bfh.8.8 - Person Sheet
NameLou Jennie BELLEW 
2, Spouse of G Uncle
2, Spouse of G UncleBirth Date19 Sep 1894
Birth PlaceGreenville County, SC
Death Date25 Nov 1979 Age: 85
Death PlaceGreenville County, SC
Burial PlaceOak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery
FatherDavid Lawrence BELLEW
MotherMarry Catherine GOSNELL
Spouses
1James Matthew (Mack) BARNETT 2, G Uncle
2, G UncleBirth Date12 Apr 1879
Birth PlaceGreenville County, SC
Death Date31 Mar 1956 Age: 76
Death PlaceGreenville County, SC
Burial Date1956
Burial PlaceOak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery
OccupationMack was a merchant in Landrum.
FatherLuther P. BARNETT (1850-1925)
MotherMary Jane FOWLER (1851-1909)
ChildrenPaul Lespie (Les) (1903-1983)
Beulah Mae (1905-)
Beauford Lee (1908-1980)
Myra (1910-1995)
Palmer H. (1913-1919)
Cornelia (1916-2000)
Edith (1918-2000)
Mary Oveta (1921-1999)
Julian Ray (1924-)
Obituary notes for Lou Jennie BELLEW
OBITUARY FOR LOU JENNIE BELLEW
Jennie, while living at 118 Grady Avenue in Tryon, died on November 25, 1979, after a brief illness, and was also buried in Oak Grove cemetery. She was a member of Landrum First Baptist at her death, and was survived by the children mentioned below, a sister (Bertha B. McDaniel, of Moncks Corner), a brother (W. L. Ballew, of Nashville) and eleven grandchildren.
Jennie, while living at 118 Grady Avenue in Tryon, died on November 25, 1979, after a brief illness, and was also buried in Oak Grove cemetery. She was a member of Landrum First Baptist at her death, and was survived by the children mentioned below, a sister (Bertha B. McDaniel, of Moncks Corner), a brother (W. L. Ballew, of Nashville) and eleven grandchildren.
Notes for James Matthew (Mack) (Spouse 1)
At some point the (e) was added to the names of the children but James and Lou did not spell their names that way.
Luther asked his son Mack to care for Walter, simple minded, and would leave him the homeplace. Walter had menigitis at 18 months old with no hair on his head. He was later placed in the County Home.
Luther asked his son Mack to care for Walter, simple minded, and would leave him the homeplace. Walter had menigitis at 18 months old with no hair on his head. He was later placed in the County Home.