A daughter of Joseph Minter and Matilda ________.
MARTINSVILLE DAILY BULLETIN, Tue., March 4, 1941, p. 3, col. 8. Mrs. Julia Minter Long, Martinsville, Route 1, died at 5 o'clock Monday afternoon at her home on Dyer's Store Road.
Widow of the late Henry Long, Mrs. Long had been in failing health for several years, but her condition had been critical for only a few weeks.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Leatherwood Primitive Baptist Church in charge of Elder W. H. Oakes.
Mrs. Long was born and reared and spent all her life, with the exception of a few years at Brosville, in Henry county. Three bothers remain. They are Jim, Silas and Joseph Minter, all of the Leatherwood community.
[Ref. FOLLOW THE PERIWINKLE, VOL. II, page 22, Cemetery, Rt. 57, Leatherwood, Gravely home place: Julia Minter Long, Dau. of Joseph & Matilda Minter, d. 3/3/1941, aged 75 years;
George W. Minter, 2/20/1879 - 3/24/1936.
Ref. Henry Co. Reg. of Marr. No. 2, 1893-1913, page 63, line 33, 15 Mar. 1905: H. M. Long, 65, Wid., B. Pearson Co., N.C., Resides Henry Co., Farmer, Son of R. & S. Long, married Julia C. Minter C. Minter, 35, Single, B. Henry Co., Resides Pittsylvania Co., Dau. of Joe & Matilda Minter].source Bruce Locke.
MARTINSVILLE DAILY BULLETIN, Tue., March 4, 1941, p. 3, col. 8. Mrs. Julia Minter Long, Martinsville, Route 1, died at 5 o'clock Monday afternoon at her home on Dyer's Store Road.
Widow of the late Henry Long, Mrs. Long had been in failing health for several years, but her condition had been critical for only a few weeks.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Leatherwood Primitive Baptist Church in charge of Elder W. H. Oakes.
Mrs. Long was born and reared and spent all her life, with the exception of a few years at Brosville, in Henry county. Three bothers remain. They are Jim, Silas and Joseph Minter, all of the Leatherwood community.
[Ref. FOLLOW THE PERIWINKLE, VOL. II, page 22, Cemetery, Rt. 57, Leatherwood, Gravely home place: Julia Minter Long, Dau. of Joseph & Matilda Minter, d. 3/3/1941, aged 75 years;
George W. Minter, 2/20/1879 - 3/24/1936.
Ref. Henry Co. Reg. of Marr. No. 2, 1893-1913, page 63, line 33, 15 Mar. 1905: H. M. Long, 65, Wid., B. Pearson Co., N.C., Resides Henry Co., Farmer, Son of R. & S. Long, married Julia C. Minter C. Minter, 35, Single, B. Henry Co., Resides Pittsylvania Co., Dau. of Joe & Matilda Minter].source Bruce Locke.
A daughter of Joseph Minter and Matilda ________.
MARTINSVILLE DAILY BULLETIN, Tue., March 4, 1941, p. 3, col. 8. Mrs. Julia Minter Long, Martinsville, Route 1, died at 5 o'clock Monday afternoon at her home on Dyer's Store Road.
Widow of the late Henry Long, Mrs. Long had been in failing health for several years, but her condition had been critical for only a few weeks.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Leatherwood Primitive Baptist Church in charge of Elder W. H. Oakes.
Mrs. Long was born and reared and spent all her life, with the exception of a few years at Brosville, in Henry county. Three bothers remain. They are Jim, Silas and Joseph Minter, all of the Leatherwood community.
[Ref. FOLLOW THE PERIWINKLE, VOL. II, page 22, Cemetery, Rt. 57, Leatherwood, Gravely home place: Julia Minter Long, Dau. of Joseph & Matilda Minter, d. 3/3/1941, aged 75 years;
George W. Minter, 2/20/1879 - 3/24/1936.
Ref. Henry Co. Reg. of Marr. No. 2, 1893-1913, page 63, line 33, 15 Mar. 1905: H. M. Long, 65, Wid., B. Pearson Co., N.C., Resides Henry Co., Farmer, Son of R. & S. Long, married Julia C. Minter C. Minter, 35, Single, B. Henry Co., Resides Pittsylvania Co., Dau. of Joe & Matilda Minter].source Bruce Locke.
MARTINSVILLE DAILY BULLETIN, Tue., March 4, 1941, p. 3, col. 8. Mrs. Julia Minter Long, Martinsville, Route 1, died at 5 o'clock Monday afternoon at her home on Dyer's Store Road.
Widow of the late Henry Long, Mrs. Long had been in failing health for several years, but her condition had been critical for only a few weeks.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Leatherwood Primitive Baptist Church in charge of Elder W. H. Oakes.
Mrs. Long was born and reared and spent all her life, with the exception of a few years at Brosville, in Henry county. Three bothers remain. They are Jim, Silas and Joseph Minter, all of the Leatherwood community.
[Ref. FOLLOW THE PERIWINKLE, VOL. II, page 22, Cemetery, Rt. 57, Leatherwood, Gravely home place: Julia Minter Long, Dau. of Joseph & Matilda Minter, d. 3/3/1941, aged 75 years;
George W. Minter, 2/20/1879 - 3/24/1936.
Ref. Henry Co. Reg. of Marr. No. 2, 1893-1913, page 63, line 33, 15 Mar. 1905: H. M. Long, 65, Wid., B. Pearson Co., N.C., Resides Henry Co., Farmer, Son of R. & S. Long, married Julia C. Minter C. Minter, 35, Single, B. Henry Co., Resides Pittsylvania Co., Dau. of Joe & Matilda Minter].source Bruce Locke.
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