James was first married to Margurett Lucinda Barfoot circa 1902. Margurett died on December 28, 1926 and is buried in the New Salem Cemetery in Franklin County, Mississippi. The tombstone photograph was taken by FindAGrave member, Renee Guy.
The 1930 U.S. Census shows James Golmon (widowed) and children living in Ward 7, Franklin Parish, Louisiana.
Following the death of Margurett, James married a second time to Sarah "Sallie" Armfield Guice. Sallie was the widow of Enos Nathaniel Guice.
The 1940 U.S. Census shows James, Sallie and James Jr. living in Ward 3, West Carroll Parish, Louisiana. The census record also notes their home in 1935 as Madison Parish, Louisiana.
James Aston Golmon died on April 19, 1959 and Sarah "Sallie" Armfield Guice Golmon died on February 10, 1961. Both are buried in the New Pine Hill Cemetery in Sicily Island, Catahoula Parish, Louisiana. The tombstone photograph was taken by FindAGrave member, Karen Klemm Pinckard.
The following children were born to the marriage of James Aston Golmon and Margurett Lucinda Barfoot:
Roy, 1910-? (m. Sadie)Ray Golmon, Sr. and Inez Rushing Golmon are both buried in the New Pine Hill Cemetery in Sicily Island, Catahoula Parish, Louisiana. The tombstone photograph was taken by FindAGrave member, Karen Klemm Pinckard.
Ray, Sr., 1912-1984 (m. Inez Rushing, 1913-1988)
Mae, 1914-2009 (m. Ernest Marvin Roberts, 1911-1991)
Albert Thomas, 1917-1978 (m. Eugenia, 1923-1994)
James Aston, Jr., 1924-1945
The following children were born to the marriage of Ray and Inez Golmon:
Ray, Jr., 1931 (m. Bernice W., 1938)Mae Golmon Roberts and Ernest Marvin Roberts are both buried in the New Pine Hill Cemetery in Sicily Island, Catahoula Parish, Louisiana. The tombstone photograph was taken by FindAGrave member, Karen Klemm Pinckard.
Pauline, 1935 (m. George Larry Henslee, 1933)
James Alton, ca 1937-ca 1940
Jerry, 1938 (m. Elva Weeks, 1940)
The following children were born to the marriage of Mae and Ernest Roberts:
James Marvin, 1934-2008 (m. Angie)James Aston Golmon, Jr. died while serving his country in World War II as part of the Army Air Forces, 72nd Bomber Squadron, 5th Bomber Group. He is classified as Missing in Action as of May 18, 1945. A memorial marker for Staff Sgt Golmon was placed in the Natchez National Cemetery, Natchez, Adams County, Mississippi. The memorial marker photograph was taken by FindAGrave member, Karen Bink.
Larry Lynn, 1940
Joe L., 1953
Ronnie
Tommy Gene
I enjoy your blog! Most thrilling is to find you descend from the John J Golmon/Abigail Marler line. I would love to share some of the information I have on the lines. All the best! Valarie Golmon Davies
ReplyDeleteHi Valarie! Thank you for taking the time to post a comment. Sorry to say I do not descend from the Golmon/Marler line. I do have a sister-in-law who is the granddaughter of Ray Golmon, Sr. :-)
DeleteMy blog is an attempt to capture the history of the 'old families' who settled in Sicily Island/Catahoula Parish. The only information I have on the Golmon family is what you see posted above.