Name: Jennie Payne Ancestors

Updated: 05-29-2019 21:05:22.


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Sources
1. Title:   U.S., City Directories, 1821-1989
2. Title:   North Carolina, Death Collection, 1908-2004
Page:   Database online. Source Vendor: North Carolina State Center for Health Statistics; Certificate: .
3. Title:   1940 U.S. census
Page:   Gaston county, North Carolina, population schedule, Crowder Mountain, ED 36-10, dwelling 123, Lela M Payne
4. Title:   Social Security Death Index
Page:   Database online. Number: 241-06-5580; Issue State: North Carolina; Issue Date: 1973.
5. Title:   1920 U.S. census
Page:   Gaston County, North Carolina, population schedule, Crowder Mountain, ED 075, dwelling 107, family 116, James R Payne
6. Title:   North Carolina, Marriage Records, 1741-2011
Page:   Cleveland County, 1938, Turner, Payne; m 25 May 1940, Howard Arthur Turner (24, Gaston, Jennie Elizabeth Payne (27, Gaston);
7. Title:   North Carolina, Marriage Records, 1741-2011
Page:   Mecklenburg County, 1957, Crenshaw, Turner; m 30 Nov 1957, lic 25 Nov 1957 WIlliam H Crenshaw (60), Mrs Jennie Payne Turner (44)
8. Title:   U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
9. Title:   1910 U.S. census
Page:   Gaston County, North Carolina, population schedule, Crowder Mountain, ED 054, dwelling 552, family 558, James R Payne household
10. Title:   1930 U.S. census
Page:   Gaston county, North Carolina, population schedule, Crowder Mountain, ED 36-09, dwelling 280, family 314, Floyd R Payne
11. Title:   U.S., City Directories, 1821-1989
Page:   Database online.

Notes
a. Note:   When we looked at Jennie Elizabeth Payne in the 1930 census, we were left with the question, why was Jennie, 22, was living on a farm in Crowder Mountain, North Carolina with 4 brothers and 3 sisters? The oldest brother, Floyd, owned the farm which appeared to be family run. 1 The story we find is a sad one.
  Let’s step back to the year 1920. Jennie is 12, and living with her parents, James, 37, and Georgie, 36, Payne. James owned his farm with a mortgage on Kings Mountain Road in Crowder Mountain, North Carolina. He lived there with his wife, 3 daughters, Lela, Jennie and Daisy and 4 sons, Boyce, Floyd, Thomas and Robert. His sons and oldest daughter worked the farm.2 Later that year, James and Georgie added another daughter to the family. In 1922, their fifth son Otto is born.3
  But December 27, 1922 found James Payne suffering from influenza and pneumonia and on January 5, 1923 he died leaving his wife and 9 children.4 Five years later, tragedy strikes the family again. In November 1927 Georgie was suffering from pneumonia and on February 3, 1928 she also died.5
  And in 1930, the 8 of the brothers and sisters are living together on the family farm without their parents.
 

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