Margaret (Maggie) Kent, 1874–1930 (aged 56 years)
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- Margaret (Maggie) /Kent/
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Birth of a brother
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Death of a brother
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Source: Headstone
Text: "Son of T. F. & C. T. Kent" |
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Death of a father
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Source: Headstone
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Census
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Death of a sister
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Source: Headstone
Text: "Dau. of T. F. & C. T. Kent" |
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Death of a mother
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Source: Headstone
Text: "Wife of Thos. F. Kent" |
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Marriage
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Birth of a son
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Death of a sister
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Source: Headstone
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Death of a husband
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Census
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Death of a brother
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Source: Headstone
Text: "Son of T. F. & Tennessee Kent" |
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Marriage
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Text: "G. H. Parker to Mrs. Maggie Montgomery" |
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Death of a son
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Source: Headstone
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Death of a sister
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Source: Headstone
Text: "Wife of W. F. Brooks" |
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Residence
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Burial of a father
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Burial of a mother
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1829–1878
Birth: February 1, 1829
— Henderson Co. TN Death: April 22, 1878 — Henderson Co. TN |
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| mother |
1835–1888
Birth: October 19, 1835
— Henderson Co. TN Death: April 26, 1888 — Henderson Co. TN |
| elder sister | |
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3 years
elder sister |
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16 months
elder sister |
1857–1881
Birth: April 23, 1857
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— Henderson Co. TN Death: June 19, 1881 — Henderson Co. TN |
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2 years
elder sister |
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2 years
elder brother |
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3 years
elder brother |
1864–1910
Birth: April 19, 1864
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— Henderson Co. TN Death: December 13, 1910 |
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3 years
elder sister |
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3 years
elder sister |
1869–1919
Birth: April 5, 1869
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— Henderson Co. TN Death: April 18, 1919 |
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3 years
elder sister |
1871–1949
Birth: November 26, 1871
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— Tennessee Death: September 27, 1949 |
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2 years
herself |
1874–1930
Birth: March 24, 1874
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— Tennessee Death: December 17, 1930 |
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3 years
younger brother |
1876–1877
Birth: October 13, 1876
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— Henderson Co. TN Death: May 15, 1877 |
| husband |
1871–1899
Birth: April 11, 1871
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— Tennessee Death: December 3, 1899 |
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| herself |
1874–1930
Birth: March 24, 1874
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— Tennessee Death: December 17, 1930 |
| Marriage | Marriage — March 31, 1895 — Henderson Co. TN |
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23 months
son |
1897–1918
Birth: March 4, 1897
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— Tennessee Death: October 5, 1918 — at sea while in route to France |
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| herself |
1874–1930
Birth: March 24, 1874
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— Tennessee Death: December 17, 1930 |
| Marriage | Marriage — October 9, 1912 — Henderson Co. TN |
| Marriage |
Text: "G. H. Parker to Mrs. Maggie Montgomery" |
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Source: Headstone
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Shared note
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Maggy Kent Montgomery lived with Arthur S. and Allie Kent when Gerald Lloyd Montgomery was a boy. In the 1900 census, Maggy Kent Montgomery and her son Claude are living in the William Houston Montgomery household. Crossing the Dark River: Henderson County, Tennessee, Obituaries 1827-1950 by Brenda Kirk Fiddler, copyright 1999, published by Charles and Brenda Fiddler, 331 Eastern Shores Dr., Lexington, Tennessee 38351 p. 236 STANFILL, Emily FIELDS (The Lexington Progress, March 5, 1926) Dies in Henderson: Mrs. Emily Viola STANFILL, beloved wife of "Jimmie John" STANFILL, was born August 19th, 1859, and died February 28th, 1926, at her home in Henderson, Chester County, Tennessee. She professed religion at the age of eleven years and lived a faithful Christian until death. She married J. J. STANFILL, December 16th, 1875, and two children survive her, in addition to her husband Hubert of Sardis and Mrs. Hattie Daniels of Jackson. She was a sister of Mrs. W. D. WRIGHT of Lexington, who is now the only surviving member of the family of the late Ben FIELDS. She and her husband worked hard in hand for forty years and maintained a Christian home. It was not our personal pleasure and privilege to know this good woman but years ago we were told that her goodness in the home and in the neighborhood knew no bounds. The funeral service was held in her home and the remains carried to Roby for interment in the cemetery there. Before her death Mrs. STANFILL wrote the following letter: To Mrs. Mattye CLARK and all the Circle and my friends: Dear Mrs. CLARK, the Doctors say that I cannot live long and we have decided to be buried at Roby where my brothers are buried. I wnt you to call the Circle together or tell them to put on the whole armor and come to Roby the day I am brought there. I want you all, or the Aid Society, to march with me from the house to the grave. If you all don't have conveyance, get somebody. Mr. STANFILL will settle it when I am gone. I want you to call Miss Allie and Maggie MONTGOMERY and tell them I want them and Mr. Arthur to come. I want all my friends to come. I do hope I do not have any enemies for I love everybody. I want Brother Billie HOLLAND and Brother Dock ROSS to come and make a talk and anyone else that wants to. I want Manley HARWELL and Mrs. Bob NEWMAN to sing, and all who will. I want Dr. KEETON to come, for he has prolonged my life and treated me so nicely. I am ready to go for the Lord is with me. I am standing on the promises of God. Tell everybody to come to Roby on that day, for this is my last day on earth. It grieves me to leave Mr. STANFILL and all my family and friends, but the Lord is calling me now, and I have suffered so long. I close with much love and best wishes to you all. |
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