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 1891 - 1922 (30 years)
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| Name |
Charlie Cole |
| Birth |
17 Sep 1891 |
Tenneessee  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Occupation |
Obion County, TN |
| School Teacher |
| Death |
4 Mar 1922 |
Dyer County, TN |
| Person ID |
I52 |
edwards_moore |
| Last Modified |
20 Jan 2021 |
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| Documents |
 | The Forty Third Annual Cole Day Program (May 24, 2009) Held at St Paul Missionary Baptist Church in Kenton, Tennessee
Rev. Willie l. Pounds, St. Paul Mass Choir, Sis. Tenthy Pounds, Deacon Lenny Banks, Sis. Sarah Skinner, Rev. Michelle Skinner, Sis. Stella Johnson, Soul Surviors, Bro. Rodney Alford, Sis. Vivan Moore, Sis Nannie Taylor, St. Paul Male Chorus, Deacon Ronald Banks, and Minister Timothy White. |
 | Kenton Tennessee History: As I remember and heard By Mrs. Willie J. Cole Moore
Years ago, prior to 1905 several black families? lives in what was the Long House located on the street where First Baptist Church was formerly located. Families living in the Long House as I remember hearing my parents say were Bob and Ida Hunt parents of the late Manor Hunt and Mrs. Nora Scates of St. Louis, Mo. William and Sophia Col, Laura Williams, Robert and Henrietta Williams grandparents of James Williams, Louise and Ellaulse Cole were born on what is now 105 Cole St. also are the rest of the Cole children, other families lived at Long House until they could build or buy a house. |
| Histories |
 | Kenton Tennessee History: As I remember and heard By Mrs. Willie J. Cole Moore
Years ago, prior to 1905 several black families? lives in what was the Long House located on the street where First Baptist Church was formerly located. Families living in the Long House as I remember hearing my parents say were Bob and Ida Hunt parents of the late Manor Hunt and Mrs. Nora Scates of St. Louis, Mo. William and Sophia Col, Laura Williams, Robert and Henrietta Williams grandparents of James Williams, Louise and Ellaulse Cole were born on what is now 105 Cole St. also are the rest of the Cole children, other families lived at Long House until they could build or buy a house. |
 | Individual Summary for Charles Cole provided by the McNairy Tennessee Office of County Archives
His death certificate gives very little info. No parents, no birthdate. Burial only says Kenton, Tenn Mar 6, 1922. He had appendicitis and pneumonia. He was a school teacher.
In 1900 he was livinng with his grandmother, Ann Cole, in Bethel Springs, McNairy County, Tenn. Age 9.
In 1910 he was living with still with his grandmother, Ann Cole, in Bethel Springs but he is also shown with his mother Eliza Jackson.
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