My Great-Aunt of which I know nothing of her past before she became part of our family. Aunt Nellie was the second wife of Wilson Casswell Pittman, Jr., marrying on April 9, 1961.
Sweet, sweet lady; she was always very kind and loving. Aunt Dyllis describes her as the woman who always remembered to send birthday cards from Oregon and was very faithful and loved the daughter Uncle Cas brought to the marriage; reared her as her own.
I've been in touch with their daughter and will be able to provide more detailed information about Aunt Nellie later. Aunt Nellie's grave is unmarked. Many thanks to Ellen Notbohm for grave area photo. Also, Many thanks to Larry and Beth for Aunt Nellie's middle name and birth place and for father's link (which I question because he would have been 58 years old when she was born and I am unable to find her listed in any 1920 census for).
Sweet, sweet lady; she was always very kind and loving. Aunt Dyllis describes her as the woman who always remembered to send birthday cards from Oregon and was very faithful and loved the daughter Uncle Cas brought to the marriage; reared her as her own.
I've been in touch with their daughter and will be able to provide more detailed information about Aunt Nellie later. Aunt Nellie's grave is unmarked. Many thanks to Ellen Notbohm for grave area photo. Also, Many thanks to Larry and Beth for Aunt Nellie's middle name and birth place and for father's link (which I question because he would have been 58 years old when she was born and I am unable to find her listed in any 1920 census for).
My Great-Aunt of which I know nothing of her past before she became part of our family. Aunt Nellie was the second wife of Wilson Casswell Pittman, Jr., marrying on April 9, 1961.
Sweet, sweet lady; she was always very kind and loving. Aunt Dyllis describes her as the woman who always remembered to send birthday cards from Oregon and was very faithful and loved the daughter Uncle Cas brought to the marriage; reared her as her own.
I've been in touch with their daughter and will be able to provide more detailed information about Aunt Nellie later. Aunt Nellie's grave is unmarked. Many thanks to Ellen Notbohm for grave area photo. Also, Many thanks to Larry and Beth for Aunt Nellie's middle name and birth place and for father's link (which I question because he would have been 58 years old when she was born and I am unable to find her listed in any 1920 census for).
Sweet, sweet lady; she was always very kind and loving. Aunt Dyllis describes her as the woman who always remembered to send birthday cards from Oregon and was very faithful and loved the daughter Uncle Cas brought to the marriage; reared her as her own.
I've been in touch with their daughter and will be able to provide more detailed information about Aunt Nellie later. Aunt Nellie's grave is unmarked. Many thanks to Ellen Notbohm for grave area photo. Also, Many thanks to Larry and Beth for Aunt Nellie's middle name and birth place and for father's link (which I question because he would have been 58 years old when she was born and I am unable to find her listed in any 1920 census for).
