Henry Silvester Neese was known as Vester Neese. He married Fannie James (1895-1918), daughter of C. Jasper James and Sarah Eliza Beth Daverson, on 29 Jan 1912 in Neshoba county, Mississippi. Vester and Fannie James Neese had three sons: William Herman "Herman" (1913-1991) - (Memorial #24693881), Otis Alvin (1916-1977) - (Memorial #28698723), and an infant son, Thurman, who died at birth in 1918 (per Myrtle Neese Lillis, Vester's sister). It is likely that Fannie James Neese died in childbirth, and that she and the baby are buried together, but it is unknown at this time where they are buried. On 13 May 1919 in Neshoba county, Mississippi, Vester married for a second time, to Fannie Lou McCrory (1895-1968), daughter of William and Harriet Marguerite McCrory. After Fannie Lou's death in Neshoba county, Mississippi, Vester moved to Florida, where he died in 1974. It is unknown at this time exactly where he is buried, but family members believe he was buried next to his wife, Fannie Lou McCrory Neese.
Henry Silvester Neese was known as Vester Neese. He married Fannie James (1895-1918), daughter of C. Jasper James and Sarah Eliza Beth Daverson, on 29 Jan 1912 in Neshoba county, Mississippi. Vester and Fannie James Neese had three sons: William Herman "Herman" (1913-1991) - (Memorial #24693881), Otis Alvin (1916-1977) - (Memorial #28698723), and an infant son, Thurman, who died at birth in 1918 (per Myrtle Neese Lillis, Vester's sister). It is likely that Fannie James Neese died in childbirth, and that she and the baby are buried together, but it is unknown at this time where they are buried. On 13 May 1919 in Neshoba county, Mississippi, Vester married for a second time, to Fannie Lou McCrory (1895-1968), daughter of William and Harriet Marguerite McCrory. After Fannie Lou's death in Neshoba county, Mississippi, Vester moved to Florida, where he died in 1974. It is unknown at this time exactly where he is buried, but family members believe he was buried next to his wife, Fannie Lou McCrory Neese.
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