Fannie L. Bowen was the daughter of Pem Bowen, and name of mother is unk. She married William B. Everett, son of Wm. Lacy Everett and Betty/Elizabeth (Spain) Everett.
He was a Free Will Baptist minister and worked in that capacity until his death. She and Wm. B. had three children: Stanley, Wallie, and Spurgeon Everett.
She continued to live in New Bern after her husband's death in 1948, until she died at 80 years.
She was alongside her husband in his ministry and no doubt an helpmate to him.
He was a Free Will Baptist minister and worked in that capacity until his death. She and Wm. B. had three children: Stanley, Wallie, and Spurgeon Everett.
She continued to live in New Bern after her husband's death in 1948, until she died at 80 years.
She was alongside her husband in his ministry and no doubt an helpmate to him.
Fannie L. Bowen was the daughter of Pem Bowen, and name of mother is unk. She married William B. Everett, son of Wm. Lacy Everett and Betty/Elizabeth (Spain) Everett.
He was a Free Will Baptist minister and worked in that capacity until his death. She and Wm. B. had three children: Stanley, Wallie, and Spurgeon Everett.
She continued to live in New Bern after her husband's death in 1948, until she died at 80 years.
She was alongside her husband in his ministry and no doubt an helpmate to him.
He was a Free Will Baptist minister and worked in that capacity until his death. She and Wm. B. had three children: Stanley, Wallie, and Spurgeon Everett.
She continued to live in New Bern after her husband's death in 1948, until she died at 80 years.
She was alongside her husband in his ministry and no doubt an helpmate to him.
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