Name on all other records is Alonzo, but is spelled Alonza on his headstone.
Alonzo married widow Eugenia Alonza "Lonnie Gene" Lyerly Noble in 1913. Together, they had one child, Edith. Lonnie Gene died in 1929, and daughter Edith was placed at Convent of the Good Shepherd (an orphanage and reform school for girls) in Memphis.
In 1931, Alonzo married widow Lucy C. Smith, who was the owner of the boarding house where he was living. Alonzo died two years later.
Alonzo married widow Eugenia Alonza "Lonnie Gene" Lyerly Noble in 1913. Together, they had one child, Edith. Lonnie Gene died in 1929, and daughter Edith was placed at Convent of the Good Shepherd (an orphanage and reform school for girls) in Memphis.
In 1931, Alonzo married widow Lucy C. Smith, who was the owner of the boarding house where he was living. Alonzo died two years later.
Name on all other records is Alonzo, but is spelled Alonza on his headstone.
Alonzo married widow Eugenia Alonza "Lonnie Gene" Lyerly Noble in 1913. Together, they had one child, Edith. Lonnie Gene died in 1929, and daughter Edith was placed at Convent of the Good Shepherd (an orphanage and reform school for girls) in Memphis.
In 1931, Alonzo married widow Lucy C. Smith, who was the owner of the boarding house where he was living. Alonzo died two years later.
Alonzo married widow Eugenia Alonza "Lonnie Gene" Lyerly Noble in 1913. Together, they had one child, Edith. Lonnie Gene died in 1929, and daughter Edith was placed at Convent of the Good Shepherd (an orphanage and reform school for girls) in Memphis.
In 1931, Alonzo married widow Lucy C. Smith, who was the owner of the boarding house where he was living. Alonzo died two years later.
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