This is the memorial for the son of Samuel and Delilah Rogers Monday. Samuel's parents are unknown. Delilah was the daughter of Rev. Dr. William Rogers and Susan Lewis. Delilah's burial location is unknown.
In the son's earlier records, his name was usually Samuel C. Monday, however, over time, he started using the name John C. Monday. As of this writing (2021), it is unknown to researchers of this Monday family, why John stopped using the name he was given at birth, his father's name, Samuel. John used the name John or John C. Monday from 1888 until his death in 1939.
John was married three times. The first marriage was between Saml C. Monday and Mary Turner on January 12, 1871 in Campbell County. She was the daughter of John A. and Mary "Molly" Pierce Turner. Mary and John had two children, Doc John, Hester Ann Monday Marsee and Lee William. John was widowed for the first time when Mary died in July 1882. Their children were just 10 and 11 years old, respectively.
The second marriage was between Samuel C. Monday and Rachael Catherine Marsee on September 16, 1883 in Claiborne County. Her parents were Chadwell Marion Marsee and Manervia A. Parrott. During their 39 years of marriage, Rachael and John had seven children, William, Belle, Chadwell Maynard, Minera, Ruben Brownlow, Dewey and Jacob. John was widowed a second time with Rachel's death on February 15, 1922.
The third marriage, just nine months after Rachel's death, was between John Monday and Martha (Lowe) Young on November 9, 1922 in Campbell County. At that time, John and Martha were 72 and 60 years old, respectfully. This was a second marriage for Martha and she and her first husband, James Young, had raised 8 children. The children were all adults by the time she and John married, as were the 9 children of John with Mary and Rachel. Martha's date of death and location of burial is unknown.
In the son's earlier records, his name was usually Samuel C. Monday, however, over time, he started using the name John C. Monday. As of this writing (2021), it is unknown to researchers of this Monday family, why John stopped using the name he was given at birth, his father's name, Samuel. John used the name John or John C. Monday from 1888 until his death in 1939.
John was married three times. The first marriage was between Saml C. Monday and Mary Turner on January 12, 1871 in Campbell County. She was the daughter of John A. and Mary "Molly" Pierce Turner. Mary and John had two children, Doc John, Hester Ann Monday Marsee and Lee William. John was widowed for the first time when Mary died in July 1882. Their children were just 10 and 11 years old, respectively.
The second marriage was between Samuel C. Monday and Rachael Catherine Marsee on September 16, 1883 in Claiborne County. Her parents were Chadwell Marion Marsee and Manervia A. Parrott. During their 39 years of marriage, Rachael and John had seven children, William, Belle, Chadwell Maynard, Minera, Ruben Brownlow, Dewey and Jacob. John was widowed a second time with Rachel's death on February 15, 1922.
The third marriage, just nine months after Rachel's death, was between John Monday and Martha (Lowe) Young on November 9, 1922 in Campbell County. At that time, John and Martha were 72 and 60 years old, respectfully. This was a second marriage for Martha and she and her first husband, James Young, had raised 8 children. The children were all adults by the time she and John married, as were the 9 children of John with Mary and Rachel. Martha's date of death and location of burial is unknown.
This is the memorial for the son of Samuel and Delilah Rogers Monday. Samuel's parents are unknown. Delilah was the daughter of Rev. Dr. William Rogers and Susan Lewis. Delilah's burial location is unknown.
In the son's earlier records, his name was usually Samuel C. Monday, however, over time, he started using the name John C. Monday. As of this writing (2021), it is unknown to researchers of this Monday family, why John stopped using the name he was given at birth, his father's name, Samuel. John used the name John or John C. Monday from 1888 until his death in 1939.
John was married three times. The first marriage was between Saml C. Monday and Mary Turner on January 12, 1871 in Campbell County. She was the daughter of John A. and Mary "Molly" Pierce Turner. Mary and John had two children, Doc John, Hester Ann Monday Marsee and Lee William. John was widowed for the first time when Mary died in July 1882. Their children were just 10 and 11 years old, respectively.
The second marriage was between Samuel C. Monday and Rachael Catherine Marsee on September 16, 1883 in Claiborne County. Her parents were Chadwell Marion Marsee and Manervia A. Parrott. During their 39 years of marriage, Rachael and John had seven children, William, Belle, Chadwell Maynard, Minera, Ruben Brownlow, Dewey and Jacob. John was widowed a second time with Rachel's death on February 15, 1922.
The third marriage, just nine months after Rachel's death, was between John Monday and Martha (Lowe) Young on November 9, 1922 in Campbell County. At that time, John and Martha were 72 and 60 years old, respectfully. This was a second marriage for Martha and she and her first husband, James Young, had raised 8 children. The children were all adults by the time she and John married, as were the 9 children of John with Mary and Rachel. Martha's date of death and location of burial is unknown.
In the son's earlier records, his name was usually Samuel C. Monday, however, over time, he started using the name John C. Monday. As of this writing (2021), it is unknown to researchers of this Monday family, why John stopped using the name he was given at birth, his father's name, Samuel. John used the name John or John C. Monday from 1888 until his death in 1939.
John was married three times. The first marriage was between Saml C. Monday and Mary Turner on January 12, 1871 in Campbell County. She was the daughter of John A. and Mary "Molly" Pierce Turner. Mary and John had two children, Doc John, Hester Ann Monday Marsee and Lee William. John was widowed for the first time when Mary died in July 1882. Their children were just 10 and 11 years old, respectively.
The second marriage was between Samuel C. Monday and Rachael Catherine Marsee on September 16, 1883 in Claiborne County. Her parents were Chadwell Marion Marsee and Manervia A. Parrott. During their 39 years of marriage, Rachael and John had seven children, William, Belle, Chadwell Maynard, Minera, Ruben Brownlow, Dewey and Jacob. John was widowed a second time with Rachel's death on February 15, 1922.
The third marriage, just nine months after Rachel's death, was between John Monday and Martha (Lowe) Young on November 9, 1922 in Campbell County. At that time, John and Martha were 72 and 60 years old, respectfully. This was a second marriage for Martha and she and her first husband, James Young, had raised 8 children. The children were all adults by the time she and John married, as were the 9 children of John with Mary and Rachel. Martha's date of death and location of burial is unknown.
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