Jackson Daily News, Monday, Nov. 10, 1952 obituary, and other family information sources.
William Henry Maulding, 76, of Rt. 105 Old Byrum Road Byrum, Mississippi, died, Sunday morning at St. Dominic Hospital in Jackson, Miss. Born on 9-4-1876, was a native of Georgia.
On 2-14-1919 he married Naomi Eugenia Smith in Livingston, Sumter Co. Alabama. In 1920, they lived at East Hamilton St., in Hinds Co., Jackson, Miss. In 1920, they later moved to 203 Rankin St. in Jackson.
For the next 35 years was a farmer, building contractor, painter and wall paperer before retiring. He stayed active as a rural route carrier for the Daily News after retirement, at the time of his death. He was a member of the First Baptist Church on Old Byrum Road in Byrum, where his wife was a charter member.
Survivors include his wife, Naomi Eugenia Smith Maulding born in Wilson, Louisiana. A maternal daughter, Billie Rae Maulding, McPhail, Cranford. Three sons, J.E.Maulding, J.F. Maulding both of Atlanta, Georgia and James Garthan Wilson Maulding of Jackson. Another daughter, Mrs. J.E. Cranford, and a niece, Mrs. A.V. Smith, also of Jackson, five grandchildren, one being Robert W. McPhail, Sr. and five great grandchildren.
Burial will be at Lakewood Memorial Park in Jackson with the Rev. Henry Bennett officiating.
Note: Death certificate says father says was John Henry Maulding and mother was Roxianna (no maiden name). and that James Garthan Maulding was the informent.
William , I have been told by family, seems to have had a serious run in with the law, about a shooting of some kind in a bar, in Georgia, or some where, and had a name like John Bennet Fetters??? and came from Ben Hill Co., or Fulton Co.,GA and maybe born in Benhill? Upson Co. or Thomaston Co., or Macon, Georgia or Richmond VA??????. It's hard to pinpoint it from my info.
Also he might have had another wife, maybe Eleen Feter?, Fetter?, Felter? or Fetler? and another family when he went " on the run " to Mississippi and met Naomi Eugenia Smith in Jackson or Meridian MS and simply married again ?????
He could have had a sister, Molly Fair or Luty May in North Carolina.?????? All the best info available to me so far.
William Henry Maulding, 76, of Rt. 105 Old Byrum Road Byrum, Mississippi, died, Sunday morning at St. Dominic Hospital in Jackson, Miss. Born on 9-4-1876, was a native of Georgia.
On 2-14-1919 he married Naomi Eugenia Smith in Livingston, Sumter Co. Alabama. In 1920, they lived at East Hamilton St., in Hinds Co., Jackson, Miss. In 1920, they later moved to 203 Rankin St. in Jackson.
For the next 35 years was a farmer, building contractor, painter and wall paperer before retiring. He stayed active as a rural route carrier for the Daily News after retirement, at the time of his death. He was a member of the First Baptist Church on Old Byrum Road in Byrum, where his wife was a charter member.
Survivors include his wife, Naomi Eugenia Smith Maulding born in Wilson, Louisiana. A maternal daughter, Billie Rae Maulding, McPhail, Cranford. Three sons, J.E.Maulding, J.F. Maulding both of Atlanta, Georgia and James Garthan Wilson Maulding of Jackson. Another daughter, Mrs. J.E. Cranford, and a niece, Mrs. A.V. Smith, also of Jackson, five grandchildren, one being Robert W. McPhail, Sr. and five great grandchildren.
Burial will be at Lakewood Memorial Park in Jackson with the Rev. Henry Bennett officiating.
Note: Death certificate says father says was John Henry Maulding and mother was Roxianna (no maiden name). and that James Garthan Maulding was the informent.
William , I have been told by family, seems to have had a serious run in with the law, about a shooting of some kind in a bar, in Georgia, or some where, and had a name like John Bennet Fetters??? and came from Ben Hill Co., or Fulton Co.,GA and maybe born in Benhill? Upson Co. or Thomaston Co., or Macon, Georgia or Richmond VA??????. It's hard to pinpoint it from my info.
Also he might have had another wife, maybe Eleen Feter?, Fetter?, Felter? or Fetler? and another family when he went " on the run " to Mississippi and met Naomi Eugenia Smith in Jackson or Meridian MS and simply married again ?????
He could have had a sister, Molly Fair or Luty May in North Carolina.?????? All the best info available to me so far.
Jackson Daily News, Monday, Nov. 10, 1952 obituary, and other family information sources.
William Henry Maulding, 76, of Rt. 105 Old Byrum Road Byrum, Mississippi, died, Sunday morning at St. Dominic Hospital in Jackson, Miss. Born on 9-4-1876, was a native of Georgia.
On 2-14-1919 he married Naomi Eugenia Smith in Livingston, Sumter Co. Alabama. In 1920, they lived at East Hamilton St., in Hinds Co., Jackson, Miss. In 1920, they later moved to 203 Rankin St. in Jackson.
For the next 35 years was a farmer, building contractor, painter and wall paperer before retiring. He stayed active as a rural route carrier for the Daily News after retirement, at the time of his death. He was a member of the First Baptist Church on Old Byrum Road in Byrum, where his wife was a charter member.
Survivors include his wife, Naomi Eugenia Smith Maulding born in Wilson, Louisiana. A maternal daughter, Billie Rae Maulding, McPhail, Cranford. Three sons, J.E.Maulding, J.F. Maulding both of Atlanta, Georgia and James Garthan Wilson Maulding of Jackson. Another daughter, Mrs. J.E. Cranford, and a niece, Mrs. A.V. Smith, also of Jackson, five grandchildren, one being Robert W. McPhail, Sr. and five great grandchildren.
Burial will be at Lakewood Memorial Park in Jackson with the Rev. Henry Bennett officiating.
Note: Death certificate says father says was John Henry Maulding and mother was Roxianna (no maiden name). and that James Garthan Maulding was the informent.
William , I have been told by family, seems to have had a serious run in with the law, about a shooting of some kind in a bar, in Georgia, or some where, and had a name like John Bennet Fetters??? and came from Ben Hill Co., or Fulton Co.,GA and maybe born in Benhill? Upson Co. or Thomaston Co., or Macon, Georgia or Richmond VA??????. It's hard to pinpoint it from my info.
Also he might have had another wife, maybe Eleen Feter?, Fetter?, Felter? or Fetler? and another family when he went " on the run " to Mississippi and met Naomi Eugenia Smith in Jackson or Meridian MS and simply married again ?????
He could have had a sister, Molly Fair or Luty May in North Carolina.?????? All the best info available to me so far.
William Henry Maulding, 76, of Rt. 105 Old Byrum Road Byrum, Mississippi, died, Sunday morning at St. Dominic Hospital in Jackson, Miss. Born on 9-4-1876, was a native of Georgia.
On 2-14-1919 he married Naomi Eugenia Smith in Livingston, Sumter Co. Alabama. In 1920, they lived at East Hamilton St., in Hinds Co., Jackson, Miss. In 1920, they later moved to 203 Rankin St. in Jackson.
For the next 35 years was a farmer, building contractor, painter and wall paperer before retiring. He stayed active as a rural route carrier for the Daily News after retirement, at the time of his death. He was a member of the First Baptist Church on Old Byrum Road in Byrum, where his wife was a charter member.
Survivors include his wife, Naomi Eugenia Smith Maulding born in Wilson, Louisiana. A maternal daughter, Billie Rae Maulding, McPhail, Cranford. Three sons, J.E.Maulding, J.F. Maulding both of Atlanta, Georgia and James Garthan Wilson Maulding of Jackson. Another daughter, Mrs. J.E. Cranford, and a niece, Mrs. A.V. Smith, also of Jackson, five grandchildren, one being Robert W. McPhail, Sr. and five great grandchildren.
Burial will be at Lakewood Memorial Park in Jackson with the Rev. Henry Bennett officiating.
Note: Death certificate says father says was John Henry Maulding and mother was Roxianna (no maiden name). and that James Garthan Maulding was the informent.
William , I have been told by family, seems to have had a serious run in with the law, about a shooting of some kind in a bar, in Georgia, or some where, and had a name like John Bennet Fetters??? and came from Ben Hill Co., or Fulton Co.,GA and maybe born in Benhill? Upson Co. or Thomaston Co., or Macon, Georgia or Richmond VA??????. It's hard to pinpoint it from my info.
Also he might have had another wife, maybe Eleen Feter?, Fetter?, Felter? or Fetler? and another family when he went " on the run " to Mississippi and met Naomi Eugenia Smith in Jackson or Meridian MS and simply married again ?????
He could have had a sister, Molly Fair or Luty May in North Carolina.?????? All the best info available to me so far.
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