Mary A. BURNS, "Molly," was born in 1845, the daughter of
• James Thomas W. BURNES Sr. (about 1821-1874, the son of Jonah BURNES I & Mary CONNER, of Screven County) &
• Adelia Frances ANDERSON (about 1822-after 1880, the daughter of Hezekiah B. ANDERSON & his wife Alley, of Screven County); her parents married in 1841 in Screven County.
Her elder brother was
• George Washington BURNS (1843-1921) of Effingham County, the husband of Georgia Ann HURST; her younger sibligs were:
• Susannah A. BURNS (1850-1930), the wife of Robert L. BEVILLE,
• Cuthbert Augustus BURNES (1848-1850),
• James Thomas BURNS Jr. (1852-1940), the husband of Ida WHEELER,
• Eugenia B. BURNS, "Kit" (born 1854), the wife of Benjamin Franklin MARSH Sr.,
• William Ellison BURNS (1856-1919), the husband of Irene STEWART, "Rhena,"
• Frances Moselle BURNS, "Duck" (1858-1929), the wife of Samuel N. SMITH,
• Jefferson BURNS (born about 1860),
• Christopher C. BURNS Sr. (1862-1947), the husband of Lily MORGAN (they settled in Tampa FL), and
• Irene Orinda BURNS (1866-1959), the wife of Luther Lenox HURST.
Molly was the first wife of the Rev. James Edgar BLACK, who remarried in Bradford County, Florida, settled there, and died in 1914. He was born in 1843, the son of the Rev. John J. BLACK Sr. & Caroline STEWART.
Molly was the mother of six children, three of whom survived infancy; of the three, her only surviving son was the Rev. John Gordon BLACK of Florida and Georgia (born 1877 in Beaufort District, South Carolina, he grew up on a farm near Jesup, Wayne County).
Abstract from Laurel Grove Cemetery Keepers Book: Mary A. BLACK died the 1st of December, 1907, and was buried the same day in Lot 2574. She was a native of Georgia, aged 63 years; she was a resident of 521 East Broad Street.
• James Thomas W. BURNES Sr. (about 1821-1874, the son of Jonah BURNES I & Mary CONNER, of Screven County) &
• Adelia Frances ANDERSON (about 1822-after 1880, the daughter of Hezekiah B. ANDERSON & his wife Alley, of Screven County); her parents married in 1841 in Screven County.
Her elder brother was
• George Washington BURNS (1843-1921) of Effingham County, the husband of Georgia Ann HURST; her younger sibligs were:
• Susannah A. BURNS (1850-1930), the wife of Robert L. BEVILLE,
• Cuthbert Augustus BURNES (1848-1850),
• James Thomas BURNS Jr. (1852-1940), the husband of Ida WHEELER,
• Eugenia B. BURNS, "Kit" (born 1854), the wife of Benjamin Franklin MARSH Sr.,
• William Ellison BURNS (1856-1919), the husband of Irene STEWART, "Rhena,"
• Frances Moselle BURNS, "Duck" (1858-1929), the wife of Samuel N. SMITH,
• Jefferson BURNS (born about 1860),
• Christopher C. BURNS Sr. (1862-1947), the husband of Lily MORGAN (they settled in Tampa FL), and
• Irene Orinda BURNS (1866-1959), the wife of Luther Lenox HURST.
Molly was the first wife of the Rev. James Edgar BLACK, who remarried in Bradford County, Florida, settled there, and died in 1914. He was born in 1843, the son of the Rev. John J. BLACK Sr. & Caroline STEWART.
Molly was the mother of six children, three of whom survived infancy; of the three, her only surviving son was the Rev. John Gordon BLACK of Florida and Georgia (born 1877 in Beaufort District, South Carolina, he grew up on a farm near Jesup, Wayne County).
Abstract from Laurel Grove Cemetery Keepers Book: Mary A. BLACK died the 1st of December, 1907, and was buried the same day in Lot 2574. She was a native of Georgia, aged 63 years; she was a resident of 521 East Broad Street.
Mary A. BURNS, "Molly," was born in 1845, the daughter of
• James Thomas W. BURNES Sr. (about 1821-1874, the son of Jonah BURNES I & Mary CONNER, of Screven County) &
• Adelia Frances ANDERSON (about 1822-after 1880, the daughter of Hezekiah B. ANDERSON & his wife Alley, of Screven County); her parents married in 1841 in Screven County.
Her elder brother was
• George Washington BURNS (1843-1921) of Effingham County, the husband of Georgia Ann HURST; her younger sibligs were:
• Susannah A. BURNS (1850-1930), the wife of Robert L. BEVILLE,
• Cuthbert Augustus BURNES (1848-1850),
• James Thomas BURNS Jr. (1852-1940), the husband of Ida WHEELER,
• Eugenia B. BURNS, "Kit" (born 1854), the wife of Benjamin Franklin MARSH Sr.,
• William Ellison BURNS (1856-1919), the husband of Irene STEWART, "Rhena,"
• Frances Moselle BURNS, "Duck" (1858-1929), the wife of Samuel N. SMITH,
• Jefferson BURNS (born about 1860),
• Christopher C. BURNS Sr. (1862-1947), the husband of Lily MORGAN (they settled in Tampa FL), and
• Irene Orinda BURNS (1866-1959), the wife of Luther Lenox HURST.
Molly was the first wife of the Rev. James Edgar BLACK, who remarried in Bradford County, Florida, settled there, and died in 1914. He was born in 1843, the son of the Rev. John J. BLACK Sr. & Caroline STEWART.
Molly was the mother of six children, three of whom survived infancy; of the three, her only surviving son was the Rev. John Gordon BLACK of Florida and Georgia (born 1877 in Beaufort District, South Carolina, he grew up on a farm near Jesup, Wayne County).
Abstract from Laurel Grove Cemetery Keepers Book: Mary A. BLACK died the 1st of December, 1907, and was buried the same day in Lot 2574. She was a native of Georgia, aged 63 years; she was a resident of 521 East Broad Street.
• James Thomas W. BURNES Sr. (about 1821-1874, the son of Jonah BURNES I & Mary CONNER, of Screven County) &
• Adelia Frances ANDERSON (about 1822-after 1880, the daughter of Hezekiah B. ANDERSON & his wife Alley, of Screven County); her parents married in 1841 in Screven County.
Her elder brother was
• George Washington BURNS (1843-1921) of Effingham County, the husband of Georgia Ann HURST; her younger sibligs were:
• Susannah A. BURNS (1850-1930), the wife of Robert L. BEVILLE,
• Cuthbert Augustus BURNES (1848-1850),
• James Thomas BURNS Jr. (1852-1940), the husband of Ida WHEELER,
• Eugenia B. BURNS, "Kit" (born 1854), the wife of Benjamin Franklin MARSH Sr.,
• William Ellison BURNS (1856-1919), the husband of Irene STEWART, "Rhena,"
• Frances Moselle BURNS, "Duck" (1858-1929), the wife of Samuel N. SMITH,
• Jefferson BURNS (born about 1860),
• Christopher C. BURNS Sr. (1862-1947), the husband of Lily MORGAN (they settled in Tampa FL), and
• Irene Orinda BURNS (1866-1959), the wife of Luther Lenox HURST.
Molly was the first wife of the Rev. James Edgar BLACK, who remarried in Bradford County, Florida, settled there, and died in 1914. He was born in 1843, the son of the Rev. John J. BLACK Sr. & Caroline STEWART.
Molly was the mother of six children, three of whom survived infancy; of the three, her only surviving son was the Rev. John Gordon BLACK of Florida and Georgia (born 1877 in Beaufort District, South Carolina, he grew up on a farm near Jesup, Wayne County).
Abstract from Laurel Grove Cemetery Keepers Book: Mary A. BLACK died the 1st of December, 1907, and was buried the same day in Lot 2574. She was a native of Georgia, aged 63 years; she was a resident of 521 East Broad Street.
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