Nancy Ann Adams was born September 15, 1855 in either Mississippi or Bienville Parish LA. She was the daughter of Paten Adams and Nancy Dillaha ( Delahay). She was the youngest of their children.
Nancy married william N. Culverhouse. Census records show that Nancy had given birth to three children, none of which survived. When my great Aunt, Ettie Wooley, accompanied me to Carolina Cemetery, she pointed out the grave and told me, "that's Aunt Puss". She also told me that when Aunt Puss died the funeral director was directed to place some old family pictures and information on the family in the casket with her. She evidently didn't want anyone to have them. All of her siblings had already died.
Her grave marker had a picture of both she and her husband.
If I can ever locate my old photos from that cemetery visit back in the 1970's I will post them.
Nancy married william N. Culverhouse. Census records show that Nancy had given birth to three children, none of which survived. When my great Aunt, Ettie Wooley, accompanied me to Carolina Cemetery, she pointed out the grave and told me, "that's Aunt Puss". She also told me that when Aunt Puss died the funeral director was directed to place some old family pictures and information on the family in the casket with her. She evidently didn't want anyone to have them. All of her siblings had already died.
Her grave marker had a picture of both she and her husband.
If I can ever locate my old photos from that cemetery visit back in the 1970's I will post them.
Nancy Ann Adams was born September 15, 1855 in either Mississippi or Bienville Parish LA. She was the daughter of Paten Adams and Nancy Dillaha ( Delahay). She was the youngest of their children.
Nancy married william N. Culverhouse. Census records show that Nancy had given birth to three children, none of which survived. When my great Aunt, Ettie Wooley, accompanied me to Carolina Cemetery, she pointed out the grave and told me, "that's Aunt Puss". She also told me that when Aunt Puss died the funeral director was directed to place some old family pictures and information on the family in the casket with her. She evidently didn't want anyone to have them. All of her siblings had already died.
Her grave marker had a picture of both she and her husband.
If I can ever locate my old photos from that cemetery visit back in the 1970's I will post them.
Nancy married william N. Culverhouse. Census records show that Nancy had given birth to three children, none of which survived. When my great Aunt, Ettie Wooley, accompanied me to Carolina Cemetery, she pointed out the grave and told me, "that's Aunt Puss". She also told me that when Aunt Puss died the funeral director was directed to place some old family pictures and information on the family in the casket with her. She evidently didn't want anyone to have them. All of her siblings had already died.
Her grave marker had a picture of both she and her husband.
If I can ever locate my old photos from that cemetery visit back in the 1970's I will post them.
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Dau of Paten & Nancy Adams-tombstone reads N.A. Culverhouse- wife of William N. Culverhouse
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