John Thomas Solomon. B. 15 Dec 1855 Abbeville, AL, D. 11 May 1902 Headland,
AL,
married Laura Emma Price B. 20 Nov 1859
Abbeville, AL, D. 15 May 1951 Headland, AL
Children:
(birth order)
Sid Eva Solomon
Mamie Solomon
Curtis Solomon
Ralph Solomon
Kate Solomon
William T. Solomon
Robert Solomon
Corine Solomon
- Information provided by Bill Vann
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(L-R) Front: Sid Eva, Kate, Mamie, Corine Back: Curtis, Bob
(L-R) Uncle Curt, Aunt Co, Grandmother Vann, Uncle Bob
Eva Carroll (the oldest sibling). Left Headland early and moved to
Waycross, GA. Children were Thornton, Kitty Will, Marie, and Jean (still living
in 2012). Jean’s son Robert is an
attorney who worked for the Coca-Cola.
Mamie Solomon Oates. Lived
in Headland on Broad Street. Children
were Mary Alice (married Charlie “Air Force” Smith), Neil, Wyatt, Mackie,
Elizabeth (Stroup), Bragg, and Leta (Merritt).
E.C. (Curt) Solomon. Lived
in Headland next door to GM/GD Vann.
Children were Will, Tom, and Lorene.
Ralph Solomon. Lived in
Headland. Children were Ruth Smith, Jim
Daly, Kitty Capps, Sarah Carr, Mary Emma Carr, and Martha Holley.
Emma Kate Solomon Vann. (Grandmother Vann): Lived in Headland
on West Church Street. Children were
Jack, Sam, Edith Vann (Espy), Grace Vann (Brannon), Felix, Emily Vann (Ezell), Kate
Helen Vann (Lutrell), Jim, and Mary Owens Vann (Bryan).
R. E. (Bob) Solomon. Lived
in Headland on Main Street. Married
Blanche Reynolds of Headland, known affectionately as “Aunt Blanche." She was the
namesake of the Headland Memorial Library.
Children were Earl and Cecile (Weems). Bob Reynolds Solomon died as an
infant.
Corinne Solomon Camp. Lived in Headland on East Church Street. She had one child, Joy. She was married to T.B Camp. Her cousin was Arthur D. Walden. Corinne owned and operated
Co’s Fashion shop next to White-Vann Company on the east side of the
square.
She had a nice women's shop on the town square and Edith took Leslie and me over to her house many many times to visit. I remember her well. - Mark Espy, Jr.
She had a nice women's shop on the town square and Edith took Leslie and me over to her house many many times to visit. I remember her well. - Mark Espy, Jr.
John Thomas (J. T.) Solomon, Jr.
Died early.
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older portrait of John Thomas Solomon |
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| Eva (Solomon) Carroll with Kittye Will To learn more of Eva's backstory, including how she met her husband, click here.  |
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Grandmother Vann (left) and Mamie (Solomon) Oates |
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