It appears that Roseana was born in York County, SC. She may have a younger brother, Robert P Jackson. Their parents are not yet identified.
Roseana married George W Simrel and they are the parents of Nancy, Johnnie, Mattie, William, Anna Lillian, Dora, Marie Simrel Lawrence, Tommie, Clarence and Hattie Simrel. Altogether they had eleven children - six of them surviving to 1910.
Roseana was a widow when admitted to the hospital. She was hospitalized 10 mo 6 days and died of cerebral arteriosclerosis. Her daughter, Hattie Belle, had been admitted here in 1931 and would die here in 1942. She, too, is buried on hospital grounds.
Roseana married George W Simrel and they are the parents of Nancy, Johnnie, Mattie, William, Anna Lillian, Dora, Marie Simrel Lawrence, Tommie, Clarence and Hattie Simrel. Altogether they had eleven children - six of them surviving to 1910.
Roseana was a widow when admitted to the hospital. She was hospitalized 10 mo 6 days and died of cerebral arteriosclerosis. Her daughter, Hattie Belle, had been admitted here in 1931 and would die here in 1942. She, too, is buried on hospital grounds.
It appears that Roseana was born in York County, SC. She may have a younger brother, Robert P Jackson. Their parents are not yet identified.
Roseana married George W Simrel and they are the parents of Nancy, Johnnie, Mattie, William, Anna Lillian, Dora, Marie Simrel Lawrence, Tommie, Clarence and Hattie Simrel. Altogether they had eleven children - six of them surviving to 1910.
Roseana was a widow when admitted to the hospital. She was hospitalized 10 mo 6 days and died of cerebral arteriosclerosis. Her daughter, Hattie Belle, had been admitted here in 1931 and would die here in 1942. She, too, is buried on hospital grounds.
Roseana married George W Simrel and they are the parents of Nancy, Johnnie, Mattie, William, Anna Lillian, Dora, Marie Simrel Lawrence, Tommie, Clarence and Hattie Simrel. Altogether they had eleven children - six of them surviving to 1910.
Roseana was a widow when admitted to the hospital. She was hospitalized 10 mo 6 days and died of cerebral arteriosclerosis. Her daughter, Hattie Belle, had been admitted here in 1931 and would die here in 1942. She, too, is buried on hospital grounds.
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