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 1914 - 1935 (20 years)
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| Name |
William Lajoy Cole |
| Birth |
15 Jul 1914 |
Kenton,Gibson,Tennesee  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Census |
1920 |
Kenton, Gibson, Tennessee, USA |
| Census |
1930 |
Kenton, Gibson, Tennessee, USA |
| Death |
5 May 1935 |
Kenton,Gibson,Tennesee |
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Death Certificate: William LaJoy Cole
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| Notes |
- I think I was about eleven before I recall Mom talking about her Brother "Bubba". She didn't go into much detail, but I think it was something like appendicits, something that couldn't be helped in the depression, in the south. I never saw his picture until last year.
01jan2009 John moore
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| Person ID |
I57 |
edwards_moore |
| Last Modified |
29 Mar 2017 |
| Father |
William Carter Cole, b. 21 Oct 1879, Kenton, Tennessee d. 28 Dec 1975, St. Louis, , Missouri (Age 96 years) |
| Mother |
Sophie Ann Brown (Cole), b. 6 Dec 1886, Mississippi d. 26 May 1965, Kenton,Gibson,Tennesee (Age 78 years) |
| Photos
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 | 305 S. Poplar
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 | momzzz.mp4
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
 | Momma Sophie and Poppa Will celebrate their 46th anniversary in Kenton, Tennessee.
The picture of the Cole sisters on the main page of the Family Website was taken during this event. |
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305 S. Poplar Street, Kenton, TN
Remodeled in 1979 by Lamar King Builders |
| Documents |
 | 2016 Cole-Brown Reunion Program
Held in St. Louis, MO |
| Family ID |
F17 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Documents
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 | 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. |
 | 40 Anniversary Rosson Cemetery Memorial
May 2006, St Paul Baptist Church
Kenton, Tennessee
The picture above brings back so many memories of all our good times and of all our family members
(many of whom have passed on, but are not forgotten). We sat on that porch and swung on that swing
seat for many,many years. We listened to crickets and felt that humid temperature as we slept. We watched
the children run and play and enjoy the quiet life of a less hurried world than back home. We reminded
them over and over to not cross the street without looking back and forth because it was a highway, not a
regular street!
The 40th Anniversary of the Rosson Cemetery Memorial will be Sunday, May 28, 2006, at St. Paul Baptist
Church, Kenton, Tennessee (Reverend Willie Pounds, Pastor). |
| 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. |
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