The death date of April 8, 1900 was given to me by Martha T. Winegeart in 1978.
The 1900 Census was enumerated June 15, 1900, listing Mary Owens Powell as the wife, so the death date of Mary Owens Powell is in question. The Civil War Pension application completed by Benjamin George Powell and signed December 10, 1900, states he is a widower.
The 1900 Census was enumerated June 15, 1900, listing Mary Owens Powell as the wife, so the death date of Mary Owens Powell is in question. The Civil War Pension application completed by Benjamin George Powell and signed December 10, 1900, states he is a widower.
The death date of April 8, 1900 was given to me by Martha T. Winegeart in 1978.
The 1900 Census was enumerated June 15, 1900, listing Mary Owens Powell as the wife, so the death date of Mary Owens Powell is in question. The Civil War Pension application completed by Benjamin George Powell and signed December 10, 1900, states he is a widower.
The 1900 Census was enumerated June 15, 1900, listing Mary Owens Powell as the wife, so the death date of Mary Owens Powell is in question. The Civil War Pension application completed by Benjamin George Powell and signed December 10, 1900, states he is a widower.
Gravesite Details
The original marker for Mary Adeline Owens Powell is a native stone with carved letters. A new granite marker was added in front of the illegible stone by grand daughter Mable Jean Powell and great grandson Gerald G. Pennington, Jr.
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