Unmarked grave. Son of George Wilburn and Annie RISNER Earney Wilburn PERRY.
Clarence Wilburn, age 30, was listed on the 1930 census of Crittenden County, Norvell, with wife Dolly, age 27, and children; Gladys, daughter, age 11, L. D., son age 8, Sterling, son, age 6, daughter Neva, age 4, and daughter Edna M. age 8 months.
Clarence George Wilburn registered for the World War I draft in Cross County, AR on Sep 12, 1918. He was born Oct 16, 1898, was age 18, and was living in Parkin. His nearest relative was his wife, Dolly Wilburn of Parkin. He was employed as a teamster for Lansing Company in Parkin. He was short, stout, with blue eyes and brown hair.
Clarence G. Wilburn died at St. Joseph Hospital in Memphis, TN on Sep 28, 1949 of sudden cornonary occlusion due to hypertensive heart disease and angina pectoris, duration of 11 days. The informant was his wife, Mrs. Dollie Wilburn.
He was buried at Gibson Bayou Cemetery on Oct 1, 1949 by National Funeral Home of Memphis.
Information provided by:
~~Southern Roots ღ (#46576450)
1940 Census list as follows
Clarence Wilburn
41 yrs, Male
Dolly Wilburn
38 yrs, Female
Luther J(G) Wilburn
18 yrs, Male
Sterling Wilburn
16 yrs, Male
Maxine Wilburn
10 yrs, Female
Albert Wilburn
7 yrs, Male
Dorris A Wilburn
4 yrs, Female
Virginia Wilburn
1 yrs, Female
Clarence Wilburn, age 30, was listed on the 1930 census of Crittenden County, Norvell, with wife Dolly, age 27, and children; Gladys, daughter, age 11, L. D., son age 8, Sterling, son, age 6, daughter Neva, age 4, and daughter Edna M. age 8 months.
Clarence George Wilburn registered for the World War I draft in Cross County, AR on Sep 12, 1918. He was born Oct 16, 1898, was age 18, and was living in Parkin. His nearest relative was his wife, Dolly Wilburn of Parkin. He was employed as a teamster for Lansing Company in Parkin. He was short, stout, with blue eyes and brown hair.
Clarence G. Wilburn died at St. Joseph Hospital in Memphis, TN on Sep 28, 1949 of sudden cornonary occlusion due to hypertensive heart disease and angina pectoris, duration of 11 days. The informant was his wife, Mrs. Dollie Wilburn.
He was buried at Gibson Bayou Cemetery on Oct 1, 1949 by National Funeral Home of Memphis.
Information provided by:
~~Southern Roots ღ (#46576450)
1940 Census list as follows
Clarence Wilburn
41 yrs, Male
Dolly Wilburn
38 yrs, Female
Luther J(G) Wilburn
18 yrs, Male
Sterling Wilburn
16 yrs, Male
Maxine Wilburn
10 yrs, Female
Albert Wilburn
7 yrs, Male
Dorris A Wilburn
4 yrs, Female
Virginia Wilburn
1 yrs, Female
Unmarked grave. Son of George Wilburn and Annie RISNER Earney Wilburn PERRY.
Clarence Wilburn, age 30, was listed on the 1930 census of Crittenden County, Norvell, with wife Dolly, age 27, and children; Gladys, daughter, age 11, L. D., son age 8, Sterling, son, age 6, daughter Neva, age 4, and daughter Edna M. age 8 months.
Clarence George Wilburn registered for the World War I draft in Cross County, AR on Sep 12, 1918. He was born Oct 16, 1898, was age 18, and was living in Parkin. His nearest relative was his wife, Dolly Wilburn of Parkin. He was employed as a teamster for Lansing Company in Parkin. He was short, stout, with blue eyes and brown hair.
Clarence G. Wilburn died at St. Joseph Hospital in Memphis, TN on Sep 28, 1949 of sudden cornonary occlusion due to hypertensive heart disease and angina pectoris, duration of 11 days. The informant was his wife, Mrs. Dollie Wilburn.
He was buried at Gibson Bayou Cemetery on Oct 1, 1949 by National Funeral Home of Memphis.
Information provided by:
~~Southern Roots ღ (#46576450)
1940 Census list as follows
Clarence Wilburn
41 yrs, Male
Dolly Wilburn
38 yrs, Female
Luther J(G) Wilburn
18 yrs, Male
Sterling Wilburn
16 yrs, Male
Maxine Wilburn
10 yrs, Female
Albert Wilburn
7 yrs, Male
Dorris A Wilburn
4 yrs, Female
Virginia Wilburn
1 yrs, Female
Clarence Wilburn, age 30, was listed on the 1930 census of Crittenden County, Norvell, with wife Dolly, age 27, and children; Gladys, daughter, age 11, L. D., son age 8, Sterling, son, age 6, daughter Neva, age 4, and daughter Edna M. age 8 months.
Clarence George Wilburn registered for the World War I draft in Cross County, AR on Sep 12, 1918. He was born Oct 16, 1898, was age 18, and was living in Parkin. His nearest relative was his wife, Dolly Wilburn of Parkin. He was employed as a teamster for Lansing Company in Parkin. He was short, stout, with blue eyes and brown hair.
Clarence G. Wilburn died at St. Joseph Hospital in Memphis, TN on Sep 28, 1949 of sudden cornonary occlusion due to hypertensive heart disease and angina pectoris, duration of 11 days. The informant was his wife, Mrs. Dollie Wilburn.
He was buried at Gibson Bayou Cemetery on Oct 1, 1949 by National Funeral Home of Memphis.
Information provided by:
~~Southern Roots ღ (#46576450)
1940 Census list as follows
Clarence Wilburn
41 yrs, Male
Dolly Wilburn
38 yrs, Female
Luther J(G) Wilburn
18 yrs, Male
Sterling Wilburn
16 yrs, Male
Maxine Wilburn
10 yrs, Female
Albert Wilburn
7 yrs, Male
Dorris A Wilburn
4 yrs, Female
Virginia Wilburn
1 yrs, Female
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