John Anthony STROUP & Lou Etta Camelous ROBBS

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John Anthony STROUP
Lou Etta Camelous ROBBS

Husband: John Anthony STROUP
Birth: 19 May 1856, Cherryville, Gaston Co., NC
Death: 15 Nov 1906, Cherryville, Gaston Co., NC
Disposition: buried Mt. Zion Baptist Church Cemetery, Cherryville, Gaston Co., NC
Father: Christopher Goodson STROUP
Mother: Elizabeth Anthony HALLMAN

Marriage: 2 Mar 1881, Grover, Cleveland Co., NC

Wife: Lou Etta Camelous ROBBS
Birth: 24 Feb 1862, Gaffney, Cherokee Co., SC
Death: 17 Nov 1930, Cherryville, Gaston Co., NC
Disposition: buried Mt. Zion Baptist Church Cemetery, Cherryville, Gaston Co., NC
Father: James Camillus ROBBS (1835-1861)
Mother: Louisa Jane DILLINGHAM (1835-1873)

Children:

1. Edgar Charles STROUP, b. 18 Jan 1882
2. Benjamin Camelous STROUP, b. 17 Dec 1883
3. Pearl Belle STROUP, b. 24 Feb 1886
4. John Clifton STROUP, b. 18 Nov 1889
5. [Harriet] Hattie Mae STROUP, b. 19 Feb 1892
6. William Paul STROUP, b. 20 Feb 1896
7. Victor STROUP, b. 9 Apr 1899

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Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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