Source: The Greenville Daily News
Date: 21 July 1914
STEPHEN POWELL DIED YESTERDAY
Stephen Powell, an old and esteemed citizen who has resided in this city for a third of a century died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Fannie Hatcher on Boyce street yesterday morning.
Mr. Powell was a member of Capt. John T. Boling's company in the 16th regiment, South Carolina Volunteers during the war and bore the wounds of six battles from that struggle. He is survived by five children, Mrs. Malinda Perry of Pickens; Mrs. Fannie Hatcher and Mrs. Rosa Davis of Belton and William Powell all of this city. His age was 75 years. He was a Mason of many years standing and his funeral will be conducted by that order at Ebenezer church today at 12 o'clock.
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Company G, 16th South Carolina Infantry
Private / Sergeant
Enlisted: 27 November 1861 at Camp Hampton by Col. Preston for 3 years
Last date: 07 Sept 1864, returned to duty after wound to his arm.
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Children:
Emma L. Powell
Thomas Y. Powell
Catherine E. Powell
Mary R. (Rosa Lee) m. Wade Hampton Davis
Belton John Edward Powell
Fannie Powell m. Augustus Hatcher
Sunie Powell m. Edward Charles Curdts, Sr.
Malinda Powell m. 2nd) William Hayne Perry as his 2nd wife
William Stephen Powell
Date: 21 July 1914
STEPHEN POWELL DIED YESTERDAY
Stephen Powell, an old and esteemed citizen who has resided in this city for a third of a century died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Fannie Hatcher on Boyce street yesterday morning.
Mr. Powell was a member of Capt. John T. Boling's company in the 16th regiment, South Carolina Volunteers during the war and bore the wounds of six battles from that struggle. He is survived by five children, Mrs. Malinda Perry of Pickens; Mrs. Fannie Hatcher and Mrs. Rosa Davis of Belton and William Powell all of this city. His age was 75 years. He was a Mason of many years standing and his funeral will be conducted by that order at Ebenezer church today at 12 o'clock.
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Company G, 16th South Carolina Infantry
Private / Sergeant
Enlisted: 27 November 1861 at Camp Hampton by Col. Preston for 3 years
Last date: 07 Sept 1864, returned to duty after wound to his arm.
_____________________________
Children:
Emma L. Powell
Thomas Y. Powell
Catherine E. Powell
Mary R. (Rosa Lee) m. Wade Hampton Davis
Belton John Edward Powell
Fannie Powell m. Augustus Hatcher
Sunie Powell m. Edward Charles Curdts, Sr.
Malinda Powell m. 2nd) William Hayne Perry as his 2nd wife
William Stephen Powell
Source: The Greenville Daily News
Date: 21 July 1914
STEPHEN POWELL DIED YESTERDAY
Stephen Powell, an old and esteemed citizen who has resided in this city for a third of a century died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Fannie Hatcher on Boyce street yesterday morning.
Mr. Powell was a member of Capt. John T. Boling's company in the 16th regiment, South Carolina Volunteers during the war and bore the wounds of six battles from that struggle. He is survived by five children, Mrs. Malinda Perry of Pickens; Mrs. Fannie Hatcher and Mrs. Rosa Davis of Belton and William Powell all of this city. His age was 75 years. He was a Mason of many years standing and his funeral will be conducted by that order at Ebenezer church today at 12 o'clock.
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Company G, 16th South Carolina Infantry
Private / Sergeant
Enlisted: 27 November 1861 at Camp Hampton by Col. Preston for 3 years
Last date: 07 Sept 1864, returned to duty after wound to his arm.
_____________________________
Children:
Emma L. Powell
Thomas Y. Powell
Catherine E. Powell
Mary R. (Rosa Lee) m. Wade Hampton Davis
Belton John Edward Powell
Fannie Powell m. Augustus Hatcher
Sunie Powell m. Edward Charles Curdts, Sr.
Malinda Powell m. 2nd) William Hayne Perry as his 2nd wife
William Stephen Powell
Date: 21 July 1914
STEPHEN POWELL DIED YESTERDAY
Stephen Powell, an old and esteemed citizen who has resided in this city for a third of a century died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Fannie Hatcher on Boyce street yesterday morning.
Mr. Powell was a member of Capt. John T. Boling's company in the 16th regiment, South Carolina Volunteers during the war and bore the wounds of six battles from that struggle. He is survived by five children, Mrs. Malinda Perry of Pickens; Mrs. Fannie Hatcher and Mrs. Rosa Davis of Belton and William Powell all of this city. His age was 75 years. He was a Mason of many years standing and his funeral will be conducted by that order at Ebenezer church today at 12 o'clock.
____________________________
Company G, 16th South Carolina Infantry
Private / Sergeant
Enlisted: 27 November 1861 at Camp Hampton by Col. Preston for 3 years
Last date: 07 Sept 1864, returned to duty after wound to his arm.
_____________________________
Children:
Emma L. Powell
Thomas Y. Powell
Catherine E. Powell
Mary R. (Rosa Lee) m. Wade Hampton Davis
Belton John Edward Powell
Fannie Powell m. Augustus Hatcher
Sunie Powell m. Edward Charles Curdts, Sr.
Malinda Powell m. 2nd) William Hayne Perry as his 2nd wife
William Stephen Powell
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