--Son of John Antley and wife Julia Hilderbrand.
--He married Mary L. Boger in 1906. They lived in Calhoun County, SC through 1920. By 1930 they had relocated to Kannapolis, NC. The couple had 3 children: Margaret, Dorothy, and Thomas B. Antley.
--Occupation: He was a Farmer in 1910 and 1920. In 1930 he was a Traveling Salesman for Wheeling Corrugating Company and continued that work until retirement.
--Cause of death: cancer in his back.
Note: his death certificate lists his burial as being in St. Matthews, SC. However, that is not correct. He is indeed at Carolina Memorial Park, as evidenced by headstone photos.
--He married Mary L. Boger in 1906. They lived in Calhoun County, SC through 1920. By 1930 they had relocated to Kannapolis, NC. The couple had 3 children: Margaret, Dorothy, and Thomas B. Antley.
--Occupation: He was a Farmer in 1910 and 1920. In 1930 he was a Traveling Salesman for Wheeling Corrugating Company and continued that work until retirement.
--Cause of death: cancer in his back.
Note: his death certificate lists his burial as being in St. Matthews, SC. However, that is not correct. He is indeed at Carolina Memorial Park, as evidenced by headstone photos.
--Son of John Antley and wife Julia Hilderbrand.
--He married Mary L. Boger in 1906. They lived in Calhoun County, SC through 1920. By 1930 they had relocated to Kannapolis, NC. The couple had 3 children: Margaret, Dorothy, and Thomas B. Antley.
--Occupation: He was a Farmer in 1910 and 1920. In 1930 he was a Traveling Salesman for Wheeling Corrugating Company and continued that work until retirement.
--Cause of death: cancer in his back.
Note: his death certificate lists his burial as being in St. Matthews, SC. However, that is not correct. He is indeed at Carolina Memorial Park, as evidenced by headstone photos.
--He married Mary L. Boger in 1906. They lived in Calhoun County, SC through 1920. By 1930 they had relocated to Kannapolis, NC. The couple had 3 children: Margaret, Dorothy, and Thomas B. Antley.
--Occupation: He was a Farmer in 1910 and 1920. In 1930 he was a Traveling Salesman for Wheeling Corrugating Company and continued that work until retirement.
--Cause of death: cancer in his back.
Note: his death certificate lists his burial as being in St. Matthews, SC. However, that is not correct. He is indeed at Carolina Memorial Park, as evidenced by headstone photos.
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