Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameMargaret Carrie MEYERS 483
Birth Date20 Oct 1882
Birth PlaceSevier County, Tennessee
Death Date3 Nov 1925 Age: 43
Death PlaceSevier County, Tennessee
Burial PlaceSevier County, Tennessee, Little Cove Cemetery
FatherJames Napolean MYERS (1839-1894)
MotherMargaret Caroline LINDSEY (1845-1926)
Spouses
Birth DateApr 1863
Birth PlaceSevier County, Tennessee
Death Date7 Nov 1927 Age: 64
Death PlaceSevier County, Tennessee
Burial PlaceSevier County, Tennessee, Little Cove Cemetery
Family ID5995
Marr Date1917
Notes for Margaret Carrie MEYERS
Carrie Myers had five children, purportedly by 5 different fathers: Martha Blalock (1902-1971, buried in Little Cove Cemetery next to husband Fred Blalock); Andy Bob Rambo (1904-1973, buried in Fox Cemetery, Seymour TN, next to wife Mae); Lillian/Lillie Mae Cooper (1908-1975, buried in Knoxville TN next to husband Melvin Cooper); Winfred E Myers (1910-1990, buried in Little Cove Cemetery, next to wife Lou Cinda Mellinger Myers). Carrie Myers (whose full name may have been Margaret Carrie Myers, probably daughter of Margaret Lindsey and James N Myers, the latter in Little Cove Cemetery with new headstone) married Lewis Hatcher in 1917, and they had a son: Leonard Hugh Hatcher (1920-1983, buried in Little Cove Cemetery). These 5 children also had many other half-siblings by their respective fathers. I remember the 5 half-siblings, my beloved grandmother was Lillian Mae Cooper, who of course was in touch with all these siblings. However, she really never wanted to talk about her childhood or upbringing; it was apparently very tough for all of them. For instance Hugh Hatcher was an orphan by the age of 8 or 9. They were all "real characters" as I recall, and a little frightening for a child due to their strong personalities

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