--Youngest child of Stephen W. Barber and wife Emma Lee Harris. Tommie grew up in Enterprise, AL.
--She married Benjamin E. Paschal. They had one son, Benjamin Edwin Paschal Jr. They lived in Enterprise, AL in 1920. Then her husband became a professional baseball player, playing in the major leagues and appearing in both the 1926 and 1928 World Series. (see his memorial). They were living in Charlotte in 1930; her husband was still playing baseball then.
--Occupation: Grocery store clerk.
--Cause of death: colon cancer which spread.
--She married Benjamin E. Paschal. They had one son, Benjamin Edwin Paschal Jr. They lived in Enterprise, AL in 1920. Then her husband became a professional baseball player, playing in the major leagues and appearing in both the 1926 and 1928 World Series. (see his memorial). They were living in Charlotte in 1930; her husband was still playing baseball then.
--Occupation: Grocery store clerk.
--Cause of death: colon cancer which spread.
--Youngest child of Stephen W. Barber and wife Emma Lee Harris. Tommie grew up in Enterprise, AL.
--She married Benjamin E. Paschal. They had one son, Benjamin Edwin Paschal Jr. They lived in Enterprise, AL in 1920. Then her husband became a professional baseball player, playing in the major leagues and appearing in both the 1926 and 1928 World Series. (see his memorial). They were living in Charlotte in 1930; her husband was still playing baseball then.
--Occupation: Grocery store clerk.
--Cause of death: colon cancer which spread.
--She married Benjamin E. Paschal. They had one son, Benjamin Edwin Paschal Jr. They lived in Enterprise, AL in 1920. Then her husband became a professional baseball player, playing in the major leagues and appearing in both the 1926 and 1928 World Series. (see his memorial). They were living in Charlotte in 1930; her husband was still playing baseball then.
--Occupation: Grocery store clerk.
--Cause of death: colon cancer which spread.
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