dau of Phillip & Lucinda Vinyard
married Sam Joiner Jan 17, 1871
Charlotte was the mother of 16 children, many of whom died as children.
She professed a hope in Christ in August 1887 and joined the Gen. Baptist Church of which she remained a true consistent member.
Charlotte had a long lingering affliction; consumption had reduced her system and worn her down to a mere skeleton.
She was buried beside her children and other near relatives in the Phil Vinyard Cemetery.
married Sam Joiner Jan 17, 1871
Charlotte was the mother of 16 children, many of whom died as children.
She professed a hope in Christ in August 1887 and joined the Gen. Baptist Church of which she remained a true consistent member.
Charlotte had a long lingering affliction; consumption had reduced her system and worn her down to a mere skeleton.
She was buried beside her children and other near relatives in the Phil Vinyard Cemetery.
dau of Phillip & Lucinda Vinyard
married Sam Joiner Jan 17, 1871
Charlotte was the mother of 16 children, many of whom died as children.
She professed a hope in Christ in August 1887 and joined the Gen. Baptist Church of which she remained a true consistent member.
Charlotte had a long lingering affliction; consumption had reduced her system and worn her down to a mere skeleton.
She was buried beside her children and other near relatives in the Phil Vinyard Cemetery.
married Sam Joiner Jan 17, 1871
Charlotte was the mother of 16 children, many of whom died as children.
She professed a hope in Christ in August 1887 and joined the Gen. Baptist Church of which she remained a true consistent member.
Charlotte had a long lingering affliction; consumption had reduced her system and worn her down to a mere skeleton.
She was buried beside her children and other near relatives in the Phil Vinyard Cemetery.
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