C.G. Carver, Vernon Parish Louisisana
Submitted by Belford E. Carver



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From the Leesville Leader, December 31,1931, page 1 (microfilm)
C.G. Carver Passes Away at Simpson Christmas Morning
Submitted by Belford E. Carver

C.G. Carver Passes Away at Simpson Christmas Morning
C(alvin) G(reen) Carver, over 81 years old, did (sic) at the home
of his son, G.R. Carver, at Simpson, Christmas morning at five 
minutes past one o'clock.

He was sick only a few days, leakage of the heart being his ailment.
He was buried Saturday, December 26th, in the Welcome cemetery after
appropriate funeral services by Rev. Tom Behan.

Deceased had resided in Vernon Parish 50 years. For many years he
resided on Prairie Creek , four miles west of Leesville.

He is survived by seven sons, namely, G.R. Carver, Simpson; 
T.E. Carver, Barham; J.G. Carver, Marshall Carver and Monroe Carver,
Simpson; W.T. and Jim Carver, of Beaumont, Texas. He also leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Julia A. Jeane and Mrs. Fannie Simmons, both of 
Leesville.


Calvin Green Carver, son of Robert William and Sarah Ann Russell Carver,
was born July 3, 1850, probably in MS. He died December 25, 1931. His
wives were Mary Elizabeth Westmoreland, Harriet C. Gill, and Katherine
R. Hughes. The first two are buried at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, New Illano;
and the last, Welcome at Simpson.

Belford Carver
Hammond, LA