Mary Jane Case married the Reverend Charles F. Emery (1855-1943) on July 24, 1878. He was a graduate of Duke University. Circa 1890, Case became an ordained minister. He served as the pastor of the Methodist churches at Columbia, Biloxi, Ocean Springs, Brandon, Meridian, Vicksburg, Natchez, Hattiesburg, Waynesboro, Tylertown, and Fayette. They had at least two sons: Charles Franklin Emery (1879-1950) and Don Carlos Emery (1880-1907).
Charles Franklin Emery practiced law. He died at Corpus Christi, Texas on February 13, 1950. Don Carlos Emery, named for his grandfather, Don Carlos Case, died at Brandon, Mississippi. Both are buried in the Evergreen Cemetery at Ocean Springs in the Case Family plot. (Bio provided by Gwen Langley Pittman)
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In addition to her husband and her son, Charles Franklin Emery, Jr, she was survived by her sister, Mrs J. B. (Frances Case) Leftwich of Mobile, Alabama.
There are no visible markers for Rev Charles Franklin Emery and his wife Mary Jane Emery.
Charles Franklin Emery practiced law. He died at Corpus Christi, Texas on February 13, 1950. Don Carlos Emery, named for his grandfather, Don Carlos Case, died at Brandon, Mississippi. Both are buried in the Evergreen Cemetery at Ocean Springs in the Case Family plot. (Bio provided by Gwen Langley Pittman)
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In addition to her husband and her son, Charles Franklin Emery, Jr, she was survived by her sister, Mrs J. B. (Frances Case) Leftwich of Mobile, Alabama.
There are no visible markers for Rev Charles Franklin Emery and his wife Mary Jane Emery.
Mary Jane Case married the Reverend Charles F. Emery (1855-1943) on July 24, 1878. He was a graduate of Duke University. Circa 1890, Case became an ordained minister. He served as the pastor of the Methodist churches at Columbia, Biloxi, Ocean Springs, Brandon, Meridian, Vicksburg, Natchez, Hattiesburg, Waynesboro, Tylertown, and Fayette. They had at least two sons: Charles Franklin Emery (1879-1950) and Don Carlos Emery (1880-1907).
Charles Franklin Emery practiced law. He died at Corpus Christi, Texas on February 13, 1950. Don Carlos Emery, named for his grandfather, Don Carlos Case, died at Brandon, Mississippi. Both are buried in the Evergreen Cemetery at Ocean Springs in the Case Family plot. (Bio provided by Gwen Langley Pittman)
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In addition to her husband and her son, Charles Franklin Emery, Jr, she was survived by her sister, Mrs J. B. (Frances Case) Leftwich of Mobile, Alabama.
There are no visible markers for Rev Charles Franklin Emery and his wife Mary Jane Emery.
Charles Franklin Emery practiced law. He died at Corpus Christi, Texas on February 13, 1950. Don Carlos Emery, named for his grandfather, Don Carlos Case, died at Brandon, Mississippi. Both are buried in the Evergreen Cemetery at Ocean Springs in the Case Family plot. (Bio provided by Gwen Langley Pittman)
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In addition to her husband and her son, Charles Franklin Emery, Jr, she was survived by her sister, Mrs J. B. (Frances Case) Leftwich of Mobile, Alabama.
There are no visible markers for Rev Charles Franklin Emery and his wife Mary Jane Emery.
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Burial applications 1932, Image 98
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