William Allen Anthony, Jr. was born November 20, 1919 , the fourth child of William Allen Anthony, Sr and Rosa Maybelle Jenkins Anthony.
His siblings were Wilbur Lee Anthony, 1907, Cora Delray Anthony, 1912, Robert Bernard Anthony, 1914,Rosie Mable Anthony, 1924 and Virginia Arribell Anthony 1927.
He was never married, and had no children.
He died November 19, 1941 of a heart attack, age 23.
The family called him "Allen", and he was named after his father. He was a man that could make just about anything, just like his father. He loved music, and when a young man, he made a banjo, and played it and sang.
His siblings were Wilbur Lee Anthony, 1907, Cora Delray Anthony, 1912, Robert Bernard Anthony, 1914,Rosie Mable Anthony, 1924 and Virginia Arribell Anthony 1927.
He was never married, and had no children.
He died November 19, 1941 of a heart attack, age 23.
The family called him "Allen", and he was named after his father. He was a man that could make just about anything, just like his father. He loved music, and when a young man, he made a banjo, and played it and sang.
William Allen Anthony, Jr. was born November 20, 1919 , the fourth child of William Allen Anthony, Sr and Rosa Maybelle Jenkins Anthony.
His siblings were Wilbur Lee Anthony, 1907, Cora Delray Anthony, 1912, Robert Bernard Anthony, 1914,Rosie Mable Anthony, 1924 and Virginia Arribell Anthony 1927.
He was never married, and had no children.
He died November 19, 1941 of a heart attack, age 23.
The family called him "Allen", and he was named after his father. He was a man that could make just about anything, just like his father. He loved music, and when a young man, he made a banjo, and played it and sang.
His siblings were Wilbur Lee Anthony, 1907, Cora Delray Anthony, 1912, Robert Bernard Anthony, 1914,Rosie Mable Anthony, 1924 and Virginia Arribell Anthony 1927.
He was never married, and had no children.
He died November 19, 1941 of a heart attack, age 23.
The family called him "Allen", and he was named after his father. He was a man that could make just about anything, just like his father. He loved music, and when a young man, he made a banjo, and played it and sang.
Gravesite Details
There is no marker. He is buried beside his grandparents, James Henry and Amelia Jenkins. There is a marker for James Henry and his wife, but no inscriptions.
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