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Family of Henry Odis TIMMONS and Nellie Oceola COCKFIELD
Husband: | Henry Odis TIMMONS (1891-1961) | |
Wife: | Nellie Oceola COCKFIELD (1899-1937) | |
Children: | Raymond Elmore TIMMONS (1915-1951) | |
Lenora Elizabeth TIMMONS (1920- ) | ||
Withheld ( - ) | ||
Marriage | 17 Nov 1913 | McGee's Crossroads |
Husband: Henry Odis TIMMONS
Name: | Henry Odis TIMMONS | |
Sex: | Male | |
Father: | James "Jimmy" Harrell TIMMONS (1857-1930) | |
Mother: | Lillie Corinne COCKFIELD (1861-1900) | |
Birth | 29 Mar 1891 | Friendfield, SC |
Baptism | Aug 1909 (age 18) | Hebron Baptist Church |
Death | 2 Sep 1961 (age 70) | |
Burial | Hebron Baptist Church | |
Occupation | Farmer |
Wife: Nellie Oceola COCKFIELD
Name: | Nellie Oceola COCKFIELD | |
Sex: | Female | |
Father: | Ethan Angus COCKFIELD (1872-1948) | |
Mother: | Leatha Ann J. WILLIAMSON (1880-1956) | |
Birth | 23 Jul 1899 | |
Death | 30 Oct 1937 (age 38) |
Child 1: Raymond Elmore TIMMONS
Name: | Raymond Elmore TIMMONS | |
Sex: | Male | |
Spouse: | Withheld ( - ) | |
Birth | 23 Aug 1915 | Friendfield, SC |
Death | 21 Oct 1951 (age 36) | Florence, SC |
Burial | "HEBRON BAPTIST" | Friendfield Community, Effingham, SC |
Occupation | Grocery Stores Owner |
Child 2: Lenora Elizabeth TIMMONS
Name: | Lenora Elizabeth TIMMONS | |
Sex: | Female | |
Spouse: | Withheld ( - ) | |
Birth | 18 Sep 1920 |
Child 3: Withheld
Name: | Withheld | |
Sex: | Female | |
Spouse 1: | Withheld ( - ) | |
Spouse 2: | Withheld ( - ) | |
Spouse 3: | Withheld ( - ) | |
Spouse 4: | E. Leon STEARNS (1920-2006) |
Note on Husband: Henry Odis TIMMONS
Henry Timmons was a jokster. He often gave to others even when his family was without.
Marriage in family bible.
Note on Wife: Nellie Oceola COCKFIELD
Had cancer many years before death. Parni would peddle the sewing machine for her so that she could make clothes.
Note on Child 1: Raymond Elmore TIMMONS
Buried at Hebron Baptist church, 8655 Francis Marion Road. Death Certificate 39-12924
His first grocery store was at Gardner's Crossroads near Florence, SC. He also had a stone mill and ground corn meal and grits for many other stores. He eventually had 3 stores in Florence. He raised his own beef and pork and could grade them on the hoof.
He could yodel great.
Note on Child 3: Withheld
Living Individual - Details withheld