Calvin G. Gulley was the son of Thomas Nelson Gulley 1828 – 1881 and Anna King 1826 – 1884. His siblings were: James N Gulley 1848 – 1865; John Wesley Gulley 1849 – 1918; Isaac Nelson Gulley 1852 – 1902; Martha Jane Gulley 1854 – 1882 and Sarah Ellen Gulley 1856 – 1875.
Tennessee State Marriages reveals that Calvin married Margenia Walker on Jan 11, 1877. From this union the following children were born: Emma A Gulley 1878 – 1880; Nettie Penelope Gulley 1882 – 1947 and John Franklin Gulley 1885 – 1946.
On Aug. 23, 1866 Calvin married for the second time to Adelia Rebekah Moore. From this union was born the following children: Charles E Gulley 1887 – 1964; Robert Lee Gulley 1890 – 1904; Hugh G Gulley 1892 – 1969; Howard D. Gulley 1894 – 1943; Andy K Gulley 1895 – 1976;Ola Dell Gulley 1898 – 1987; Fannie Gulley 1899 and Callie Lee Gulley 1904 – 1994.
Calvin and Rebekah owned a farm in rural Saint Clair, Hawkins Co., Tennessee. All together their were 13 living in the household.
On Feb. 25, 1904, Calvin exhaled his last earthly breath and his Spirit returned to God his maker. Rebekah gathered her family and friends at the Lazarus Gulley Cemetry in Saint Clair, Tennessee to bid him to "Rest in Peace" (bio by Audrey DeCamp Hoffmen)
Tennessee State Marriages reveals that Calvin married Margenia Walker on Jan 11, 1877. From this union the following children were born: Emma A Gulley 1878 – 1880; Nettie Penelope Gulley 1882 – 1947 and John Franklin Gulley 1885 – 1946.
On Aug. 23, 1866 Calvin married for the second time to Adelia Rebekah Moore. From this union was born the following children: Charles E Gulley 1887 – 1964; Robert Lee Gulley 1890 – 1904; Hugh G Gulley 1892 – 1969; Howard D. Gulley 1894 – 1943; Andy K Gulley 1895 – 1976;Ola Dell Gulley 1898 – 1987; Fannie Gulley 1899 and Callie Lee Gulley 1904 – 1994.
Calvin and Rebekah owned a farm in rural Saint Clair, Hawkins Co., Tennessee. All together their were 13 living in the household.
On Feb. 25, 1904, Calvin exhaled his last earthly breath and his Spirit returned to God his maker. Rebekah gathered her family and friends at the Lazarus Gulley Cemetry in Saint Clair, Tennessee to bid him to "Rest in Peace" (bio by Audrey DeCamp Hoffmen)
Calvin G. Gulley was the son of Thomas Nelson Gulley 1828 – 1881 and Anna King 1826 – 1884. His siblings were: James N Gulley 1848 – 1865; John Wesley Gulley 1849 – 1918; Isaac Nelson Gulley 1852 – 1902; Martha Jane Gulley 1854 – 1882 and Sarah Ellen Gulley 1856 – 1875.
Tennessee State Marriages reveals that Calvin married Margenia Walker on Jan 11, 1877. From this union the following children were born: Emma A Gulley 1878 – 1880; Nettie Penelope Gulley 1882 – 1947 and John Franklin Gulley 1885 – 1946.
On Aug. 23, 1866 Calvin married for the second time to Adelia Rebekah Moore. From this union was born the following children: Charles E Gulley 1887 – 1964; Robert Lee Gulley 1890 – 1904; Hugh G Gulley 1892 – 1969; Howard D. Gulley 1894 – 1943; Andy K Gulley 1895 – 1976;Ola Dell Gulley 1898 – 1987; Fannie Gulley 1899 and Callie Lee Gulley 1904 – 1994.
Calvin and Rebekah owned a farm in rural Saint Clair, Hawkins Co., Tennessee. All together their were 13 living in the household.
On Feb. 25, 1904, Calvin exhaled his last earthly breath and his Spirit returned to God his maker. Rebekah gathered her family and friends at the Lazarus Gulley Cemetry in Saint Clair, Tennessee to bid him to "Rest in Peace" (bio by Audrey DeCamp Hoffmen)
Tennessee State Marriages reveals that Calvin married Margenia Walker on Jan 11, 1877. From this union the following children were born: Emma A Gulley 1878 – 1880; Nettie Penelope Gulley 1882 – 1947 and John Franklin Gulley 1885 – 1946.
On Aug. 23, 1866 Calvin married for the second time to Adelia Rebekah Moore. From this union was born the following children: Charles E Gulley 1887 – 1964; Robert Lee Gulley 1890 – 1904; Hugh G Gulley 1892 – 1969; Howard D. Gulley 1894 – 1943; Andy K Gulley 1895 – 1976;Ola Dell Gulley 1898 – 1987; Fannie Gulley 1899 and Callie Lee Gulley 1904 – 1994.
Calvin and Rebekah owned a farm in rural Saint Clair, Hawkins Co., Tennessee. All together their were 13 living in the household.
On Feb. 25, 1904, Calvin exhaled his last earthly breath and his Spirit returned to God his maker. Rebekah gathered her family and friends at the Lazarus Gulley Cemetry in Saint Clair, Tennessee to bid him to "Rest in Peace" (bio by Audrey DeCamp Hoffmen)
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