Joseph Milton Hebert was born to Randolph Hebert ( 1839-1894) and Martha Margrett Williams ( 1847-1888).
He married Texana "Dee" Honeycutt 09 March 1899. What is so special about this date is that they had a double wedding with one of their sisters and brothers. Dee's brother Dozier "Bud" Honeycutt married Joseph's sister Susan Hebert.
The couple Joseph and Dee have always been there for each other before the other could ask for something the other would be there ready to give it to each other. It was as if they could read each others minds. When Dee died on April 06, 1968 her husband Joseph died about 11 days later on April 17, 1968. It was always love at first sight, till death do we part, and I will follow along not too far behind you. The story always made me wonder if I found the right person would I die right behind him or him me? I have always heard wonderful things about both of them so it is a good way of looking at each other. Joseph was buried in the Belmont Cemetery with Dee. So now they can really be together throughout eternity, never separating again.
He married Texana "Dee" Honeycutt 09 March 1899. What is so special about this date is that they had a double wedding with one of their sisters and brothers. Dee's brother Dozier "Bud" Honeycutt married Joseph's sister Susan Hebert.
The couple Joseph and Dee have always been there for each other before the other could ask for something the other would be there ready to give it to each other. It was as if they could read each others minds. When Dee died on April 06, 1968 her husband Joseph died about 11 days later on April 17, 1968. It was always love at first sight, till death do we part, and I will follow along not too far behind you. The story always made me wonder if I found the right person would I die right behind him or him me? I have always heard wonderful things about both of them so it is a good way of looking at each other. Joseph was buried in the Belmont Cemetery with Dee. So now they can really be together throughout eternity, never separating again.
Joseph Milton Hebert was born to Randolph Hebert ( 1839-1894) and Martha Margrett Williams ( 1847-1888).
He married Texana "Dee" Honeycutt 09 March 1899. What is so special about this date is that they had a double wedding with one of their sisters and brothers. Dee's brother Dozier "Bud" Honeycutt married Joseph's sister Susan Hebert.
The couple Joseph and Dee have always been there for each other before the other could ask for something the other would be there ready to give it to each other. It was as if they could read each others minds. When Dee died on April 06, 1968 her husband Joseph died about 11 days later on April 17, 1968. It was always love at first sight, till death do we part, and I will follow along not too far behind you. The story always made me wonder if I found the right person would I die right behind him or him me? I have always heard wonderful things about both of them so it is a good way of looking at each other. Joseph was buried in the Belmont Cemetery with Dee. So now they can really be together throughout eternity, never separating again.
He married Texana "Dee" Honeycutt 09 March 1899. What is so special about this date is that they had a double wedding with one of their sisters and brothers. Dee's brother Dozier "Bud" Honeycutt married Joseph's sister Susan Hebert.
The couple Joseph and Dee have always been there for each other before the other could ask for something the other would be there ready to give it to each other. It was as if they could read each others minds. When Dee died on April 06, 1968 her husband Joseph died about 11 days later on April 17, 1968. It was always love at first sight, till death do we part, and I will follow along not too far behind you. The story always made me wonder if I found the right person would I die right behind him or him me? I have always heard wonderful things about both of them so it is a good way of looking at each other. Joseph was buried in the Belmont Cemetery with Dee. So now they can really be together throughout eternity, never separating again.
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