Marshall Sullivan Singletary, son of Thomas Nathan Singletary and Catherine Cecilia Booty.
The 1900 US-Census for Ward 7 Provencal village, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana list: Thomas Singletary age 31, Married-Head of Household-Farmer, wife Sicily age 29, and three children; Marshall age 7, Archie age 6, and Annie age 4. All listed born in Louisiana.
The 1910 US-Census for Police Jury Ward 7, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana list: Robert Singletary age 63, Married-Head of Household, and his wife Nancy J. age 64. Also listed is daughter Ada A. age 36, son Asa age 23, and grandson Marshall Singletary age 16.
Marshall married his 1st wife, Lena Pridgen the daughter of John Gunsell Pridgen and Jennie Thomason. They were married on October 14th, 1916 in Shelby County, Texas. They had one known child together, a daughter (name unknown) was born at 10:00 PM on December 19th, 1917 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Texas. Their daughter's birth certificate list Marshall's occupation as being in the Army.
At age 22, Marshall registered for the WW Draft on June 5th, 1917 in Center, Shelby County, Texas. Marshel S. Singletary age 22 years 11 months, residing in Shelbyville, was inducted into Military Service on September 19, 1917 at Center, Shelby County, Texas. Organization served: US-Army Texas National Guard, Machine Gun Company, 143 Infantry Regiment, to January 20, 1918; Repl Dep Infantry AEF to discharge. Grades, with dates of appointment: Pvt 1 cl, February 20, 1918; Corp, June 25, 1918; Sgt, October 3, 1918. Served overseas from July 18, 1918 to May 31, 1919 with no wounds or injuries received in action. Honorable discharged on June 14, 1919 with 0% (per cent) disabled. Army serial number: 1,494,343.
Note: For more information regarding the 143rd Infantry Regiment, contact the Texas Military Forces Museum at this link address. http://texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.org//36division/143con.htm
The 1920 US-Census for Justice Precinct 2, Shelby County, Texas list: Jennie Pridgen age 44 TX, Married-Head of House, Hotel Keeper. Her children; Gertrude age 17 LA, John age 15 LA, Claud age 14 LA, Herman age 9 LA, Homer age 5 LA. Married daughter Lena Singletary age 18 LA, and her husband Marshall Singletary age 25 LA, Fireman-Rail Road. Also listed are six Boarders; William Wimberly age 20 TX, Tom Singletary age 48 LA (Marshall's father, not employed), Jim Bob Harvey age 20 TX, Garret Parker age 19 AK, George Cannon age 30 LA, and AF Wilson age 46.
Marshall married his 2nd wife, Celia Texanna Wilburn the daughter of Felix Galimon Wilburn and Rosa Victoria Eddins. They were married on December 18th, 1929 in Shelby County, Texas. They had four known children together.
The 1930 US-Census for Justice Precinct 3, Shelby County, Texas list: Marshall Singletary age 33 LA, Married-Head of Household, Engineer/Steam Rail Road, living with wife Celia age 21 TX. Also list Marshall as a Veteran of The World War.
The 1940 US-Census for Justice Precinct 3, Shelby County, Texas list: Marshall Singletary age 43 LA, Married-Head of Household-Farmer, living with wife Celia age 31 TX, and three children; Damon age 9 TX, Joan age 8 TX, and Lanell age 1 TX.
Marshall S. Singletary registered for the WWII Draft in 1942 at the age of 47 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Texas.
A "Special Thank You" to FAG-Member Tracey Chelette Strong (#47568119) for originally creating this memorial and to FAG-Member Judy Murphy (#47209326) for providing the headstone photos.
The 1900 US-Census for Ward 7 Provencal village, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana list: Thomas Singletary age 31, Married-Head of Household-Farmer, wife Sicily age 29, and three children; Marshall age 7, Archie age 6, and Annie age 4. All listed born in Louisiana.
The 1910 US-Census for Police Jury Ward 7, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana list: Robert Singletary age 63, Married-Head of Household, and his wife Nancy J. age 64. Also listed is daughter Ada A. age 36, son Asa age 23, and grandson Marshall Singletary age 16.
Marshall married his 1st wife, Lena Pridgen the daughter of John Gunsell Pridgen and Jennie Thomason. They were married on October 14th, 1916 in Shelby County, Texas. They had one known child together, a daughter (name unknown) was born at 10:00 PM on December 19th, 1917 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Texas. Their daughter's birth certificate list Marshall's occupation as being in the Army.
At age 22, Marshall registered for the WW Draft on June 5th, 1917 in Center, Shelby County, Texas. Marshel S. Singletary age 22 years 11 months, residing in Shelbyville, was inducted into Military Service on September 19, 1917 at Center, Shelby County, Texas. Organization served: US-Army Texas National Guard, Machine Gun Company, 143 Infantry Regiment, to January 20, 1918; Repl Dep Infantry AEF to discharge. Grades, with dates of appointment: Pvt 1 cl, February 20, 1918; Corp, June 25, 1918; Sgt, October 3, 1918. Served overseas from July 18, 1918 to May 31, 1919 with no wounds or injuries received in action. Honorable discharged on June 14, 1919 with 0% (per cent) disabled. Army serial number: 1,494,343.
Note: For more information regarding the 143rd Infantry Regiment, contact the Texas Military Forces Museum at this link address. http://texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.org//36division/143con.htm
The 1920 US-Census for Justice Precinct 2, Shelby County, Texas list: Jennie Pridgen age 44 TX, Married-Head of House, Hotel Keeper. Her children; Gertrude age 17 LA, John age 15 LA, Claud age 14 LA, Herman age 9 LA, Homer age 5 LA. Married daughter Lena Singletary age 18 LA, and her husband Marshall Singletary age 25 LA, Fireman-Rail Road. Also listed are six Boarders; William Wimberly age 20 TX, Tom Singletary age 48 LA (Marshall's father, not employed), Jim Bob Harvey age 20 TX, Garret Parker age 19 AK, George Cannon age 30 LA, and AF Wilson age 46.
Marshall married his 2nd wife, Celia Texanna Wilburn the daughter of Felix Galimon Wilburn and Rosa Victoria Eddins. They were married on December 18th, 1929 in Shelby County, Texas. They had four known children together.
The 1930 US-Census for Justice Precinct 3, Shelby County, Texas list: Marshall Singletary age 33 LA, Married-Head of Household, Engineer/Steam Rail Road, living with wife Celia age 21 TX. Also list Marshall as a Veteran of The World War.
The 1940 US-Census for Justice Precinct 3, Shelby County, Texas list: Marshall Singletary age 43 LA, Married-Head of Household-Farmer, living with wife Celia age 31 TX, and three children; Damon age 9 TX, Joan age 8 TX, and Lanell age 1 TX.
Marshall S. Singletary registered for the WWII Draft in 1942 at the age of 47 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Texas.
A "Special Thank You" to FAG-Member Tracey Chelette Strong (#47568119) for originally creating this memorial and to FAG-Member Judy Murphy (#47209326) for providing the headstone photos.
Marshall Sullivan Singletary, son of Thomas Nathan Singletary and Catherine Cecilia Booty.
The 1900 US-Census for Ward 7 Provencal village, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana list: Thomas Singletary age 31, Married-Head of Household-Farmer, wife Sicily age 29, and three children; Marshall age 7, Archie age 6, and Annie age 4. All listed born in Louisiana.
The 1910 US-Census for Police Jury Ward 7, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana list: Robert Singletary age 63, Married-Head of Household, and his wife Nancy J. age 64. Also listed is daughter Ada A. age 36, son Asa age 23, and grandson Marshall Singletary age 16.
Marshall married his 1st wife, Lena Pridgen the daughter of John Gunsell Pridgen and Jennie Thomason. They were married on October 14th, 1916 in Shelby County, Texas. They had one known child together, a daughter (name unknown) was born at 10:00 PM on December 19th, 1917 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Texas. Their daughter's birth certificate list Marshall's occupation as being in the Army.
At age 22, Marshall registered for the WW Draft on June 5th, 1917 in Center, Shelby County, Texas. Marshel S. Singletary age 22 years 11 months, residing in Shelbyville, was inducted into Military Service on September 19, 1917 at Center, Shelby County, Texas. Organization served: US-Army Texas National Guard, Machine Gun Company, 143 Infantry Regiment, to January 20, 1918; Repl Dep Infantry AEF to discharge. Grades, with dates of appointment: Pvt 1 cl, February 20, 1918; Corp, June 25, 1918; Sgt, October 3, 1918. Served overseas from July 18, 1918 to May 31, 1919 with no wounds or injuries received in action. Honorable discharged on June 14, 1919 with 0% (per cent) disabled. Army serial number: 1,494,343.
Note: For more information regarding the 143rd Infantry Regiment, contact the Texas Military Forces Museum at this link address. http://texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.org//36division/143con.htm
The 1920 US-Census for Justice Precinct 2, Shelby County, Texas list: Jennie Pridgen age 44 TX, Married-Head of House, Hotel Keeper. Her children; Gertrude age 17 LA, John age 15 LA, Claud age 14 LA, Herman age 9 LA, Homer age 5 LA. Married daughter Lena Singletary age 18 LA, and her husband Marshall Singletary age 25 LA, Fireman-Rail Road. Also listed are six Boarders; William Wimberly age 20 TX, Tom Singletary age 48 LA (Marshall's father, not employed), Jim Bob Harvey age 20 TX, Garret Parker age 19 AK, George Cannon age 30 LA, and AF Wilson age 46.
Marshall married his 2nd wife, Celia Texanna Wilburn the daughter of Felix Galimon Wilburn and Rosa Victoria Eddins. They were married on December 18th, 1929 in Shelby County, Texas. They had four known children together.
The 1930 US-Census for Justice Precinct 3, Shelby County, Texas list: Marshall Singletary age 33 LA, Married-Head of Household, Engineer/Steam Rail Road, living with wife Celia age 21 TX. Also list Marshall as a Veteran of The World War.
The 1940 US-Census for Justice Precinct 3, Shelby County, Texas list: Marshall Singletary age 43 LA, Married-Head of Household-Farmer, living with wife Celia age 31 TX, and three children; Damon age 9 TX, Joan age 8 TX, and Lanell age 1 TX.
Marshall S. Singletary registered for the WWII Draft in 1942 at the age of 47 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Texas.
A "Special Thank You" to FAG-Member Tracey Chelette Strong (#47568119) for originally creating this memorial and to FAG-Member Judy Murphy (#47209326) for providing the headstone photos.
The 1900 US-Census for Ward 7 Provencal village, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana list: Thomas Singletary age 31, Married-Head of Household-Farmer, wife Sicily age 29, and three children; Marshall age 7, Archie age 6, and Annie age 4. All listed born in Louisiana.
The 1910 US-Census for Police Jury Ward 7, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana list: Robert Singletary age 63, Married-Head of Household, and his wife Nancy J. age 64. Also listed is daughter Ada A. age 36, son Asa age 23, and grandson Marshall Singletary age 16.
Marshall married his 1st wife, Lena Pridgen the daughter of John Gunsell Pridgen and Jennie Thomason. They were married on October 14th, 1916 in Shelby County, Texas. They had one known child together, a daughter (name unknown) was born at 10:00 PM on December 19th, 1917 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Texas. Their daughter's birth certificate list Marshall's occupation as being in the Army.
At age 22, Marshall registered for the WW Draft on June 5th, 1917 in Center, Shelby County, Texas. Marshel S. Singletary age 22 years 11 months, residing in Shelbyville, was inducted into Military Service on September 19, 1917 at Center, Shelby County, Texas. Organization served: US-Army Texas National Guard, Machine Gun Company, 143 Infantry Regiment, to January 20, 1918; Repl Dep Infantry AEF to discharge. Grades, with dates of appointment: Pvt 1 cl, February 20, 1918; Corp, June 25, 1918; Sgt, October 3, 1918. Served overseas from July 18, 1918 to May 31, 1919 with no wounds or injuries received in action. Honorable discharged on June 14, 1919 with 0% (per cent) disabled. Army serial number: 1,494,343.
Note: For more information regarding the 143rd Infantry Regiment, contact the Texas Military Forces Museum at this link address. http://texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.org//36division/143con.htm
The 1920 US-Census for Justice Precinct 2, Shelby County, Texas list: Jennie Pridgen age 44 TX, Married-Head of House, Hotel Keeper. Her children; Gertrude age 17 LA, John age 15 LA, Claud age 14 LA, Herman age 9 LA, Homer age 5 LA. Married daughter Lena Singletary age 18 LA, and her husband Marshall Singletary age 25 LA, Fireman-Rail Road. Also listed are six Boarders; William Wimberly age 20 TX, Tom Singletary age 48 LA (Marshall's father, not employed), Jim Bob Harvey age 20 TX, Garret Parker age 19 AK, George Cannon age 30 LA, and AF Wilson age 46.
Marshall married his 2nd wife, Celia Texanna Wilburn the daughter of Felix Galimon Wilburn and Rosa Victoria Eddins. They were married on December 18th, 1929 in Shelby County, Texas. They had four known children together.
The 1930 US-Census for Justice Precinct 3, Shelby County, Texas list: Marshall Singletary age 33 LA, Married-Head of Household, Engineer/Steam Rail Road, living with wife Celia age 21 TX. Also list Marshall as a Veteran of The World War.
The 1940 US-Census for Justice Precinct 3, Shelby County, Texas list: Marshall Singletary age 43 LA, Married-Head of Household-Farmer, living with wife Celia age 31 TX, and three children; Damon age 9 TX, Joan age 8 TX, and Lanell age 1 TX.
Marshall S. Singletary registered for the WWII Draft in 1942 at the age of 47 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Texas.
A "Special Thank You" to FAG-Member Tracey Chelette Strong (#47568119) for originally creating this memorial and to FAG-Member Judy Murphy (#47209326) for providing the headstone photos.
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