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 1894 - 1968 (74 years)
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| Name |
Perry Green "Green" Byars |
| Nickname |
Grundy |
| Birth |
27 Jun 1894 |
Keltonburg, DeKalb County, Tennessee  [1, 2, 3, 4] |
- The Keltonburg Community
The community of Keltonburg was undoubtedly named after James Kelton, the owner of the first business, a mill, established in 1875. Keltonburg developed much like Temperance Hall. A post office was built and named after Mr. Kelton, which operated from 1884 until 1908. Bethel Magness is among those who once owned thriving businesses in Keltonburg, which at one time had at least three stores, with the last store closing about 1981.
Keltonburg had three churches, and, at one time, a two-year high school. A Baptist Church, Methodist Church and Church of Christ all have called Keltonburg home.
Several Churches of Christ were organized throughout DeKalb County in the 1890's, many of which were formed by a man by the name of Jeff Boles, who moved to the Sink Creek area, just two miles west of Keltonburg, in 1889 from White County. Among the churches he organized was the the Keltonburg Church, which was established not far from the Bole's farm. The Bildad Baptist Church was established in 1809. It later became a Two-Seed Baptist in 1854; the last member died in 1992. The Methodist Church was organized in 1893 and is still active. Its cemetery has been used for many years as a community cemetery. A Missionary Baptist Church was established in the old Keltonburg store in 1983.
Early settlers in the area were members of the Cantrell family and their in-laws, the Potter and Magness families.
Much like other smaller communities, businesses dwindled away, as people migrated towards cities and towns. However, the area still has a Community Center and a very proud heritage. A store has been opened in recent years, and continues to do business.
Source: http://www.dekalbtennessee.com/keltonburg-community.html
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| Gender |
Male |
 Religion |
Primitive Baptist [4] |
- Primitive Baptists, are also known as Hard Shell Baptists, Anti-Mission Baptists, or Old School Baptists. The adjective "Primitive" in the name has the sense of "original".
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| Residence |
West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida [5] |
- He and Ma spent several weeks during the winter fishing in the early 1950's. I remember Dad pointing out the boarding house on Okeechobee Road where they stayed which turns out is only eight blocks from my house on Biscayne Drive...
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| Residence |
Lake Park, Palm Beach County, Florida [5] |
- Pop & Ma would spend many of their winters with Mom & Dad...DAH
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| Residence |
1910 |
Warren County, Tennessee [6] |
| Military |
1917-1918 [7] |
| DeKalb County, Tennessee |
- WW I Draft Registration...
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| Residence |
1941-1945 |
Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan [5] |
- Pop worked for "Budd Wheel" during WW II...
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| Residence |
1945-1968 |
138 Winding Way, McMinnville, TN 37110 [8] |
- formerly, 112 North Warren Street, McMinnville, TN 37110
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| Death |
12 Dec 1968 |
Murfreesboro, Rutherford County, Tennessee [4, 9] |
- in the Rutherford County Hospital of cancer...
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| Burial |
15 Dec 1968 |
Mount View Cemetery, McMinnville, Warren County, Tennessee [4] |
| Person ID |
I703 |
The Hennessee Family |
| Last Modified |
9 Jan 2020 |
| Father |
John Watson "Pa" Byars, b. 30 Sep 1869, DeKalb County, Tennessee d. 8 Apr 1931, McMinnville, Warren County, Tennessee (Age 61 years) |
| Mother |
Julia Lee Cantrell, b. 9 May 1876, DeKalb County, Tennessee d. 15 Dec 1949, DeKalb County, Tennessee (Age 73 years) |
| Marriage |
19 Jan 1893 |
Pot Leg, DeKalb County, Tennessee [10, 11, 12, 13] |
| Photos
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 | John Watson "Pa" Byars (1869-1931)
Photo taken circa 1926 at the old homeplace in DeKalb Co., TN
Left-to-Right:
Walter Parker "Junior" Harding, Jr. (1920-2013)
Pa Byars (1869-1931)
Fred Swindell Byars (1920-1950) |
 | Pa Byars' Homeplace
This house with 100+ acre farm was given to him by his father, Perry Green and this is where he raised his family of four children. |
 | Three of Pa's Children...
Anna Lee Byars Harding Jones (1898-1996)
Senith Mae Byars Young Marsh (1900-1990)
Perry Green "Pop" Byars (1894-1968)
Photo provided by Marie Byars Ponder (1941- |
| Family ID |
F273 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family |
Vernia Elvira "Ma" Swindell, b. 1 Jun 1894, Green Briar Bend, White County, Tennessee d. 1 Apr 1985, McMinnville, Warren County, Tennessee (Age 90 years) |
| Marriage |
4 Jan 1915 |
DeKalb County, Tennessee [14, 15] |
| Type: CIVIL |
- Pop courted Ma only two months before they were married by W. H. Cantrell, JP
When Pop proposed, Ma replied, "Are you sure?" - after all, it was only two months earlier that they met and Ma didn't think she was pretty enough for the most handsome man she'd ever met...
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| Residence (Family) |
Bildad, DeKalb County, Tennessee |
| Residence (Family) |
1920 |
Warren County, Tennessee [16] |
| Residence (Family) |
1930 |
Warren County, Tennessee [17] |
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| Residence (Family) |
1935 |
Warren County, Tennessee [18] |
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| Residence (Family) |
1940 |
McMinnville, Warren County, Tennessee [18] |
| Children |
| | 1. John Claybourne "Pete" Byars, b. 4 Jun 1916, Keltonburg, DeKalb County, Tennessee d. 1 Dec 1987, McMinnville, Warren County, Tennessee (Age 71 years) |
| | 2. Robert Lucile "Lucile" Byars, b. 6 Dec 1918, Pa's House, Keltonburg, DeKalb County, Tennessee d. 23 Mar 2008, McMinnville, Warren County, Tennessee (Age 89 years) |
| | 3. Fred Swindell Byars, b. 7 Dec 1920, Moores College, DeKalb County, Tennssee d. 19 Feb 1950, Sherwood, Franklin County, Tennessee (Age 29 years) |
| | 4. Bessie Lee Byars, b. 8 Feb 1925, Green Hill, Warren County, Tennessee d. 12 Jul 2013, McMinnville, Warren County, Tennessee (Age 88 years) |
| | 5. Eva Pearl "Pearl" Byars |
| | 6. Margie Sue Byars, b. 21 Mar 1930, Green Hill, Warren County, Tennessee d. 7 Jan 1997, Erie, Pennsylvania (Age 66 years) |
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| Photos
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 | Green Byars
Photo taken circa 1945 in Detroit, where he worked at "Budd Wheel" during WW II |
 | Pop with Uncle Fred
Taken in Detroit just after WWII ended as Uncle Fred is still in uniform... |
 | Ma Byars with her first three children.
Circa 1921 at their home in Green Hill, DeKalb Co.,TN
Left-to-Right:
Lucile Byars Hennessee (1918-2008)
Vernia Swindell Byars (1894-1985)
Fred Swindell Byars (1920-1950)
John Claybourne Byars (1916-1987) |
 | Perry Green "Pop" Byars (1894-1968)
Sunday morning, October 20, 2013:
Spoke to Aunt Pearl this morning about Pop & Uncle Pete in regards to their "troubles with the law"...
Pop thought that if he could run one load of whiskey to Nashville, that would solve all of his financial problems as...
This was in the early 1930's and he was living with his young family in Green Hill (DeKalb County) where he was cropping shares and hauled logs part-time. Can you imagine working the fields all day and then hauling logs to McMinnville, 10 miles away, all on foot and by mule? No wonder he thought this was an easier way to make a few dollars.
Pop got caught. Aunt Pearl tells us that it took everything he had to avoid jail and he never did that again!
Ma told me that Pop worked as a mechanic (probably during the 1930's). At some point, Pop began selling farm implements for the Sullivan Company of McMinnville and apparently did this through the early 1950's as I remember travelling with out in the country to call on his propests and customers...
In 1941 Pop went to Detroit. He worked for Budd Wheel through the summer of 1945. On his return he bought the log house on North Warren and the family moved there from their residence on Towles Avenue.
Then Pop buys a taxi which he ran until late 1949 - early 1950. It is at this juncture that Uncle Pete began a felon. Uncle Pete borrows the taxi from Pop and drives to Manchester and picks-up a lady(ies) for an evening of dancing and driking. Pete is "higher than a Georgia pine", crashes the car and kills a passenger. He is convicted of manslaughter and sent to prison in 1949 when he returns home about three years later...Pop got out of the taxi business.
It is at this point that he works full-time for Sullivan. It was 1950 and I remember Pop bought a brand-new 1950 Plymouth, "Sea Mist Green" 4-door sedan as this was the car we travelled in when he called on his clients.
He retired in the mid-1950's and spent his life fishing, whittling and guarding his realm from an old wood chair propped-up against the garage in the backyard...
Photo taken circa 1960... |
 | Pop & Ma Byars
Photo provided by their grand-daughter, Christine Bess Cornett. Appears to be have taken in the late 1940's... |
 | Pop & Uncle Fred
Taken sometime during World War II while Uncle Fred was in the navy... |
 | Ma Byars' Granddaughters
Janet Wright Robbins
Kathy Bess Tugman
Karen Sue Mitchell
Photo taken Summer of 2006 on Aunt Pearl's porch in Rock Island, Tennessee |
 | Deux Grandes Dames
Two great ladies...
Aunt Bessie & Aunt Pearl
Photo taken the Summer of 2013 |
 | Grandmother & Grandson
Ma Byars (1894-1985)
Fred Hennessee (1950-1985)
Photo taken in 1977 |
 | Sisters...
Aunt Pearl and Aunt Bessie at the table in Rock Island, Tennessee
Photo provided by their niece, Karen Mitchell... |
 | Pop & Sons-in-Law
This photo was probably taken in Detroit after Aunt Margie's wedding to Jack DeCuennick, June 3, 1949. Shown from the left is:
Murlis Wright (1925-2004)
Pop Byars (1894-1968)
Bert Hennessee (1918-1986)
Jack DeCuennick (1928-2010)
Photo contributed by cousin Christine Cornett, July 1, 2014.
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 | Ma & Pop Byars' Family
This photo was taken in June, 1949, on Continental Avenue, Detroit, when Aunt Margie married Uncle Jack.
Top Row, Left-to-Right:
My Mom (1918-2008)
Aunt Bessie (1925-2013)
Aunt Margie (1930-1997)
Uncle Fred (1920-1950)
Aunt Marie (1922-2012)
Aunt Pearl (1928
Pop Byars (1894-1968)
Middle Row:
My Dad (1918-1986)
Uncle Murlis (1925-2004)
Uncle Jack (1928-2010)
Uncle Bob (1917-1990)
Bottom Row:
Me (1942-
Ma Byars (1894-1985)
Cousin Linda Gayle (1945-
Photo provided by cousin Christine, July 1, 2014...
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 | Pop & Ma Byars' Family
Back Row: Aunt Pearl, Aunt Margie, Mother, Uncle Bob, Cousin Linda Gail, Dad, Cousin Kathy, Aunt Bessie, me, Uncle Jack, brother Fred & Uncle Murlis
Middle Row: cousin Robert on Pop's lap, Ma Byars & cousin Janet
Bottom Row: cousin Kenny, cousin Debbie, cousin Christine, cousin Dawn & cousin Karen.
Photo was taken in front of Pop's house on Warren Street, McMinnville, Tennessee circa Summer of 1962...
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 | Ma & Karen
Ma and Karen on their birthday, June 1, 1981.
Ma was 87 and Karen was 27.
Photo provided by her loving granddaughter, Karen... |
 | The Three Younger Byars Daughters...
From the left:
Margie Sue (1930-1997)
Eva Pearl (1928-
Bessie Lee (1925-2013)
Photo provided by Christine Bess Cornett, November 8th, 2016 |
 | The Four Byars Girls
Photos supplied by Robert & Angelia Bratcher Bess, late December, 2016 |
 | Daughters & Grandchildren
Top Row: Margie Sue, Bessie Lee, Eva Pearl & Robert Lucile
Bottom: Janet, Gayle holding Karen, Fred, Ma holding Kenny and Kathy
Photo supplied by Robert & Angelia Bratcher Bess, late December, 2016 |
 | Uncle Fred, Ma & Uncle Pete
This photo was probably taken in the late forties at the homeplace on Warren Street.
Photo supplied by Robert & Angelia Bratcher Bess, late December, 2016 |
 | Family...
Pop, Dad, Uncle Bob, Linda Gayle & me.
Photo supplied by Robert & Angelia Bratcher Bess, late December, 2016
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 | Brothers-in-Law
Uncle Pete & Dad standing in front of Dad's 1947, maroon, Pontiac...
Photo supplied by Robert & Angelia Bratcher Bess, late December, 2016 |
 | "The P. G. (Perry Green) Potter Home"
Built in 1875-1876 in Dibrell, Warren County, Tennessee by Kitt Swingle for Perry Green Potter.
First, he built a large two story house, then a store, barn and a blacksmith shop.
Aunt Pearl provided this image and tells us that Ma & Pop lived in this house between 1935 to 1937. They then moved to the "Hennessee House" on Main Street (no longer there).
Note: Kitt Zwingle was a 2nd cousin to Ma. Pop was a grandnephew of P.G. Potter and both of whom were named after their antecedent, "Perry Green Magness".
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 | Aunt Margie & Ma
Marjorie Lois Griffith Byars (1914-2006) was wife of Pop's first cousin, Perry Green Byars. As a matter of fact, Perry & Margie were so well loved by Ma & Pop, they named their youngest daughter, "Margie Sue Byars".
Photo taken in August, 1973 at Perry & Margie's place in Warren County, Tennesseee and contributed by Joe Byars, February 5, 2017 |
 | The Sisters in Palm Beach
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 | Bessie, Marie, Lucile, Pearl & David
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 | Ma & Pop's House
located on 112 North Warren Street, McMinnville, Tennessee
(Pop bought this house in 1945) |
 | Cousins Kenny, David, Robert & Fred
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| Family ID |
F274 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Last Modified |
30 Apr 2023 |
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| Event Map |
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 | Birth - 27 Jun 1894 - Keltonburg, DeKalb County, Tennessee |
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 | Residence - - West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida |
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 | Residence - - Lake Park, Palm Beach County, Florida |
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 | Residence - 1910 - Warren County, Tennessee |
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 | Marriage - Type: CIVIL - 4 Jan 1915 - DeKalb County, Tennessee |
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| Residence (Family) - 1920 - Warren County, Tennessee |
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| Residence (Family) - 1930 - Warren County, Tennessee |
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| Residence (Family) - 1935 - Warren County, Tennessee |
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 | Residence (Family) - 1940 - McMinnville, Warren County, Tennessee |
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 | Residence - 1941-1945 - Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan |
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 | Residence - 1945-1968 - 138 Winding Way, McMinnville, TN 37110 |
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 | Death - 12 Dec 1968 - Murfreesboro, Rutherford County, Tennessee |
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 | Burial - 15 Dec 1968 - Mount View Cemetery, McMinnville, Warren County, Tennessee |
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| Photos
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 | Perry Green Byars
Perry Green "Pop" Byars (1894-1968) as a young man, circa 1915. |
 | Sons-in-Law of Pop & Ma Byars
Robert Ferman Bess (1917-1990)
Bert Hennessee (1918-1986)
Robert Murlis Wright (1925-2004)
Photo taken at Chandler's Camp, on the Caney Fork River in Bone Cave, Van Buren Co., TN in the late 40's. |
 | Family Outing circa 1947
Left-to-Right: Lousie Cantrell Hennessee (1917-1995), Fred Swindell Byars (1920-1950), Marie Prince Byars Millsaps (1925- , Bert Hennessee (1918-1986) and Lucile Byars Hennessee (1918-2008) |
 | Aunt Pearl & Aunt Margie
Photo taken 1939 in McMinnville, Tennessee (little girl is Carolyn LNU) |
 | An Old Swinging Bridge...
Aunt Pearl tells a tale about Pop coming home late one night singing at the top of his voice, high as a "Georgia Pine", and somehow traversed a bridge much like this one - not only besotted but did so on crutches!
Excellent photo taken by Cousin Dawn, April 6, 2013, somewhere in the Keltonburg area of DeKalb County, Tennessee |
 | Perry Green Byars (1894-1968)
"Pop" worked in Detroit during the war years. Upon his return to McMinnville, Tennessee, he bought two "rent" houses and a taxi. He drove taxi only a short while and retired to his fishing...
Many thanks to Cousin Joe Byars who sent this photo... |
 | Pop
as seen sometime during the mid-forties on his driveway with Mrs. Wright's house in the background...
Photo supplied by Robert & Angelia Bratcher Bess, late December, 2016 |
 | Pop
This is exactly how I remember him ... David
Photo supplied by Robert & Angelia Bratcher Bess, late December, 2016 |
| Videos |
 | Pop Byars' Daughters...
Bessie Byars Wright, Pearl Byars Bess, Lucile Byars Hennessee & Margie Byars Tarasovich with some of their children.
This video was taken by Cousin Debbie in July of 1989. It begins at Aunt Pearl's house and later features the old homeplaces in DeKalb & Warren County, Tennessee, New Bildad Primitive Baptist Church and ends at Debbie's house. Be patient as this video is not edited and shows intermittant baseball games... DAH |
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| Notes |
- Known to his siblings as, "Grundy". Mother mentioned that Pop played the fiddle until he broke a finger and never picked-up the fiddle again. It seems he played at barn dances...DAH
Aunt Pearl tells us a different story about Pop's fiddle playing. Pop quit playing the fiddle at barn dances because he saw Ma dancing with another man...
For more details for Pop & Ma 's hard life, go to the page, "Memories of Lucile Byars Hennessee (1918-2008)" on this website;
http://thehennesseefamily.com/getperson.php?personID=I2&tree=hennessee
I need not mention his parsimony as the entire family remember Pop was "tighter than Dick's hat band" when it came to money. The other side was his generosity when he'd had a couple drinks...
end of comment [5, 19]
- Sunday morning, October 20, 2013:
Spoke to Aunt Pearl this morning about Pop & Uncle Pete in regards to their "troubles with the law"...
Pop thought that if he could run one load of whiskey to Nashville, that would solve all of his financial problems as...
This was in the early 1930's and he was living with his young family in Green Hill (DeKalb County) where he was cropping shares (for Ralston Sullivan) and hauled logs part-time. Can you imagine working the fields all day and then hauling logs to McMinnville, 10 miles away, all on foot and by mule? No wonder he thought this was an easier way to make a few dollars.
Pop got caught. Aunt Pearl tells us that it took everything he had to avoid jail and he never did that again!
Ma told me that Pop worked as a mechanic (probably during the 1930's). At some point, Pop began selling "Philco" radios and farm implements for Herbert Ralston "Ralston" Sullivan (1894-1962) who owned the "Sullivan Company" of McMinnville and apparently did this through the early 1950's as I remember travelling with him out in the country to call on his prospests and customers...
Aunt Pearl told me that Pop shared crops from Ralston before he began his sales career. It seems Ralston thought well of Pop. Aunt Pearl was surprized to find out that he and Pop were the same age.
In 1941 Pop went to Detroit. He worked for Budd Wheel through the summer of 1943. In 1945 he bought the log house on North Warren Street and the family moved there from their residence on Towles Avenue.
Then Pop buys a taxi, about 1943, which he ran until late 1949 - early 1950. It is at this juncture that Uncle Pete became a felon. Uncle Pete borrows the taxi from Pop and drives to Manchester and picks-up a lady(ies) for an evening of dancing and driking. Pete is "higher than a Georgia pine", crashes the car and kills a passenger. He is convicted of manslaughter and sent to prison in 1949 when he returns home about three years later...Pop got out of the taxi business.
It is at this point that he works full-time for Sullivan. It was 1950 and I remember Pop bought a brand-new 1950 Plymouth, "Sea Mist Green", 4-door sedan and this was the car we travelled in when he called on his clients.
He retired in the mid-1950's and spent his life fishing, whittling and guarding his realm sitting in an old wood chair propped-up against the garage in the backyard...
end of note [5, 19]
- 1930: Aunt Pearls tells us that the family lost their house to a fire after a visit to Granny Swindell. Pop thought it was arson by a man named, "Cantrell".
1930: Familyh moves into the "Pitt Place" in Dibrell.
1938: Moved to the "Sullivan House", then to town to the "Hennessee House" and then to the "McGregor House"...
1940: They lived on Towles Avenue in town
1945: Pop bought the house at 112 North Warren Street in McMinnville
end of comment [20]
- Birth: Jun. 27, 1894
DeKalb County
Tennessee, USA
Death: Dec., 1968
Murfreesboro
Rutherford County
Tennessee, USA
BYARS
Funeral services for Perry Green Byars, 74-year-old retired salesman, were Saturday at Love-Cantrell Chapel. The Rev. Jerry Henessee officiated. Burial was in Mt. View Cemetery.
A native of DeKalb County, he died Thursday at Rutherford County Hospital following a lingering illness.
He was a Baptist.
Surviving are one son, J. C. Byars of McMinnville; four daughters, Mrs. Lucille Henessee of West Palm Beach, Fla., Mrs. Bessie Wright of McMinnville, Mrs. Pearl Bess of Rock Island, and Mrs. Marjorie Decuenist of San Antonio, Tex.; a brother, Bob Byars of Smithville; and two sisters, Mrs. Anna Lee Jones of the Gath Community and Mrs. Senia Marsh of Nashville.
Love-Cantrell Funeral Home of McMinnville was in charge of arrangements.
Smithville Review Thursday December 19, 1968
Burial:
Mount View Cemetery
McMinnville
Warren County
Tennessee, USA
Created by: Bob Trapp
Record added: Feb 11, 2015
Find A Grave Memorial# 142475659 [4]
- Name: Green Byars
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1920
Event Place: Civil District 15, Warren, Tennessee, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 25
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Race (Original): White
Can Read: Yes
Can Write: Yes
Relationship to Head of Household: Head
Relationship to Head of Household (Original): Head
Own or Rent: Own
Birth Year (Estimated): 1895
Birthplace: Tennessee
Father's Birthplace: Tennessee
Mother's Birthplace: Tennessee
Sheet Letter: B
Sheet Number: 5
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
Green Byars Head M 25 Tennessee
Vernia Byars Wife F 25 Tennessee
John C Byars Son M 3 Tennessee
Lucile Byars Daughter F 0 Tennessee
District: ED 138
Sheet Number and Letter: 5B
Household ID: 112
Line Number: 92
Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Affiliate Publication Number: T625
Affiliate Film Number: 1769
GS Film Number: 1821769
Digital Folder Number: 004968829
Image Number: 00925
Citing this Record
"United States Census, 1920," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MNGR-Y8T : accessed 8 January 2020), Lucile Byars in household of Green Byars, Civil District 15, Warren, Tennessee, United States; citing ED 138, sheet 5B, line 95, family 112, NARA microfilm publication T625 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1992), roll 1769; FHL microfilm 1,821,769.
end of census [16]
- Name: Green Byars
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1930
Event Place: District 16, Warren, Tennessee, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 36
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Race (Original): White
Relationship to Head of Household: Head
Relationship to Head of Household (Original): Head
Birth Year (Estimated): 1894
Birthplace: Tennessee
Father's Birthplace: Tennessee
Mother's Birthplace: Tennessee
Sheet Letter: A
Sheet Number: 6
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
Green Byars Head M 36 Tennessee
Verna Byars Wife F 36 Tennessee
J C Byars Son M 14 Tennessee
Lucile Byars Daughter F 11 Tennessee
Fred Byars Son M 9 Tennessee
Bessie Lee Byars Daughter F 5 Tennessee
Eva Pearl Byars Daughter F 2 Tennessee
Margie Sue Byars Daughter F 0 Tennessee
District: ED 21
Sheet Number and Letter: 6A
Household ID: 104
Line Number: 14
Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Affiliate Publication Number: T626
Affiliate Film Number: 2283
GS Film Number: 2342017
Digital Folder Number: 004953933
Image Number: 00429
Citing this Record
"United States Census, 1930," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:SP7L-158 : accessed 8 January 2020), Margie Sue Byars in household of Green Byars, District 16, Warren, Tennessee, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) ED 21, sheet 6A, line 21, family 104, NARA microfilm publication T626 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 2002), roll 2283; FHL microfilm 2,342,017.
end of this census record [17]
- Name: Green Byars
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1940
Event Place: McMinnville, Civil District 1, Warren, Tennessee, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 45
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Race (Original): White
Relationship to Head of Household: Head
Relationship to Head of Household (Original): Head
Birthplace: Tennessee
Birth Year (Estimated): 1895
Last Place of Residence: Rural, Warren, Tennessee
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
Green Byars Head M 45 Tennessee
Vernia Byars Wife F 45 Tennessee
J C Byars Son M 23 Tennessee
Fred Byars Son M 19 Tennessee
Bessie Lee Byars Daughter F 15 Tennessee
District: 89-1
Family Number: 490
Sheet Number and Letter: 23A
Line Number: 13
Affiliate Publication Number: T627
Affiliate Film Number: 3943
Digital Folder Number: 005461315
Image Number: 00050
Citing this Record
"United States Census, 1940," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K4HF-9VV : 29 July 2019), Bessie Lee Byars in household of Green Byars, McMinnville, Civil District 1, Warren, Tennessee, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 89-1, sheet 23A, line 17, family 490, Sixteenth Census of the United States, 1940, NARA digital publication T627. Records of the Bureau of the Census, 1790 - 2007, RG 29. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 2012, roll 3943.
end of this census record [18]
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