Name: Stumphole Martins

Updated: 05-29-2020 20:05:22.


Individual Page


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Ellen Elizabeth “Ella” Parsons: Birth: 22 APR 1914 in Hemingway, Williamsburg County, SC. Death: 17 MAR 1993 in Florence County, SC

  2. Sadie Day “Sulla” “Sullie” Day Parson: Birth: 6 NOV 1917 in Williamsburg County, SC. Death: 21 MAY 1972 in Georgetown, Georgetown County, SC


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. James Theodore “Pete” Parson: Birth: 22 MAY 1923 in Henrytown, Williamsburg County, SC. Death: 6 MAY 2011 in At Home, Elbow Road, Brownway, Horry County, SC

  2. Eduard Oline "Olene" Parson: Birth: 14 JAN 1925 in WIlliams Hill, Georgetown County, SC. Death: 18 AUG 2010 in Conway Medical Center, Conway, Horry County, SC

  3. Van Donnie “Don” Parson: Birth: 15 FEB 1927 in McColl, Marlboro County, SC. Death: 22 NOV 1993 in Bitburg, Germany


Sources
1. Page:   Jim E. Parsons
Text:   1930 Census, South Carolina, Marlboro County
2. Page:   James E. Parsons
Text:   1910 Census, South Carolina, Williamsburg County
3. Page:   Eddie J. Parsons
Text:   1900 Census, South Carolina, Williamsburg County
4. Text:   SC Death Certificate
5. Page:   Johnson Township p.26/30 #237/240 b. June 1895 SC SC SC
Text:   1900 Census, South Carolina, Williamsburg County
6. Text:   Parsons Family Bible Three Rivers Historical Society
7. Page:   McColl Town p.15/24 (McLaurin Avenue) #157/164 age 35 SC SC SC
Text:   1930 Census, South Carolina, Marlboro County
8. Page:   Johnson Township p.32/40 #239/239 age 15 SC SC SC
Text:   1910 Census, South Carolina, Williamsburg County
9. Text:   WWI Draft Registration
10. Page:   his first marriage at 19
Text:   1930 Census, South Carolina, Marlboro County
11. Page:   her first marriage at 29
Text:   1930 Census, South Carolina, Marlboro County

Notes
a. Note:   N36554 Died of a cereberal hemorage at 46. Worked in McColl cotton mills from just before Olene was born until Grandma turned 14. He loved to take walks after eating. A big cut up, could throw his voice. Referred to as "Little Jim." Also worked in logging, raising fighting chickens. Remembers seeing his momma when he was sick one time after she had died of a cereberal hemorage also.
  Grandma says he was raised in a primitive baptist Church, but that she never saw him in church except at his funeral. That he never was one to look for trouble, but that if it came his way he could take care of himself and his family. Very concerned about his daughters when they came of age to date. Told them that if they went to church with a boy and he came with you and let you go in then came in later that they should leave and get back home. If they were out riding around and he was not treating you like a lady to get to the nearest house and tell them you want to go home. She never heard her daddy say four words with out hearing a dam, or other explitives.
  Ella and Sulla are living with their maternal grandparents in 1920
 Son of James and Mary Bolyn Parson
  md. 2 kids medium height; medium build, brown eyes, lt. hair, ,««s6»», ««s3»», ««s10»»
b. Note:   family bible says June 18
c. Note:   sudden stroke or heart attack

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