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About William Monroe Free
William Monroe Free died of a heart attack in his sleep. He and his bride, Warner Thelma Rosamond moved from the Choctaw County hills around Weir to Drew in Sunflower County, MS in 191 9 where they are shown on the 1920 census. He was 26 and she was 23 years of age. They had ten children with two dying as infants. They also had a set of identical twin girls, Arlene and Earlene. According to Arlene Free Carter, “Warner and Monroe’s children were talented. They could play several stringed instruments: guitar, fiddle, and mandolin as well as piano, organ, and drums. They could also sing. In the late 1930′s the boys played together in a band and called themselves the ‘Delta Clodhoppers.’ They played at barn dances around the country side. They would all jump into the wagon and go to the barn dances.”
William Monroe Free's Timeline
1894 |
February 17, 1894
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Choctaw Co., Mississippi
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1920 |
July 22, 1920
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1922 |
June 28, 1922
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Sunflower County, Mississippi
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June 28, 1922
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Sunflower County, Mississippi
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1924 |
May 4, 1924
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1925 |
April 22, 1925
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1926 |
June 15, 1926
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1930 |
September 3, 1930
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