Southampton-Henrico County-Richmond City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Joyner, Annie O. Jackson, 1928 

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ANNIE OPHELIA JACKSON JOYNER

   Mrs. Annie Ophelia Joyner, widow of the late R.H. Joyner, died Friday, 
September 14, at the home of her son, J.H. Joyner, near here, aged 82* years. 
She was before marriage, Miss Jackson of Richmond, but had lived all of her 
married life in Southampton County.  Surviving are five sons, S.W. and T.J. 
Joyner of Capron, P.L. and W.E. Joyner of Willoughby Beach, and J.H. Joyner 
of Sebrell community; three daughters, Mrs. J.D. Nicholson and Mrs. Ben 
Fuller of Hopewell, and Mrs. J.M. Nicholson of Capron, besides a number of 
grandchildren and great-grandchildren.  The funeral services were conducted 
at the grave in Sebrell cemetery Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock with the 
Rev. C.H. Fielding, pastor of Applewhite Church, officiating. "Rock of Ages," 
"Nearer My God to Thee," and "What A Friend We Have in Jesus" were sung 
during the services.  There were many pretty floral designs.  The pallbearers 
were: J.M. and A.B. Nicholson, Jesse Vick, E.W. Crichton and W.B. Simmons.


"Annie" Anna Ophelia (JACKSON; Mrs. Richard Henry) JOYNER, of Southampton Co., 
b. Nov 1846, Richmond, d. 14 Sep 1928, at son's home, near Franklin, 
interred in the SEBRELL-SIMMONS Cemetery (Plot 5*), 15 Sep 1928, 
"Tidewater News" (Franklin, VA), Vol. 23, No. 50, Fri., Sep. 21, 1928, p. 3 

*Additional information: 

Southampton County Historical Society {SCHS} Cemetery Project,
   Miscellaneous Cemeteries, Vol. 4 (MV-IV-1):
   http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/southampton/cemeteries/miscvol4.txt 

A photo of her gravestone - added by Remembering the Forgotten - 
   is posted with Find a Grave Memorial #53279245. 

D.Cert. 21869 (Capron Dist. ["16" struck]) gives daughter of Richard Henry & 
   Sarah Jane (GODSEY) JACKSON. 

Her husband was a Confederate veteran, having served as second sergeant in 
   Co. A, 18th Battalion VA Heavy Artillery.  Annie applied for a pension 
   28 Feb 1914. 

Her father, son of Jeremiah & Nancy JACKSON, d. 14 Jun 1880 in Manchester, 
   age 71, of Dropsy.  (Chesterfield Co. D.Reg. Dist. 1 #90) 

He 2m. ca. 1858 Minnie A. McGEE.  Their daughter Mattie Lee JACKSON 
   (1859 - 1945) m. widower William Andrew EASTMAN (1834 - 1887), 
   also a Confederate veteran, having served as a private in Epps' Co., 
   Chesterfield Light Artillery.  He is buried with his first wife in 
   Branch's Baptist Church Cemetery, Richmond.  Mattie applied for a pension 
   25 Apr 1929.  Mattie is buried in Maury Cemetery, Richmond. 


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