Sewell is the son of Robert Simonson and Sarah "Sallie" Arnett. The family resided in Bayou La Batre Alabama, a quaint water-front town known for it's tasty shellfish and boat-making skills.
At age 22, Sewell, as required, signs-up for the WWI draft. He is Single, Tall and of Slender build ~ he has Brown hair, Hazel eyes. He appears to be physically fit and is employed by L A Bishop as a Farm-hand.The Bishop Farm is located near Sewell's hometown of Bayou La Batre in Mobile County.
Sewell married Harriett "Hattie" Willett, who relocated to Bayou La Batre with her family, as a child. She is the dau of of Elmer Ellsworth Willett and Sarah Melissa Pincombe originally of Michigan.
Sewell, a kindly man, came to be known as "Papa" Sewell; He and Hattie were the proud parents of (7) children,(3) sons and (4) daughters; later blessed with a legacy of grandchildren.
The couple are laid to rest in the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Bayou La Batre. Their gravesites are memorialized with handsome headstones, provided by their children.
At age 22, Sewell, as required, signs-up for the WWI draft. He is Single, Tall and of Slender build ~ he has Brown hair, Hazel eyes. He appears to be physically fit and is employed by L A Bishop as a Farm-hand.The Bishop Farm is located near Sewell's hometown of Bayou La Batre in Mobile County.
Sewell married Harriett "Hattie" Willett, who relocated to Bayou La Batre with her family, as a child. She is the dau of of Elmer Ellsworth Willett and Sarah Melissa Pincombe originally of Michigan.
Sewell, a kindly man, came to be known as "Papa" Sewell; He and Hattie were the proud parents of (7) children,(3) sons and (4) daughters; later blessed with a legacy of grandchildren.
The couple are laid to rest in the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Bayou La Batre. Their gravesites are memorialized with handsome headstones, provided by their children.
Sewell is the son of Robert Simonson and Sarah "Sallie" Arnett. The family resided in Bayou La Batre Alabama, a quaint water-front town known for it's tasty shellfish and boat-making skills.
At age 22, Sewell, as required, signs-up for the WWI draft. He is Single, Tall and of Slender build ~ he has Brown hair, Hazel eyes. He appears to be physically fit and is employed by L A Bishop as a Farm-hand.The Bishop Farm is located near Sewell's hometown of Bayou La Batre in Mobile County.
Sewell married Harriett "Hattie" Willett, who relocated to Bayou La Batre with her family, as a child. She is the dau of of Elmer Ellsworth Willett and Sarah Melissa Pincombe originally of Michigan.
Sewell, a kindly man, came to be known as "Papa" Sewell; He and Hattie were the proud parents of (7) children,(3) sons and (4) daughters; later blessed with a legacy of grandchildren.
The couple are laid to rest in the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Bayou La Batre. Their gravesites are memorialized with handsome headstones, provided by their children.
At age 22, Sewell, as required, signs-up for the WWI draft. He is Single, Tall and of Slender build ~ he has Brown hair, Hazel eyes. He appears to be physically fit and is employed by L A Bishop as a Farm-hand.The Bishop Farm is located near Sewell's hometown of Bayou La Batre in Mobile County.
Sewell married Harriett "Hattie" Willett, who relocated to Bayou La Batre with her family, as a child. She is the dau of of Elmer Ellsworth Willett and Sarah Melissa Pincombe originally of Michigan.
Sewell, a kindly man, came to be known as "Papa" Sewell; He and Hattie were the proud parents of (7) children,(3) sons and (4) daughters; later blessed with a legacy of grandchildren.
The couple are laid to rest in the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Bayou La Batre. Their gravesites are memorialized with handsome headstones, provided by their children.
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