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Ulysses Samuel Kersey Sr.

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Ulysses Samuel Kersey Sr.

Birth
Charlton County, Georgia, USA
Death
14 May 1965 (aged 89)
Lufkin, Angelina County, Texas, USA
Burial
Palmetto, Manatee County, Florida, USA Add to Map
Plot
Garden of Christus
Memorial ID
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Ulysses "Lit" Kersey was the youngest child of William John Kersey and Mary Scarborough. It is believed he was born in Georgia. He lived a very long life - 90 yrs. According to the censuses over the years he was a teamster in 1900, working for a sawmill in Echols County, GA in 1910, again as a sawyer i Marion Cnty, FL in 1920 and he moved to Manatee Cnty, FL as a sawyer for the 1930 census. He moved out to Texas with his daughter Ida Mae and that is where he passed, his death certificate lists his occupation as a car salesman.

On February 8, 1901 he married Ella Mae Minnie Gnann in Green Cove Springs, Clay County, FL. They had five children: Ida Mae Kersey-Moore-Cox, Ulysses Samuel Kersey Jr. "Buck", Getrude Kersey Overly, Guy Cecil Kersey, and Dallas Kersey ___?____.

He is kin to me via his parents and this is why I have made this memorial.
Ulysses "Lit" Kersey was the youngest child of William John Kersey and Mary Scarborough. It is believed he was born in Georgia. He lived a very long life - 90 yrs. According to the censuses over the years he was a teamster in 1900, working for a sawmill in Echols County, GA in 1910, again as a sawyer i Marion Cnty, FL in 1920 and he moved to Manatee Cnty, FL as a sawyer for the 1930 census. He moved out to Texas with his daughter Ida Mae and that is where he passed, his death certificate lists his occupation as a car salesman.

On February 8, 1901 he married Ella Mae Minnie Gnann in Green Cove Springs, Clay County, FL. They had five children: Ida Mae Kersey-Moore-Cox, Ulysses Samuel Kersey Jr. "Buck", Getrude Kersey Overly, Guy Cecil Kersey, and Dallas Kersey ___?____.

He is kin to me via his parents and this is why I have made this memorial.

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