Virginia Stuart Stringfellow

Birth15 Sep 1913 - Charlottesville, Independent Cities, Virginia, United States

Death13 Oct 2006 - Charlottesville, Independent Cities, Virginia, United States

MotherLelia Palmer

FatherMartin Slaughter Stringfellow

Born in Charlottesville, Independent Cities, Virginia, United States on 15 Sep 1913 to Martin Slaughter Stringfellow and Lelia Palmer. Virginia Stuart Stringfellow married George Minor Coles and had 1 child. She passed away on 13 Oct 2006 in Charlottesville, Independent Cities, Virginia, United States.

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Parents

Martin Slaughter Stringfellow
1874 - 1951

Lelia Palmer
1874 - 1948

Spouse(s)

George Minor Coles
1911 - 1976

Shaw R Marrie
Unknown - Unknown

Children

Lelia Courtney Morris
1938 - 1988

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Virginia Stuart Stringfellow

found in Virginia, Birth Records, 1912-2014, Delayed Birth Records, 1854-1911

Virginia Stuart Stringfellow

found in U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014

Virginia Stuart Stringfellow

found in 1920 United States Federal Census

Virginia Stuart Stringfellow

found in 1930 United States Federal Census

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Elsie Stringfellow
1918 - Unknown

Richard "Bosh" Stringfellow
1908 - 1987

Henrietta Stringfellow
1908 - 1987

Marjorie Stringfellow
1908 - 1993

Berley Stringfellow
1908 - 1976

Alberta Lavonia Stringfellow
1908 - 1988

George Stringfellow
1908 - 1986

Arnold Stringfellow
1918 - 1976

Haston G Stringfellow
1908 - 1983

Cathryn Stringfellow
1908 - 1972

Virginia Mae Johnson Simmons
1913 - 1993

Cornelia Millie) Carlucci Scovotti
1913 - 2006

First name meaning for Virginia

The name Virginia has its origins in Latin and its meaning is derived from the Latin word virginalis, which means virginal or pure. The name Virginia can be traced back to ancient Rome, where it carried a significant connotation. In Roman society, the name Virginia was predominantly bestowed upon young women who were considered chaste and virtuous, emphasizing their purity and moral integrity

Last name meaning for Stringfellow

English: occupational name from Middle English string-felagh ‘string-fellow man who works at a string-hearth’. This was the hearth or furnace at which iron was heated for its second working.

A 1547 document from south Yorkshire defines the string-fellow's duties: ‘the stringefelloe wages for layeinge the stone and breakeinge and feyinge of synders and breakeinge of the blowme and hewinge’