunice Carpenter, 89, of Carpenter Road, Rosedale, died Fridayat a Calhoun health care center.  Mrs. Carpenter was born in ChattoogaCounty, June 12 1907, daughter of the late Andrew Wesley Dawson andSusie Johnson Dawson.  She was a homemaker and of the Baptist faith.She was married December 9, 1928 to John Millard Carpenter whopreceded her in death September 24, 1972.  Survivors include: twosons, John Carpenter and Huston Carpenter, both of Rome; four sisters,Gladys Jones, Sue Williams and Sarah Hicks, all of Rome and NellCantrell of California; a brother, A.W. Dawson, Rome; twograndchildren; four great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews.Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at East View Cemetery withthe Rev. Paul Willis and the Rev. Howell Smith officiating.

4880. Noah Boland Carpenter

Uncle Boland lived on a farm close to Gore.  His neighbor was our mailcarrier, Mr. Ballenger. Uncle Boland had a son named Weymon.   Iremember going to their house on the 4th of July a few times.  Theyalways had plenty of Coca Cola's to go around.  They were usually in atub of ice on the back porch.

Benny told me that Uncle boland farmed the bottom land on HaywoodValley Road in about 1948/49 and wanted Benny and i to come live withhim and help him farm, which was shortly after Mom died.

Uncle Boland and Aunt Lois were both buried in the SummervilleCemetery in Summerville, Georgia.

Death Certificate No. 006002, date of death 17 February 1978.  He was70 years old and died in Floyd County.  Residence was in ChattoogaCounty, Georgia.

Lane Funeral Home, J.D. Hill Chapel Information (have copy, received10 June 1998)
Place of Death:  Redmond Park Hospital, Rome, GA
Noah Boland Carpenter, DOD 17 February 1978, 6:15am
DOB 15 December 1907
Date of Funeral 19 February 1978 at 2:00pm
Occupation: Farmer
Attending Physician:  Dr. Gene Davidson

Lois Elifair Dawson

Lois Dawson and Eunice Dawson were sisters.  Their other sister wasmarried to Woodrow Hix.

Member of Bethel Methodist Church

Funeral & Burial:  6 September 1982 at 2:00pm

7280. Weymon Thomas Carpenter

July 30, 1997  -  had about a 45min conversation with tommy on thetelephone today.  His current address is: Thomas Carpenter
Route 4, Box 52
Summerville, GA  30747

Sometime towards the end of the year his address will change to Gore &Subligna Road, Box 2721.

He said that Uncle John Carpenter from La grange, South Georgia usedto come to visit us almost every 4th of July and also at christmastime, he took vacation from the factory at these times.   Tommy saidthat his mother used to wash and iron his shirt while he wore one ofhis Dad's shirts, after it was ironed he would then come to Sublignato see Grandma & Grandpa Carpenter.   Tommy said that Uncle John diedsometime in 1972.  He has a grandson named Don Carpenter, he will gethis address for me.

Nellie called and told me that Thomas was found dead on Saturday 6November 1999.  Vernon called and said that they found him just insidethe gate in a short sleeve shirt, which would indicate that he mayhave died on the afternoon of 5 November 1999.

Chattanooga Times - Obituary - Monday, November 8, 1999, page B5
Summerville - Thomas Carpenter died Saturday, Nov. 6, 1999, at hishome.  He was 60.  Mr. Carpenter was a native of Chattooga County,Ga., and an employee of Crown Craft of Calhoun, Ga.  He was a cattlefarmer and a member of Bethel United Methodist Church.  Mr. Carpenterwas preceded in death by his parents, Bowling (Boland) and Lois DawsonCarpenter.  The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Mason FuneralHome in Summerville, Ga., with the Rev. Bill Reeves officiating.Burial will be in Summerville Cemetery.  Visitation will be today form7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.

Comments from Weymon Thomas Carpenter's calendar:
16 July 1982 - Mother to Redmond Park with a stroke, Birdie spent thenight
17 July 1982 - Velma stayed with mother
18 July 1982 - Me and James Dawson stayed with mother all night
19 July 1982 - Birdie stayed with mother all night
20 July 1982 - Velma stayed with mother all night
21 July 1982 - Birdie stayed with mother
22 July 1982 - Velma stayed with mother
23 July 1982 - Birdie stayed all day & night with mother
24 July 1982 - Leil Woods stayed with mother
25 July 1982 - Velma stayed all night
26 July 1982 - Birdie stayed all night at hospital
27 July 1982 - Velma stayed all night at hospital
28 July 1982 - Birdie stayed all night at hospital
29 July 1982 - Velma stayed with mother
30 July 1982 - Moved mother to Springwood Rest Home, I spent the daywith her.
1 August 1982 - Mother stayed by herself at rest home.
1-8 Aug 1982 - Mother stayed by herself ar rest home.
9 Aug 1982 - Birdie stayed all night
10-12 Aug 1982 - Stayed by herself, paid resthome $232.00 July 5 days,nobody came.
13 Aug 1982 - Buck & Velma stayed
14 Aug 1982 - Birdie came, me and Velma went down this night forawhile, I spent the day, 2 trips today to Resthome.
15-26 Aug 1982 - Stayed by herself, numerous visitors
27 Aug 1982 - I stayed most of the day went back and stayed tilmidnight, Birdie stayed from 12 to 6
28 Aug 1982 - Velma & Buck came, Velma spent the day, Birdie came atmidnight
29-31 Aug 1982 - Stayed by herself, Buck & Velma visited on 30 Aug.
1-3 Sep 1982 - Stayed by herself
4 Sep 1982 - Called me at 5a.m. I got down there she knew me.  Diedabout 6:30a.m.  Doc & birdie, Buck & Velma to house & stayed with me.
5 Sep 1982 - Mother lay in state at funeral home.
6 Sep 1982 - Buried Mother at 2 p.m., Al Busby preached funeral,Rebecca Simpson came

While visiting Georgia (May 1999) and attending the auction for theWaymon Thomas Carpenter estate sale Jerry Burton told me the followingstory.  (It was confirmed by Wesley Dawson, a cousin on his mother'sside)  ... About three months before Thomas Carpenter died, in lateAugust, Thomas was mowing hay and had a problem with the mower.  Hegot off the tractor and went towards the house and saw his fahtersitting on the seat of another tractor near the house.  His fathermotioned for him to come and said, "Come here boy" and he also said,"you need to get someone to help you and you also need to see adoctor." Wesley said that Thomas immediatley came down to his houseand he was quite afraid.  He was shaking and repeated the above storyto him.

4881. George Benson "GB" Carpenter

The Chattooga County Historical Society Quarterly, Volume Eight,Number One, Spring 1995 has articles and pictures of the SublignaClass of 1922-23, the text portion lists Benson Carpenter, MillardCarpenter and Boland Carpenter.  On the very back page is a pictureshowing the 1922-23 class, to the far right in back stands Millard,Benson and Boland, The caption for this picture reads: From theCollection of Mrs. Ava Wheeler Wells.

Sources:  1) Certificate of Marriage 13 December 1933.  2) DeathNotice--The Summerville News, Thursday 20 November 1980.  Passed awayon 16 November 1980, at 4:14pm. 3) Family Records, 4) CemeteryHeadstone Photo's.

Benny showed me Dad's Bible when we were there for the reunion on 25July 1999, along with Mother's Bible.  Dad's Bible had the followinghand written information, each entry was followed by "Mother" or"Clara Mother".

"George Benson Carpenter was born on 21 September 1909; Clara LeeStorey was born on 18 January 1910; James Benson Carpenter was born on7 June 1934; Bobbie Lee Carpenter was born on 16 May 1938; Janie SueCarpenter was born on 8 July 1940; Mary Frances Carpenter was born on1 July 1941; Nellie Ruth Carpenter was born on 25 July 1942."

"Janie Sue Carpenter, died November 19, 1943.
A precious one from us is gone, a voice we loved is still.
A place made vacant in our home can never more be filled.
Our hearts are sad and lonely but it won't be long darling.
Janie until we will be together again where there will be no moresuffering and sad partings.
Her Mother

Sleep on, beloved! sleep, and take thy rest;
Lay down thy head upon thy Saviour's breast.
We love thee well, but Jesus loves the best.
Good Night.   Mother"

"Mary Frances Carpenter, died 23 August 1941.   Her life on earth wasshort, but her little soul is safe in the arms of Jesus, where shewill never suffer no more.  Oh how we miss you little darling, no bodyknows but we know that some day we can see you again.   Clara Mother"

The Bible was dated 1941, and on the back page was this recipe forBaby's milk.  "Baby's Milk by Clara"   Carnation Milk  2 oz, Boiledwater  6 oz, Teaspoon full Karo Syrup."

Death Certificate, Georgia State File Number 036312  Death County:Chattooga, Residence County: Chattooga.  (Received March 17, 1997)
George Benson Carpenter  Born:  Sept. 21, 1909   Died: Nov. 16, 1980
Summerville, Ga.  Chattooga Co. Hospital  (Inpatient)    
Father:  Noah Carpenter, Mother: Minnie Donald  Address:  Route # 4,Box 246, Summerville, GA  30747
Burial:  19 November 1980, Fisher Chapel Cemetery   Erwin-PetittFuneral Home
Route #2, Box 76A, Summerville, Ga  30747
Immediate Cause:  not listed      H.A. Goodwin, MD

Funeral Booklet:  In Memory of George Benson Carpenter
Born: September 21, 1909,    Died: November 16, 1980    Age: 71 Years,2 Months
Services: Held at Subligna Baptist Church @ 2:00pm
Buried: Fisher Chapel (Cry Creek) Cemetary, November 19, 1980 @ 3:00pm

Sermon Notes:  Title  "A Great Man Has Fallen"

Pall Bearers: Jack Kinsey, Hall Patterson, Melvin Plunket,
Harold Scoggins, Ralph Teems, Ray Teems.

Honorary Bearers: Deacons of Subligna Baptist Church

Pastor's Officiating: Rev. Edwin Lassetter & Rev. Don Howell

Music:  "When I've Gone the Last Mile" & "Precious Memories"
by: Judy (Kinsey) Kittle, Gail (Kinsey) Adkins, & Martha Ann (Kinsey)Teems
Music: "Thank You Lord for Your Blessings on Me"
by: Ruth (Bearden) Cargle

Marriage to Clara Storey performed by T.W. Stone, M.G.  (Ordinary H.A.Ross) in Emma Storey's House in Subligna.

Residence when Mother died was 2014 South Lyerly St, Chattanooga, TNNote: Benny, Laura, Bob & Judy visited this residence location onOctober 11, 1996, the house no longer is standing.   We visited thenearby Church and the Oak Grove Elementary School.

Social Security Number issued from the state of Tenn.Ref: SS Death Index Program 1.23, info obtained in Salt Lake City on22 June 1996.  Residence at death was Summerville, Georgia, Zip Code30747.

Dad did not have to go into service during WW2.  He worked for theHolsum Bakery in Chattanooga, Tenn, and they got him deferred.  At thetime, he was their dough man, i.e., he mixed and prepared the doughfor baking.  He would bring home fresh (and warm) bread and donuts.

George Benson Carpenter, 71, a resident of Route 4, Summerville, Ga,passed away Sunday November 16, 1980, at 4:14pm, in a local Hospital.Funeral service were held Wednesday, November 19, at 2pm, from theSubligna Baptist Church, with the Rev. Edwin Lassetter and the Rev.Don Howell officiating.  Interment was in Fisher Chapel Cemetary.

Benny said that we moved to Rossville in 1939.

In 1940 Dad was a Meat Packer. Ref: Janie Sue's Birth Certificate.

Benny said that Dad had a Barber Shop in Lakeview (which is where heand Ida Mae Fuller met and were married) and that he used to walkthere. Dad played the Banjo and danced the "Buck Dance", aka "Shake ALeg".  Dad also helped Mom cook breakfast most mornings.

Benny also said that Uncle Boland wanted he and me to come live withthem after Mom died to work on his farm.

Dad's vehicles:  Model A Ford, Brown Roadster with a rumble seat; 1935Chervrolet that he painted black with a paint brush; an old wreckedPlymouth that was in the covered portion of the barn lot.

Dad moved back to Georgia (Subligna) to take care of his parents.Prior to moving back his son Bobby lived with "Uncle Wilson & AuntLouise" for about one year.  Back in Georgia, all the kids were backtogether again. Benny, Bobby, Nellie and Dickie.

We farmed Grandfathers farm 256 acres, raising cotton, corn, hay andnumerous row crops, including peas, pepper, beans, squash, sweetpotatoes, etc.  In addition, we raised cows, beef and hogs.  Dadalways had something ready for sale if we needed money.  We had a big"A" John Deere tracter and numerous accessories with it, planter,cultivator, plow, disk, etc.  The first truck that I can remember wasa 1952 Dodge truck.  Before the tractor we also had a big pair ofmules.

Listing of items about Dad:
Worked at Allison Meat Packing Co.  1938 (Chattanooga)
Worked part time as delivery man for Sears & Roebuck Co.  1940(Chattanooga)
Drafted in 1940 by Navy, Deferred by Holsum Bakery twice.
Worked as Night Watchman at the Western Union  1940 (Chattanooga)
Worked as Dough Mixer for Holsum Bakery 1941 (Chattanooga)
The Holsum Bakery got Dad deferred from the army three differenttimes.  However, when the War was over and the man who had Dad's jobbefore he went into the Army came back he was given his old job back.(The law required this)   Dad started Barbering right after this.
Co-Owner of Barber Shop at 2306 Dodds Ave, Chattanooga
(G.B. Carpenter & E.C. Harrison)
Worked at Sears, full time delivery 1944
Married Ida Mae Fuller January 4, 1947
Barbered full time in Rossville, across from CristCraft, Boat Factory
Divorced Ida Mae Fuller
Moved to Georgia (Subligna) and became full time (Truck) Farmer &Barber
Married Dora Kinsey December 26, 1954
Moved to Alabama in 1960 (Farmer and Barber)
Moved back to Georgia in 1964, to Chetam Plunket Farm
Worked at Hunter Furniture Co., repair & setup delivery, 1964
Worked at Barwick's in Lafayette
Worked at Regiel Rug Company in Trion
Retired in 1973
Baptist

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What was happening in the world the year George Benson Carpenter wasborn?  September 21, 1909, which was a Tuesday.

February 17, 1909, Geronimo--the famous Apache Leader dies.

March 4, 1909---President William Howard Taft is inaugurated in a bigsnow storm. This same date the U.S. Copyright Law is passed byCongress.

September 9, 1909---100th Anniversary of the launch of Fulton'sSteamboat, the Clermont yesterday with big parades and a display ofthe Atlantic Fleet.

November 14, 1909, the Naval Base at Pearl Harbor is started.

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Clara "Tabby" Lee Storey

A young woman (Lady) who knew Mom and attended her wedding was: MattieRuth (Wilson) Hill, she will be 94 years old on April 25, 2009.

Clara Lee (Storey) Carpenter was buried in the East Armuchee BaptishChurch Cemetery in Walker County Georgia on 28 December 1945.  Shelived at 2014 South Lyerly Street, Chattanooga, TN with her husbandGeorge B. Carpenter and children.  Her mother's maiden name was EmmaLee Martin who was born in Chattooga County, Georgia and her fatherJames Harvey Storey was born in Floyd County, Georgia. (Ref:Certificate of Death No. 25551, other identifying numbers: 3381,23301, 331.   [[The Indian word Armuchee in English is said to mean"much Gold".]] from History of Walker Co., Ga, by James A. Sartain,pp-307..

Clara (Latin)  Illustrious; bright.
Lee (Chinese)  Plum.

Benny showed me our mother's Bible that was given to him by Aunt Maeon 13 April 1997.  The cover page shows that it was, "Presented toClara Lee Storey (when she was baptised in 1928) by Her Father, Mr.J.H. Storey.  Inside page shows:  Emma Lee Martin was born on 28November, 1885; Paul Henry Storey was born on 16 January 1908; ClaraLee Storey was born on 18 January 1910; Pearl Ovell Storey was born on23 October 1911; James Wilson Storey was born on 3 December 1918;Robert L. Storey was born on 18 September 1920; Nannie Mae Storey wasborn on 19 May 1924; and Allie Myrtle Storey was born on 18 November1915.

Before Mother's death on December 26, 1945 we went to the PhiladelphiaBaptist Church, Clarence Stallings was the Pastor then.

Clara Lee Carpenter's obituary appeared in the Chattanooga Times on 28December 1945, and read as follows:  "CARPENTER---MRS. CLARA LEE, diedWednesday evening at her residence, 2014 Lyerly Street.  She issurvived by her husband, George B. Carpenter; two sons, James B. andBobby Lee; one daughter Nellie Ruth Carpenter, of Chattanooga; mother,Mrs. Emma Lee Storey of chattanooga; three sisters, Mrs. Pearl Plottof Brunswick, Ga.; Mrs. Myrtle Smith of LaFayette, Ga.; and Miss MaeStorey of Chattanooga; three brothers, Paul H. and Robert L. Storey ofChattanooga, and Wilson Storey of Ringgold, Ga.  Funeral Servicesconducted by the Rev. Clarence Starling will be held from the EastArmuchee Baptist Church this afternoon at 2 o'clock.  Pallbearers willbe C.A. Bailey, W.C. Long, J.t. Vick, M.H. Vick, H.B. Brooks and W.O.Ezell.  Interment will be in the East Armuchee Cemetery.  The body isat the residence.  Arrangements are in charge of the R.J. CoulterFuneral Home."

The night Mother died, Dad told me to walk to Grandmother Storey'shouse.  I was really scared.  The distance was about 8 blocks.  Welived on 2014 South Lyerly St., it was the second house from thecorner of Lyerly and 21St., 21st was the street that went toGrandmother's house.  However, you had to cross Dodd's avenue whichwas a busy highway and there were no stop lights.  How I got there, Idon't remember but, God had to have been showing me the way.

The couple that lived to our left, i.e., on the corner of Lyerly and21st., were Wally and Nina Pruett.  The people to our right were Mr. &Mrs. Harris and their son Charley Harris.  Apparently Charley was anadult when we lived there.

Larry Stansell, son of BF Stansell and Aunt Mae gave me the followinginformation in E-Mail's on:

28 September 1998.  "Mom said your Mother liked to piece quilts and doembroidery.  Also, Grandma Storey nicknamed everyone and your Motherswas Tabby.  Larry said his mother also remembers one summer GrandmaStorey and your mom standing in front of the mirror powdering andfanning getting ready to go to revival.  She said they used to havedances at their house and she remembers your mom and dad dancingtogether, they were just dating at this time."

21 October 1998,  " Mom was telling me tonight that she rememberedthat your Mom was good with her hands.  She was good at needlepointand could play the organ and/or Piano."

24 October 1998, "Mom said your Mom was her role model, she wanted tobe like big sister."

25 October 1998, "Was at Moms tonight she is really studying yourMartin history I think she enjoys it a lot.  The reason I'm writing isMom has an old black cardboard keepsake that is in memory of Ben S.Martin it lists his death as December 6, 1900, we noticed in theMartin papers that his death is listed as about 1903.

1930 Federal Census: Subligna Militia District N0. 962, ChattoogaCounty, Georgia  April 5, 1930
26 / 28 Storey, Emma Head, R, Yes, F, W, 44, Widow, 21, No, Yes, Ga,Ga, Ga, Yes, Farmer
Storey, Paul Son, X, M, W, 20, S,   No, Yes, Ga, Ga, Ga, Yes, None
Storey, Clara Daughter, X, F, W, 18, S   Yes, Yes, Ga, Ga, Ga, Yes,None
Storey, Myrtle Daughter, X, F, W, 14, S   Yes, Yes, Ga, Ga, Ga, Yes,None
Storey, Wilson Son, X, M, W, 11, S  Yes, Yes, Ga, Ga, Ga, Yes, None
Storey, Robert Son, X, M, W, 9, S  Yes,   Ga, Ga, Ga,   None
Storey, Mae Daughter, X, F, W, 5, S,   No, Ga, Ga, Ga,   None

29 / 31 Plott, E. E. Head, R,    Yes, M, W, 26, M, 23, No, Yes, Ga,Ga, Ga, Yes, Farmer
Plott, Pearl (Storey) Wife,   X, F, W, 18, M, 15, No, Yes, Ga, Al, Ga,Yes, None
Plott, George Son,   X, M, W, 2, S,  No, Ga, Ga, Ga,     None
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What was happening in the world during the life of  Clara Lee (Storey)Carpenter?

January 18, 1910 - Birth on Tuesday- 1/18/1910, and she died onWednesday, December 26, 1945.

January 18, 1910---German government warns U.S. it is ready for tradewar.

August 27, 1910, Thomas Alva Edison demonstrated his latest invention,the Talking-motion pictures.

May 1, 1931, the Empire State Building in New York, the World'stallest building was formerly opened.

April 19, 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt takes the dollar off the GoldStandard.

August 15, 1945, Japan Surrenders.

December 27, 1945, the IMF and World Bank are established.
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Marriage Notes for George Benson "GB" Carpenter and Clara "Tabby" Lee Storey

Marriage License was issued on 13 December 1933 by H.A. Ross,Ordinary, Chattppga County, Georgia.  Recorded on page 256 of Book 5.The marriage was performed by T.W. Stone, M.G.

7283. Janie Sue Carpenter

References:  1) Birth Certificate Record # 26019, 2) Family Records
She was buried in (East Armurchee) Walker County, Georgia
Died of Scarlet Fever.
Address of Hospital/residence---2608 1/2 East 21st St. Civil District1

Obtained copy of Janie Sue's obituary from Aunt Mae on 27 July 1999,it was printed in the Chattanooga Times on Saturday, 20 November 1943,and read:

CARPENTER--JANNIE SUE, 3 year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.B.Carpenter, 2014 Lyerly Street, died in a local hospital Friday.Besides her parents, she is survived by one sister, Nellie Ruth; twobrothers, James B. and Bobbie Lee, all of chattanooga; paternalgrandparents, Mr. and mrs. N.Z. Carpenter; maternal grandmother, Mrs.Emma Storey, of Rocky Face, Ga. Funeral services will be held from theEast Armuchee Baptist Church at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon, withinterment following in the East Armuchee Cemetery.  The body will beat the residence after 1 p.m. today.  arrangements are in charge ofthe R.J. Coulter Funeral Home.

From Bennie on 26 September 2004: Dr. Viking (German) was the Doctorfor Janie, She had Scarlet Fever, the house was quarantined. Dadconsulted with another Doctor and told Dr. Viking of this.  Dr. Vikinggot upset and gave Janie a shot and she never recovered, there was noautospy.

7284. Mary Frances Carpenter

References:  1)  Birth Certificate # 33032
Born at 8:15am on July 1, 1941
Mary Francis was buried in (East Armuchee) Walker, Georgia.

Martha Eudora Kinsey

Martha Eudora Kinsey was the daughter of the late Alonzo L and MarthaTudor Kinsey, and the wife of the late George Benson Carpenter.

She was a charter member of Fischer's Chapel United Methodist Churchin Chattoogna County and at the time of her death a member of FloydSprings Baptist Church.

4990. Grover Cleveland Carpenter

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