Louise is the daughter of Jessie Bama Jones and Jim Sing.
Louise married Thomas Nathaniel Pounders on December 23, 1933, in Desoto, MS, and had two children:
Thomas Wayne Pounders 1937 m.(Hazel Dean Presley)
John Edward Pounders 1939 m.(Jeanie Goodman)
Louise had a several siblings:
1) Vernon Sing b. 1913
2) Louise (self) Sing b. 1914
3) Paul Sing b. 1915
4) Gertrude Sing b.1920
5) Darrel Sing b. 1925
Louise was a member of Hospital Auxiliary at the Mississippi County Hospital in Osceola, AR. (1986-88) The Auxiliary made Christmas ornaments, pillows, jewelry and afghans for the annual Bazaar and Bake Sales in the hospital lobby.
Louise was a member of the Osceola Friendship Club.
Louise participated in a project of the National Congress of Daughters of the American Revolution in cooperation with the Homemakers Extension Service. The project was touring South Mississippi County Arkansas, visiting old cemeteries and copying tombstone inscriptions of early pioneers, particularly all war veterans in any of America's wars.
The Osceola Extension Homemakers Club (1967-68) made and delivered stuffed toys each Christmas. Louise loved to craft and contribute to this effort.
The 1920 Census shows the home address for Louise Sing as Beat 2, Desoto, MS, at Eudora and Memphis Road.
Louise's father, James Sing's father, her grandfather, is James A. (Ance) Sing born 1836 North Carolina, married to Jane Dees, the former Lettie Jane Stewart b. 1849 December.
There is a $200 marriage bond taken in Desoto, MS for Jim to marry Jane.
This information is from the Curle/Turner Family records on Ancestry.com
Dees Cemetery is in Jackson, MS.
Lettie Jane Stewart was born 1849 December to George Dees and Martha Jane Stewart.
George Dees b. 1828 d. 1863
Martha Jane Stewart b. 1834 d. 1878
Also issue: Archibald S. Dees, Confederate Soldier b. 1844 d. 1886
George Dees born to Mark Jonson Dees b. 1798 d. 1878
and Lydia Lettie J. Yoakum b. 1805 d. 1879
Mark Jonson Dees born to Jessee Dees b. 1770 d. 1846
Martha Jane Stewart born to Abraham Stewart b. 1815 d. 1863
and Elizabeth Evins b. 1816 d.
Abraham Stewart born to Elisha Stewart b. 1794 Virginia d. 1825 Perry Co., TN,
and Mary "Polly" Box b. 1798 Laurens, SC d. 1860 Humphrey Co., TN.
Elisha's father was possibly William Stewart, age 70 on the 1820 U.S. Census
Louise died of brain cancer at the age of 83.
Find A Grave Memorial #102433680 CLARA LOUISE SING POUNDERS created 21 Dec 2012 by Suzanne E Presley and maintained by Suzanne E Presley, her granddaughter.
Last update 27 JAN 2021
Louise married Thomas Nathaniel Pounders on December 23, 1933, in Desoto, MS, and had two children:
Thomas Wayne Pounders 1937 m.(Hazel Dean Presley)
John Edward Pounders 1939 m.(Jeanie Goodman)
Louise had a several siblings:
1) Vernon Sing b. 1913
2) Louise (self) Sing b. 1914
3) Paul Sing b. 1915
4) Gertrude Sing b.1920
5) Darrel Sing b. 1925
Louise was a member of Hospital Auxiliary at the Mississippi County Hospital in Osceola, AR. (1986-88) The Auxiliary made Christmas ornaments, pillows, jewelry and afghans for the annual Bazaar and Bake Sales in the hospital lobby.
Louise was a member of the Osceola Friendship Club.
Louise participated in a project of the National Congress of Daughters of the American Revolution in cooperation with the Homemakers Extension Service. The project was touring South Mississippi County Arkansas, visiting old cemeteries and copying tombstone inscriptions of early pioneers, particularly all war veterans in any of America's wars.
The Osceola Extension Homemakers Club (1967-68) made and delivered stuffed toys each Christmas. Louise loved to craft and contribute to this effort.
The 1920 Census shows the home address for Louise Sing as Beat 2, Desoto, MS, at Eudora and Memphis Road.
Louise's father, James Sing's father, her grandfather, is James A. (Ance) Sing born 1836 North Carolina, married to Jane Dees, the former Lettie Jane Stewart b. 1849 December.
There is a $200 marriage bond taken in Desoto, MS for Jim to marry Jane.
This information is from the Curle/Turner Family records on Ancestry.com
Dees Cemetery is in Jackson, MS.
Lettie Jane Stewart was born 1849 December to George Dees and Martha Jane Stewart.
George Dees b. 1828 d. 1863
Martha Jane Stewart b. 1834 d. 1878
Also issue: Archibald S. Dees, Confederate Soldier b. 1844 d. 1886
George Dees born to Mark Jonson Dees b. 1798 d. 1878
and Lydia Lettie J. Yoakum b. 1805 d. 1879
Mark Jonson Dees born to Jessee Dees b. 1770 d. 1846
Martha Jane Stewart born to Abraham Stewart b. 1815 d. 1863
and Elizabeth Evins b. 1816 d.
Abraham Stewart born to Elisha Stewart b. 1794 Virginia d. 1825 Perry Co., TN,
and Mary "Polly" Box b. 1798 Laurens, SC d. 1860 Humphrey Co., TN.
Elisha's father was possibly William Stewart, age 70 on the 1820 U.S. Census
Louise died of brain cancer at the age of 83.
Find A Grave Memorial #102433680 CLARA LOUISE SING POUNDERS created 21 Dec 2012 by Suzanne E Presley and maintained by Suzanne E Presley, her granddaughter.
Last update 27 JAN 2021
Louise is the daughter of Jessie Bama Jones and Jim Sing.
Louise married Thomas Nathaniel Pounders on December 23, 1933, in Desoto, MS, and had two children:
Thomas Wayne Pounders 1937 m.(Hazel Dean Presley)
John Edward Pounders 1939 m.(Jeanie Goodman)
Louise had a several siblings:
1) Vernon Sing b. 1913
2) Louise (self) Sing b. 1914
3) Paul Sing b. 1915
4) Gertrude Sing b.1920
5) Darrel Sing b. 1925
Louise was a member of Hospital Auxiliary at the Mississippi County Hospital in Osceola, AR. (1986-88) The Auxiliary made Christmas ornaments, pillows, jewelry and afghans for the annual Bazaar and Bake Sales in the hospital lobby.
Louise was a member of the Osceola Friendship Club.
Louise participated in a project of the National Congress of Daughters of the American Revolution in cooperation with the Homemakers Extension Service. The project was touring South Mississippi County Arkansas, visiting old cemeteries and copying tombstone inscriptions of early pioneers, particularly all war veterans in any of America's wars.
The Osceola Extension Homemakers Club (1967-68) made and delivered stuffed toys each Christmas. Louise loved to craft and contribute to this effort.
The 1920 Census shows the home address for Louise Sing as Beat 2, Desoto, MS, at Eudora and Memphis Road.
Louise's father, James Sing's father, her grandfather, is James A. (Ance) Sing born 1836 North Carolina, married to Jane Dees, the former Lettie Jane Stewart b. 1849 December.
There is a $200 marriage bond taken in Desoto, MS for Jim to marry Jane.
This information is from the Curle/Turner Family records on Ancestry.com
Dees Cemetery is in Jackson, MS.
Lettie Jane Stewart was born 1849 December to George Dees and Martha Jane Stewart.
George Dees b. 1828 d. 1863
Martha Jane Stewart b. 1834 d. 1878
Also issue: Archibald S. Dees, Confederate Soldier b. 1844 d. 1886
George Dees born to Mark Jonson Dees b. 1798 d. 1878
and Lydia Lettie J. Yoakum b. 1805 d. 1879
Mark Jonson Dees born to Jessee Dees b. 1770 d. 1846
Martha Jane Stewart born to Abraham Stewart b. 1815 d. 1863
and Elizabeth Evins b. 1816 d.
Abraham Stewart born to Elisha Stewart b. 1794 Virginia d. 1825 Perry Co., TN,
and Mary "Polly" Box b. 1798 Laurens, SC d. 1860 Humphrey Co., TN.
Elisha's father was possibly William Stewart, age 70 on the 1820 U.S. Census
Louise died of brain cancer at the age of 83.
Find A Grave Memorial #102433680 CLARA LOUISE SING POUNDERS created 21 Dec 2012 by Suzanne E Presley and maintained by Suzanne E Presley, her granddaughter.
Last update 27 JAN 2021
Louise married Thomas Nathaniel Pounders on December 23, 1933, in Desoto, MS, and had two children:
Thomas Wayne Pounders 1937 m.(Hazel Dean Presley)
John Edward Pounders 1939 m.(Jeanie Goodman)
Louise had a several siblings:
1) Vernon Sing b. 1913
2) Louise (self) Sing b. 1914
3) Paul Sing b. 1915
4) Gertrude Sing b.1920
5) Darrel Sing b. 1925
Louise was a member of Hospital Auxiliary at the Mississippi County Hospital in Osceola, AR. (1986-88) The Auxiliary made Christmas ornaments, pillows, jewelry and afghans for the annual Bazaar and Bake Sales in the hospital lobby.
Louise was a member of the Osceola Friendship Club.
Louise participated in a project of the National Congress of Daughters of the American Revolution in cooperation with the Homemakers Extension Service. The project was touring South Mississippi County Arkansas, visiting old cemeteries and copying tombstone inscriptions of early pioneers, particularly all war veterans in any of America's wars.
The Osceola Extension Homemakers Club (1967-68) made and delivered stuffed toys each Christmas. Louise loved to craft and contribute to this effort.
The 1920 Census shows the home address for Louise Sing as Beat 2, Desoto, MS, at Eudora and Memphis Road.
Louise's father, James Sing's father, her grandfather, is James A. (Ance) Sing born 1836 North Carolina, married to Jane Dees, the former Lettie Jane Stewart b. 1849 December.
There is a $200 marriage bond taken in Desoto, MS for Jim to marry Jane.
This information is from the Curle/Turner Family records on Ancestry.com
Dees Cemetery is in Jackson, MS.
Lettie Jane Stewart was born 1849 December to George Dees and Martha Jane Stewart.
George Dees b. 1828 d. 1863
Martha Jane Stewart b. 1834 d. 1878
Also issue: Archibald S. Dees, Confederate Soldier b. 1844 d. 1886
George Dees born to Mark Jonson Dees b. 1798 d. 1878
and Lydia Lettie J. Yoakum b. 1805 d. 1879
Mark Jonson Dees born to Jessee Dees b. 1770 d. 1846
Martha Jane Stewart born to Abraham Stewart b. 1815 d. 1863
and Elizabeth Evins b. 1816 d.
Abraham Stewart born to Elisha Stewart b. 1794 Virginia d. 1825 Perry Co., TN,
and Mary "Polly" Box b. 1798 Laurens, SC d. 1860 Humphrey Co., TN.
Elisha's father was possibly William Stewart, age 70 on the 1820 U.S. Census
Louise died of brain cancer at the age of 83.
Find A Grave Memorial #102433680 CLARA LOUISE SING POUNDERS created 21 Dec 2012 by Suzanne E Presley and maintained by Suzanne E Presley, her granddaughter.
Last update 27 JAN 2021
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