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Julia Nelson

Birth7 Oct 1888 - Burnt Corn, Monroe, AL, USA
Death11 Jan 1966 - Montgomery, Montgomery, Alabama
MotherAmelia Watkins
FatherCharles Nelson

Born in Burnt Corn, Monroe, AL, USA on 7 Oct 1888 to Charles Nelson and Amelia Watkins. Julia Nelson married Ennis John McCorvey and had 9 children. She passed away on 11 Jan 1966 in Montgomery, Montgomery, Alabama.

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Parents
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Charles Nelson
1827 - Unknown
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Amelia Watkins
1840 - 1921
Spouse(s)
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Ennis John Mccorvey
1880 - 1960
Children Show all
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Johnnie Mccorvey
1908 - 1989
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Willie Ennis Mccorvey
1910 - 1976
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Charlie Mccorvey
1916 - 2004
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James Garfield Mccorvey
1912 - 1990
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Sandy Julius Mccorvey
1914 - 2003
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Ennis J Mccorvey
1918 - 2004
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Roosevelt Mccorvey
1921 - 1943
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Costella Salter
1916 - 1996
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Mary Mays
1925 - 1990

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