Author: charlotte

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The wife of my great uncle Loving Oscar Peters.  She married Loving Oscar Peters on October 2, 1918 in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, where they lived out their lives until they died.

VISIT THIS LINK TO VIEW JOHN CLARK PETERS FAMILY TREE.

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Loving Oscar Peters was the first son born to John Clark Peters, and Charlotte Foreman Peters.  He was also born in Oak Bowery, Alabama.   He went to the 6th grade.    I have very fond memories of him.   He was very tall, slender, and had silky hair.    He was a Veteran of World War I.   He married Mary Rosa Johnson on October 2, 1918 in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama.   I do recall that he lived for many years in Birmingham, Alabama with his wife, Mary Rosa (Johnson) Peters, and died and was buried there in Birmingham.  He worked there in the Steel Mills and as a coal miner at Mary Lee Mines in Birmingham.  Oscar was 79 years old when he died.

VISIT THIS LINK TO VIEW JOHN CLARK PETERS FAMILY TREE.

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Doyle Peters  [Born April, 1896]  –  After the 1910 Census, Doyle Peters does not appear anywhere in the record again until 1940.  But, he does show up in 1917, when he registers to serve in the Army during World War I.   The birth information shown on the Registration card is consistent with birth information given in the 1900 Census.   In 1940, Doyle is reported on the Census for Anniston, Calhoun County, Alabama, and is residing in the home with Doshia Peters Barrow and her husband Moses Barrow.  He reports the head of this household as his “brother-in-law.”

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UPDATE:   Evidence found in an 1922 Anniston City Directory shows Seabon at age 36 years old, working as a laborer and residing at  212 South Leighton Avenue, Anniston, Alabama;  Around the same time Seabon was employed and living in Anniston, Alabama, his nephew Doyle was also there too, working as a Porter, living at 119 South Highland Avenue, Anniston.

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