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Seventh Generation (Continued)

Family of Wade TUCKER (157) & Vallie BREWER

314. Lou Ellen TUCKER. Born on 3 Jun 1921 in Yuma, Carroll County, Tennessee.

In 1939 when Lou Ellen was 17, she first married Woodrow W. WALKER, son of Bedford Washington WALKER (1869-1936) & Vernie WISE (1875-1943). Woodrow W. died in 1951. Buried in Jones Cemetery, Parkers Crossroads, Henderson County, Tennessee. Resided in Bruceton, Carroll County, Tennessee in 1944.

They had the following children:
i. Cynthia Gale. Born on 23 Sep 1940. Resided in Panora, Iowa.

Cynthia Gale married Richard TENHET.
ii. Darrell Brent. Born on 15 May 1943. Resided in Edgewater, Colorado.
iii. Mary Danita. Born on 9 Sep 1945. Resided in Oakfield, Tennessee.

Mary Danita married Russell HAMPTON.
iv. Richard Wade. Born on 14 Nov 1947.

Lou Ellen second married Fay KIZER. Born in 1918.

315. Marcille TUCKER. Born on 13 Feb 1927 in Senath, Missouri.

Marcille married Nathan Elmer BRANDON, son of Henry Milton BRANDON (1885-1962) & Telitha JOHNSON (1887-1921). Born in 1919. Resided in Paris, Henry County, Tennessee. Resided in Clarksburg, Carroll County, Tennessee in Jan 2000.

They had the following children:
485 i. Michael Johns (1944-)
486 ii. Sharon Elise

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