Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
NameEmmett Bearden 
Birth1904
Spouses
1Lizzie Orline Hammond 4457, 3C3R
4457, 3C3RBirth27 Aug 1903, Ouachita Psh LA
Death29 Dec 1932, Ouachita Psh LA Age: 29
FatherJames Leon Hammond (1843-1918)
MotherAnna Jones (1868-1944)
ChildrenJames Andrew (1922-1965)
Charles Edward (1927-1970)
Notes for Emmett Bearden
1930 Census of Ouachita Psh LA
Household Members Age Relationship
Emmett Bearden 26 Head
Orline Bearden 26 Wife
James A Bearden 6 Son
Charles E Bearden 2 Son
Josie Bearden 53 Mother
Landry Bearden 28 Sister
Household Members Age Relationship
Emmett Bearden 26 Head
Orline Bearden 26 Wife
James A Bearden 6 Son
Charles E Bearden 2 Son
Josie Bearden 53 Mother
Landry Bearden 28 Sister
Notes for Lizzie Orline (Spouse 1)
AUTO ACCIDENT DEALS INSTANT DEATH TO WOMAN 4458
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Mrs. E. V. Bearden Loses Life When Car Turns Turtle
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Driving in the rain and with car headlights not burning, proved fatal to Mrs. E. V. Bearden, 29, at 7 p. m. last night, when the auto suddenly skidded on the highway and turned turtle. The woman sustained a fractured skull which caused instant death. The accident occurred three miles out on the Eros road near Cheniere and not far from the home of the Beardens. At the time, the only occupants of the car were Mr. and Mrs. Bearden. The husband escaped injury.
With assistance, the body of the woman was removed from the wreckage and as life was already extinct, it was taken to the Bearden home.
This morning Coroner C. L. Mengis visited the scene of the accident and returned his report, the findings being according to the information offered by the husband.
Mrs. Bearden is survived by her husband and by three children who are J. A. aged 8; Thomas, aged 5 and a baby boy two years of age. Mrs. Bearden’s mother, Mrs. Jim Hammonds, also survives.
The funeral was held at the residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock and interment was in the McCormick cemetery.
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Mrs. E. V. Bearden Loses Life When Car Turns Turtle
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Driving in the rain and with car headlights not burning, proved fatal to Mrs. E. V. Bearden, 29, at 7 p. m. last night, when the auto suddenly skidded on the highway and turned turtle. The woman sustained a fractured skull which caused instant death. The accident occurred three miles out on the Eros road near Cheniere and not far from the home of the Beardens. At the time, the only occupants of the car were Mr. and Mrs. Bearden. The husband escaped injury.
With assistance, the body of the woman was removed from the wreckage and as life was already extinct, it was taken to the Bearden home.
This morning Coroner C. L. Mengis visited the scene of the accident and returned his report, the findings being according to the information offered by the husband.
Mrs. Bearden is survived by her husband and by three children who are J. A. aged 8; Thomas, aged 5 and a baby boy two years of age. Mrs. Bearden’s mother, Mrs. Jim Hammonds, also survives.
The funeral was held at the residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock and interment was in the McCormick cemetery.