--Son of William and Janie B. Barksdale.
--He married Florence McIntosh. They first lived in SC, but they had moved to Charlotte by 1919. The couple had 6 children: 1. Beverly Earl, Jr., 2. Emma Carolyn, 3. Henry Williamson, 4. John McIntosh, 5. Florence L., and 6. Helen Frances Barksdale.
--Occupation: He was Manager of a wholesale lumber company in Charlotte in 1920. He was a lumber broker in 1930. By 1940 he was Owner/Operator of Durable Wood Preserving Company.
--Cause of death: heart attack.
--He married Florence McIntosh. They first lived in SC, but they had moved to Charlotte by 1919. The couple had 6 children: 1. Beverly Earl, Jr., 2. Emma Carolyn, 3. Henry Williamson, 4. John McIntosh, 5. Florence L., and 6. Helen Frances Barksdale.
--Occupation: He was Manager of a wholesale lumber company in Charlotte in 1920. He was a lumber broker in 1930. By 1940 he was Owner/Operator of Durable Wood Preserving Company.
--Cause of death: heart attack.
--Son of William and Janie B. Barksdale.
--He married Florence McIntosh. They first lived in SC, but they had moved to Charlotte by 1919. The couple had 6 children: 1. Beverly Earl, Jr., 2. Emma Carolyn, 3. Henry Williamson, 4. John McIntosh, 5. Florence L., and 6. Helen Frances Barksdale.
--Occupation: He was Manager of a wholesale lumber company in Charlotte in 1920. He was a lumber broker in 1930. By 1940 he was Owner/Operator of Durable Wood Preserving Company.
--Cause of death: heart attack.
--He married Florence McIntosh. They first lived in SC, but they had moved to Charlotte by 1919. The couple had 6 children: 1. Beverly Earl, Jr., 2. Emma Carolyn, 3. Henry Williamson, 4. John McIntosh, 5. Florence L., and 6. Helen Frances Barksdale.
--Occupation: He was Manager of a wholesale lumber company in Charlotte in 1920. He was a lumber broker in 1930. By 1940 he was Owner/Operator of Durable Wood Preserving Company.
--Cause of death: heart attack.
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