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Biographies Continued:

 

1. Callie Bell Youngblood Jordan Eugene Thompson
b. October 29, 1882 b. July 18, 1876
Emanuel County, GA Emanuel County, GA
d. April 2, 1961 d. November 26, 1951
i. Ebenezer Church Cemetery i. Ebenezer Church Cemetery
m. .

15. Clarence E. b. 07-08-1904 d. 06-16-1927

I. Ebenezer Church Cem.

 

16. Edgar Alamo b. 08-29-1908 d. 01-21-1965

 

2. Rosa Bell Youngblood Joseph Edward Page

b. October 14, 1884

 b. December 20, 1866
Emanuel County, GA
d. October 2, 1959 d. September 23, 1941

i. Northview Cemetery
Mausoleum, Dublin, GA

 i. Northview Cemetery
Mausoleum, Dublin, GA

m. October 15, 1917.

 

 

17. Ray E. b. 09-01-1918

 

18. George A. b. d. 03-03-1964

 

3. Lottie Agnes Youngblood Joseph Allen Hall

b. March 9, 1886

 b. June 17, 1882
Emanuel County, GA Emanuel County, GA
d. October 22, 1961 d. December 14, 1949

i. Ebenezer Church Cemetery

i. Ebenezer Church Cemetery
m. January 24, 1910 (by Preacher Taylor).

Agnes: o. Homemaker.

 Joe Allen: o. Farmer.

 

19. Infant son b. 01-13-1911 d. 01-13-1911

i. Ebenezer Church Cemetery

 

20. Mattie Mildred b. 02-19-1913 d. 01-02-1916

i. Ebenezer Church Cemetery

 

21. William Lamar b. 05-21-1915 d. 11-20-1979

22. Ruby Mae b. 08-03-1922 d. 06-17-1997 E

 

5. Mary Almeda Youngblood Ulyses Rathford Hall

b. June 25, 1890

 b. October 29, 1890
Emanuel County, GA Emanuel County, GA
d. February 8, 1924 d. January 27, 1961

i. Ebenezer Church Cemetery

i. Jksnvle Memory Gardens E
Jacksonville, FL
m. December 14, 1909.

Almeda: o. Homemaker.

 Ulyses: o. Nurseryman, policeman, construction, farmer.

 

23. Johnnie Clemece b. 11-21-1910

24. Vernon (NMN) b. 07-02-1912 d. 02-02-1998 E

25. James Lanier b. 06-28-1914 d. 08-21-1989

26. George Phillip b. 11-09-1916 d. 08-03-1997 E

27. Russell Edward b. 11-26-1918 d. 04-06-1995 E

28. Rudolph Kermit b. 07-04-1921 d. 03-27-1997 E

29. Meda Royce b. 11-19-1923

Ulyses Hall m.2, Susie Waller, b. _____

 

� Donald Reed b. 12-31-1928 (half brother)

 

 

6. Minnie Lee Youngblood

b. July 26, 1891

Emanuel County, GA

d. October 21, 1909

i. Ebenezer Church Cemetery

 

Minnie must have been a bright and well thought of young lady. It has already been noted that she was on the Kemp School honor roll. In "The [Swainsboro] Forest Blade", Thursday, May 8, 1908, her composition, "Value and Uses of Cotton Seed Products" was printed verbatim. Again, in the same newspaper for Thursday, June 4, 1908, her position on a school civil rights debate was printed verbatim. In announcing her death, "The Forest Blade" on Thursday, October 28, 1909, referred to her in the sub-headline as a "Sweet Young Girl" and went on to report that "the beautiful and talented young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Youngblood died after a short but aggravated attack of typhoid fever. She was an acceptionally [sic] bright young lady and her loss is a distinct and sorrowful one, not only to her parents, relatives and friends but to the community in which she lives [sic]." The inscription on her tombstone reads:

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