Florence Winnie Perdue Sansom married Everett Winfield Sansom (my great uncle) in 1910 in Lincoln County, WV. Family records list Winnie's birth year as 1893. She may have fibbed about her age because she was so young when she married. Family believes she was Native American, but I have no records to support that.
Winnie and Everette had 10 children. 7 of the 10 lived to be adults.
Winnie and Everette lived off the land at the head of a hollow near Griffithsville, WV. The only "road" leading to their home was a creek bed.
It has been suggested Winnie was the daughter of Floyd Perdue (1872 - ?) and Leora (Egnor) Perdue (1878 - ?).
Winnie and Everette had 10 children. 7 of the 10 lived to be adults.
Winnie and Everette lived off the land at the head of a hollow near Griffithsville, WV. The only "road" leading to their home was a creek bed.
It has been suggested Winnie was the daughter of Floyd Perdue (1872 - ?) and Leora (Egnor) Perdue (1878 - ?).
Florence Winnie Perdue Sansom married Everett Winfield Sansom (my great uncle) in 1910 in Lincoln County, WV. Family records list Winnie's birth year as 1893. She may have fibbed about her age because she was so young when she married. Family believes she was Native American, but I have no records to support that.
Winnie and Everette had 10 children. 7 of the 10 lived to be adults.
Winnie and Everette lived off the land at the head of a hollow near Griffithsville, WV. The only "road" leading to their home was a creek bed.
It has been suggested Winnie was the daughter of Floyd Perdue (1872 - ?) and Leora (Egnor) Perdue (1878 - ?).
Winnie and Everette had 10 children. 7 of the 10 lived to be adults.
Winnie and Everette lived off the land at the head of a hollow near Griffithsville, WV. The only "road" leading to their home was a creek bed.
It has been suggested Winnie was the daughter of Floyd Perdue (1872 - ?) and Leora (Egnor) Perdue (1878 - ?).
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