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Willis Cutchin contributed information on Frances Jollett.
willis@cutchin.com

Emily Van Hazinga contributed information on Wrennie Jollett.
vanhazinga@prodigy.net

John W. JOLLETT (6 Apr 1832 - 18 Oct 1916) & Sarah Elizabeth SMITH (May 1833 - 30 Jan 1917, d/o Manson SMITH and Malinda HENSLEY)
John was a Methodist minister for the community that bears his name, Jollett or sometimes called Jolletts in Page County, VA. He also ran the store and post office. He and his wife are buried in the Jollett Cemetery located on the hill behind where their house once stood.

Issue:

2. Artubine Joseph JOLLETT (16 Dec 1853 - 27 Oct 1862)
He is buried in Jollett Cemetery.

2. Mary E. V. JOLLETT (1854 - ) & Hiram Frank MEADOWS (1850 - ) m. March 8, 1870
They are buried together in the Jollett Cemetery along with his second wife.

3. Margaret Elizabeth "Mattie" MEADOWS (1870 - Apr 1906) & Casper W. BAILEY (1868 - 6 Dec 1943) m. Aug. 26, 1889
They are buried in the Jollett Cemetery.

4. Virgil BAILEY (1890 - 17 Mar 1946)
He is buried in the Jollett Cemetery.

4. Bertha BAILEY (1895 - )

4. Addie BAILEY (1896 - )

4. Gladdis BAILEY (1898 - )

4. Mamie BAILEY (1901 - )

4. Gracey B. BAILEY (1903 - 26 Oct 1905)
She is buried in the Jollett Cemetery.

3. Ella MEADOWS

2. Matilda Catherine JOLLETT (16 Feb 1858 - 24 Jan 1953) & Thomas Wesley MEADOWS (15 Jan 1854 - 4 Feb 1941) m. Dec. 7, 1873
"Tildie" was a devout Christian who did many good deeds for everyone. They are buried in the Jollett Cemetery.

3a. William Dorsey MEADOWS* (17 Apr 1876 - 28 Dec 1959) & Sarah Sadie STANLEY

3b. William Dorsey MEADOWS* (17 Apr 1876 - 28 Dec 1959) & Mattie TAYLOR (27 Jul 1891 - 26 Mar 1986)
They are buried in the Jollett Cemetery.

3. Wesley MEADOWS (1878 - ) & Carrie MERICA

3. Armenta MEADOWS (1880 - ) & Charles STANLEY

3. Rosetta MEADOWS (3 Jun 1883 - 17 Apr 1978) & Tally Walter EPPARD (3 Mar 1878 - 25 Oct 1961--s/o James & Geneva EPPARD) m. May 28, 1899 Page County, VA
They are buried in the Jollett Cemetery.

4. Ethel EPPARD & ? PURDHAM

3. Lillie H. MEADOWS (Feb 1885 - ) & Frank HIGGS

3. Nora A. MEADOWS (Apr 1887 - ) & Client DEARING

3. Maggie L. MEADOWS (Jun 1889 - ) & John SMITH

3. Clinton Thomas MEADOWS (Jan 1891 - 1949) & Matilda SMITH

3. Mary H. MEADOWS (Jul 1894 - ) & Lester BAUGHER

3. Martha J. MEADOWS (Jul 1894 - ) & Justin SMITH

3. Charles Marvin MEADOWS (Jul 1897 - ) & Bertha DEAN

2. John B. JOLLETT (30 Jan 1867 - ) & Fannie Bell GRIFFITH (Mar 1872 - d/o William Thomas GRIFFITH & Elizabeth MILLER ) m. Dec. 13, 1883

3. Bessie JOLLETT (11 Jun 1885 - ) & Thomas J. STANLEY II (1885 - )

3. Lillie JOLLETT (May 1888 - ) & William Alfred GORDAN

3. Hunter David JOLLETT (Mar 1892 - ) & Vera Alice ANDERSON (1890 - )

3. Clarence JOLLETT (Aug 1894 - )

3. Charles Merritt JOLLETT (Mar 1898 - ) & May TANNEHILL (ca 1904) m. March 18, 1923 Fauquier County, VA

4. Edgar Warren JOLLETT (March 22, 1926 Bealton, VA - Aug. 15, 1999 Orlando, FL)
He is buried in Arlington Cemetery

2. Charles Belsin Lewis JOLLETT (29 Aug 1871 - 15 Jan 1939, Portsmouth, VA ) & Nannie June FOGG (Aug 1872 - 30 June 1947, Portsmouth, VA ) m. Jan. 24, 1890
Emily VanHazinga reports this story about Nannie June told by Emily's mother, Ann Holland: "I remember Wrennie's mother well. Nannie J. was a very stiff, prim, proper corsetted lady who was obsessed with cleanliness. She used to visit at the beach (12th St., Virginia Beach). It must have been her vision of Hell. The house was a riot of stuff and far from hygienic."

3. Gracie B. JOLLETT (Sep 17, 1891 - 1977) m. Jefferson Calvin ELLIS (d. 1949)

4. Elizabeth ELLIS (3 Jan 1917 - 3 Jan 1917 Portsmouth, VA)

4. Jefferson Calvin ELLIS, Jr.

4. Virginia Louise ELLIS

3. Frances L. JOLLETT (Apr 1894 - July 8, 1950) m. Robert Lloyd CUTCHIN (1892 - July 1972, Portsmouth, VA) Oct. 15, 1914, Portsmouth, VA

4. Robert Edverard CUTCHIN (Sept. 6, 1915 - Feb. 13, 1996) m. Juanita Rachel BARKER March 14, 1937

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4. Frances Belvin CUTCHIN (Sept. 2, 1919, Norfolk, VA - Sept. 24, 1997 Portsmouth, VA) m. Emma Mae PERRY (May 4, 1924 - Jan. 19, 1990) June 12, 1944

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5. Gloria Francis CUTCHIN (Jan. 23, 1946 - Feb. 12, 1973)

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4. Willis Churchill CUTCHIN (Apr. 19, 1923 - Sept. 27, 1997, Augusta County, VA) m. 1) Ida MANNINO Nov. 13, 1943 m. 2) Jesse Evelyn POWERS (Feb. 24, 1932 - March 15, 1997 Augusta County, VA) Feb. 24, 1951

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4. Lucretia Elizabeth CUTCHIN (Feb. 18, 1927 Portsmouth, VA - March 30, 1975 Sumpter, SC) m. Ronald Clyde ANDERTON March 17, 1943

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4. Nancy Virginia CUTCHIN (July 30, 1932 Portsmouth, VA - Dec. 13, 1990 GA) m. James LOGGINS

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3. C. Sherman JOLLETT (Sep 1897 - )

3. Wrennie JOLLETT (ca 1900 Portsmouth, VA - 1977, Virginia Beach, VA) & David Gregory HOLLAND
Emily VanHazinga tells this story about her godmother, Wrennie Jollett Holland: "David was a civil engineer, and worked for the park service, though by the time I knew him, a diabetic condition had reduced him to the kitchen chair. I remember him as a sweet and thoughtful man; he died when I was about 6. Wrennie helped keep house for her in-laws. It was an old-fashioned extended family, with the grandparents, their unmarried adult daughter Cornelia, and David and Wrennie and their daughter sharing the large home. Mom says Wrennie and David had had a home of their own, nearby, on Lake Holly, but after it burned, they moved back in to 12th Street [Virginia Beach, VA], and stayed. I recall that each day Wrennie would dress nicely and walk up Atlantic Ave. at noontime to her sister-in-law's yarn and fabric shop, to allow her to escape an hour for lunch. Wrennie was simply the best knitter and seamstress that ever lived, and a wonderful cook who delighted in surprising us youngsters with special baked goods. Mom says she was a very large woman when she was a girl, but I knew her at 89 pounds. She was a devoted smoker of unfiltered Camels, and died of emphysema in the library at home, which had been rigged as a sick room, just a few weeks before my wedding in 1977. She's buried with the Hollands at Eastern Shore Cemetery in Virginia Beach, and was, I believe, a member of Galilee Episcopal Church."

4. Dora-Cornelia

3. Virginia JOLLETT (ca 1905 Portsmouth, VA - )

Wrennie Jollett Holland