Pearlie was the son of Ben and Narcissa (Walker) Mills.
Pearlie was brother to:
1. Roxie Mills Smith
2. Nota Mills Laxton
3. Lois Mills Cox
4. Pina Mills Cox
5. Estel Mills Cox
Pearlie married Beulah Foley on December 19, 1918. They were the parens of five children:
1. Bonnie Marie Mills Cole
2. Leola Faye Mills Edwards
3. Virginia Peal Mills Cole
4. James Estel Mills
5. David Lee Mills
When Pearlie was 10 months old, his sisters tied him to a rocking chair and placed him near an open fireplace to keep warm. Pearlie rocked and the chair titled into the hot bed of coals, causing a very bad burn and permanent scars to his face.
When Pearlie was 2 years old, his father was shot and killed in Keystone, West Virginia.
Pearlie was a coal miner at Pickskin, WVA in the early 1920's. He and Beulah lived in several coal mining camps. Getting away from the coal mining industry, Pearlie was employed with the Raleigh Cash Grocery, a wholesale establishment for a number of years. He was also employed with the Whitby Coal Company Store for some time.
Pearlie and Beulah lived in Coal City, West Virginia for many years and last lived in Cooleemee, North Carolina.
Pearlie was brother to:
1. Roxie Mills Smith
2. Nota Mills Laxton
3. Lois Mills Cox
4. Pina Mills Cox
5. Estel Mills Cox
Pearlie married Beulah Foley on December 19, 1918. They were the parens of five children:
1. Bonnie Marie Mills Cole
2. Leola Faye Mills Edwards
3. Virginia Peal Mills Cole
4. James Estel Mills
5. David Lee Mills
When Pearlie was 10 months old, his sisters tied him to a rocking chair and placed him near an open fireplace to keep warm. Pearlie rocked and the chair titled into the hot bed of coals, causing a very bad burn and permanent scars to his face.
When Pearlie was 2 years old, his father was shot and killed in Keystone, West Virginia.
Pearlie was a coal miner at Pickskin, WVA in the early 1920's. He and Beulah lived in several coal mining camps. Getting away from the coal mining industry, Pearlie was employed with the Raleigh Cash Grocery, a wholesale establishment for a number of years. He was also employed with the Whitby Coal Company Store for some time.
Pearlie and Beulah lived in Coal City, West Virginia for many years and last lived in Cooleemee, North Carolina.
Pearlie was the son of Ben and Narcissa (Walker) Mills.
Pearlie was brother to:
1. Roxie Mills Smith
2. Nota Mills Laxton
3. Lois Mills Cox
4. Pina Mills Cox
5. Estel Mills Cox
Pearlie married Beulah Foley on December 19, 1918. They were the parens of five children:
1. Bonnie Marie Mills Cole
2. Leola Faye Mills Edwards
3. Virginia Peal Mills Cole
4. James Estel Mills
5. David Lee Mills
When Pearlie was 10 months old, his sisters tied him to a rocking chair and placed him near an open fireplace to keep warm. Pearlie rocked and the chair titled into the hot bed of coals, causing a very bad burn and permanent scars to his face.
When Pearlie was 2 years old, his father was shot and killed in Keystone, West Virginia.
Pearlie was a coal miner at Pickskin, WVA in the early 1920's. He and Beulah lived in several coal mining camps. Getting away from the coal mining industry, Pearlie was employed with the Raleigh Cash Grocery, a wholesale establishment for a number of years. He was also employed with the Whitby Coal Company Store for some time.
Pearlie and Beulah lived in Coal City, West Virginia for many years and last lived in Cooleemee, North Carolina.
Pearlie was brother to:
1. Roxie Mills Smith
2. Nota Mills Laxton
3. Lois Mills Cox
4. Pina Mills Cox
5. Estel Mills Cox
Pearlie married Beulah Foley on December 19, 1918. They were the parens of five children:
1. Bonnie Marie Mills Cole
2. Leola Faye Mills Edwards
3. Virginia Peal Mills Cole
4. James Estel Mills
5. David Lee Mills
When Pearlie was 10 months old, his sisters tied him to a rocking chair and placed him near an open fireplace to keep warm. Pearlie rocked and the chair titled into the hot bed of coals, causing a very bad burn and permanent scars to his face.
When Pearlie was 2 years old, his father was shot and killed in Keystone, West Virginia.
Pearlie was a coal miner at Pickskin, WVA in the early 1920's. He and Beulah lived in several coal mining camps. Getting away from the coal mining industry, Pearlie was employed with the Raleigh Cash Grocery, a wholesale establishment for a number of years. He was also employed with the Whitby Coal Company Store for some time.
Pearlie and Beulah lived in Coal City, West Virginia for many years and last lived in Cooleemee, North Carolina.
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