Aged 21 years, she married 26 JUN 1911 in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, to Harry Edward VANARSDELL (= VAN ARSDELL; aged 25 years), a resident of Bessemer. Married second on 25 FEB 1917 in Muscogee County, Georgia, to David Wilson LONG.
Online database of burials in Columbus municipal cemeteries shows: Pearl W. LONG, born 10 AUG 1892, daughter of Alto [sic] and Sarah (HOWARD) WHATLEY, died 12 NOV 1977 in Columbus, Georgia, aged 85 years, and was buried 14 NOV 1977 in a Monticello vault in RIverdale Cemetery Section 6, Lot 112, by undertaker Striffler-Hamby Mortuary, Inc., on burial permit #3138. The sexton was [Sybil] BRANTLEY.
1900 federal census of Ward 2, Militia District 773 (Upper Town District), Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, Dwelling #158 / Household #213, residing at 1309 Sixth Avenue (all WHATLEY): George (41, born Jan. 1859 GA AL AL), married 15 years, locomotive engineer; wife Sarah (41, born Jan. 1859 GA AL AL), married 15 years, had borne 4 children, all still living; daughter Maud (13, born Dec. 1886 GA GA GA), at school; son George (11, born Mar. 1889 GA GA GA), at school; daughter Pearl (7, born Aug. 1892 GA GA GA), at school; and daughter __to [sic -- actually son Fred W.] (5, born July 1894 GA GA GA).
First husband, on the 1910 federal census of Ward 4, Bessemer, Jefferson County, Alabama, residing at 1916 Seventh Avenue: Margaret J. SCANLAN (39 KY KY VA), in 2nd marriage, had borne 1 child, still living, occupation "none"; son Harry E. VANARDSELL (23 KY KY KY), single, car inspector for railroad; and brother Marion MARCUM (27 KY KY KY), single, a janitor in the railroad office.
Online database of burials in Columbus municipal cemeteries shows: Pearl W. LONG, born 10 AUG 1892, daughter of Alto [sic] and Sarah (HOWARD) WHATLEY, died 12 NOV 1977 in Columbus, Georgia, aged 85 years, and was buried 14 NOV 1977 in a Monticello vault in RIverdale Cemetery Section 6, Lot 112, by undertaker Striffler-Hamby Mortuary, Inc., on burial permit #3138. The sexton was [Sybil] BRANTLEY.
1900 federal census of Ward 2, Militia District 773 (Upper Town District), Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, Dwelling #158 / Household #213, residing at 1309 Sixth Avenue (all WHATLEY): George (41, born Jan. 1859 GA AL AL), married 15 years, locomotive engineer; wife Sarah (41, born Jan. 1859 GA AL AL), married 15 years, had borne 4 children, all still living; daughter Maud (13, born Dec. 1886 GA GA GA), at school; son George (11, born Mar. 1889 GA GA GA), at school; daughter Pearl (7, born Aug. 1892 GA GA GA), at school; and daughter __to [sic -- actually son Fred W.] (5, born July 1894 GA GA GA).
First husband, on the 1910 federal census of Ward 4, Bessemer, Jefferson County, Alabama, residing at 1916 Seventh Avenue: Margaret J. SCANLAN (39 KY KY VA), in 2nd marriage, had borne 1 child, still living, occupation "none"; son Harry E. VANARDSELL (23 KY KY KY), single, car inspector for railroad; and brother Marion MARCUM (27 KY KY KY), single, a janitor in the railroad office.
Aged 21 years, she married 26 JUN 1911 in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, to Harry Edward VANARSDELL (= VAN ARSDELL; aged 25 years), a resident of Bessemer. Married second on 25 FEB 1917 in Muscogee County, Georgia, to David Wilson LONG.
Online database of burials in Columbus municipal cemeteries shows: Pearl W. LONG, born 10 AUG 1892, daughter of Alto [sic] and Sarah (HOWARD) WHATLEY, died 12 NOV 1977 in Columbus, Georgia, aged 85 years, and was buried 14 NOV 1977 in a Monticello vault in RIverdale Cemetery Section 6, Lot 112, by undertaker Striffler-Hamby Mortuary, Inc., on burial permit #3138. The sexton was [Sybil] BRANTLEY.
1900 federal census of Ward 2, Militia District 773 (Upper Town District), Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, Dwelling #158 / Household #213, residing at 1309 Sixth Avenue (all WHATLEY): George (41, born Jan. 1859 GA AL AL), married 15 years, locomotive engineer; wife Sarah (41, born Jan. 1859 GA AL AL), married 15 years, had borne 4 children, all still living; daughter Maud (13, born Dec. 1886 GA GA GA), at school; son George (11, born Mar. 1889 GA GA GA), at school; daughter Pearl (7, born Aug. 1892 GA GA GA), at school; and daughter __to [sic -- actually son Fred W.] (5, born July 1894 GA GA GA).
First husband, on the 1910 federal census of Ward 4, Bessemer, Jefferson County, Alabama, residing at 1916 Seventh Avenue: Margaret J. SCANLAN (39 KY KY VA), in 2nd marriage, had borne 1 child, still living, occupation "none"; son Harry E. VANARDSELL (23 KY KY KY), single, car inspector for railroad; and brother Marion MARCUM (27 KY KY KY), single, a janitor in the railroad office.
Online database of burials in Columbus municipal cemeteries shows: Pearl W. LONG, born 10 AUG 1892, daughter of Alto [sic] and Sarah (HOWARD) WHATLEY, died 12 NOV 1977 in Columbus, Georgia, aged 85 years, and was buried 14 NOV 1977 in a Monticello vault in RIverdale Cemetery Section 6, Lot 112, by undertaker Striffler-Hamby Mortuary, Inc., on burial permit #3138. The sexton was [Sybil] BRANTLEY.
1900 federal census of Ward 2, Militia District 773 (Upper Town District), Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia, Dwelling #158 / Household #213, residing at 1309 Sixth Avenue (all WHATLEY): George (41, born Jan. 1859 GA AL AL), married 15 years, locomotive engineer; wife Sarah (41, born Jan. 1859 GA AL AL), married 15 years, had borne 4 children, all still living; daughter Maud (13, born Dec. 1886 GA GA GA), at school; son George (11, born Mar. 1889 GA GA GA), at school; daughter Pearl (7, born Aug. 1892 GA GA GA), at school; and daughter __to [sic -- actually son Fred W.] (5, born July 1894 GA GA GA).
First husband, on the 1910 federal census of Ward 4, Bessemer, Jefferson County, Alabama, residing at 1916 Seventh Avenue: Margaret J. SCANLAN (39 KY KY VA), in 2nd marriage, had borne 1 child, still living, occupation "none"; son Harry E. VANARDSELL (23 KY KY KY), single, car inspector for railroad; and brother Marion MARCUM (27 KY KY KY), single, a janitor in the railroad office.
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