SAMMIE E. EAMS was the son of Tobe Eams and Mrs. Clara (Marlow) Eams.
He worked as a carpenter.
Upon his passing, he was laid to rest on March 30, 1944 on the grounds of McJohnsons Cemetery.
Burial arrangements were managed by undertaker, Joe C. Lewis, of Marshall.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #13854
~ Texas County Marriage Records
~ 1880-1940 Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
Notes
- Mabel Eams was the informant on the death certificate.
- The 1920 census reported that he was born in 1905.
He worked as a carpenter.
Upon his passing, he was laid to rest on March 30, 1944 on the grounds of McJohnsons Cemetery.
Burial arrangements were managed by undertaker, Joe C. Lewis, of Marshall.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #13854
~ Texas County Marriage Records
~ 1880-1940 Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
Notes
- Mabel Eams was the informant on the death certificate.
- The 1920 census reported that he was born in 1905.
SAMMIE E. EAMS was the son of Tobe Eams and Mrs. Clara (Marlow) Eams.
He worked as a carpenter.
Upon his passing, he was laid to rest on March 30, 1944 on the grounds of McJohnsons Cemetery.
Burial arrangements were managed by undertaker, Joe C. Lewis, of Marshall.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #13854
~ Texas County Marriage Records
~ 1880-1940 Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
Notes
- Mabel Eams was the informant on the death certificate.
- The 1920 census reported that he was born in 1905.
He worked as a carpenter.
Upon his passing, he was laid to rest on March 30, 1944 on the grounds of McJohnsons Cemetery.
Burial arrangements were managed by undertaker, Joe C. Lewis, of Marshall.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #13854
~ Texas County Marriage Records
~ 1880-1940 Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
Notes
- Mabel Eams was the informant on the death certificate.
- The 1920 census reported that he was born in 1905.
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