Genealogy Record For
Amos Tomblin - (Mark's 6th Cousin, 2x removed)
Amos Tomblin (05/30/1914-11/20/1994)
  • Spouse: Ethel Elizabeth Gray (Tomblin) (06/11/1919-09/14/1996)
  • Children:
    1. Son: William Leroy Tomblin (12/20/1939 - ?)
    2. Son: Unknown Tomblin (?)
    3. Son: Unknown Tomblin (?)
    4. Son: Unknown Tomblin (?)
  • Parents
    1. Father: Burr Jackson Tomblin (10/13/1876-10/20/1951)
    2. Mother: Mary Agnes Shepherd (Tomblin) (01/20/1887-02/25/1958)
  • Siblings
    1. Brother: Latha Marvin Tomblin (21 May 1904 - Jun 1905) - 1 year)
    2. Sister: Sadie Bell Tomblin (Gray) (19 Apr 1907 - 26 Nov 1939)
    3. Brother: Robert Jackson Tomblin (30 May 1908 - Jun 1910) - 2 years)
    4. Sister: Della Frances Tomblin (Stickel) (09/15/1912-07/24/1977)
    5. Sister: Dora Estelle Tomblin (Smallwood) (Hidden)
    6. Brother: Lonnie Hughston Tomblin (1 Sep 1919 - 12 Jun 1985)
    7. Sister: Mary Madeline Tomblin (Breeden) (29 Mar 1921 - Sep 1997)
    8. Brother: Elwood Jackson Tomblin (Hidden)
    9. Brother: Garland Ray Tumblin (Hidden)
    10. Brother: Garland Ray Tumblin (Hidden)
    11. Sister: Sadie Bell Tomblin (Grey) (19 Apr 1907 - 26 Nov 1939)
Amos's Personal Information
Born in Clark County, Virginia (VA), USA on May 30, 1914
Occupation: manager of Bellfield Farm in Boyce since 1945
Died in Winchester, Virginia (VA), USA on November 20, 1994 (Age 80)
Cemetery: Green Hill Cemetery in Berryville, Clark Co., Virginia (VA), USA
Burial: 23 NOV 1994
Marriage to:
    Ethel Elizabeth Gray (Tomblin) (06/11/1919-09/14/1996) on August 12, 1933 (Age 19)
     - in Hagerstown, Maryland (MD), USA
Interests: One of the founders of the Clarke County Little League
Religion: Providence Chapel United Methodist Church
Comments: Obituary for Amos Tomblin as printed in Winchester, VA newspaper

Amos Tomblin

Amos Tomblin, 80, of Route 1, Box 151, Boyce, died Sunday in Winchester Medical Center.

Mr. Tomblin was May 30, 1914, in Clarke County, the son of Burr Jackson and Mary Shepherd Tomblin. He was manager of Bellfield Farm in Boyce since 1945. He attended Providence Chapel United Methodist Church. He was the founders of the Clarke County Little League.

He married Ethel Elizabeth Gray in 1955 (should say 1933).

Surviving with his wife, are four sons, Lambert C. Tomblin and Amory M. Tomblin, both of Boyce, Amos L. Tomblin of Troutville, and William L. Tomblin of Paris; two sisters, Madeline Breeden of Winchester and Dora Smallwood of Berryville; two brothers, Garland Tumblin of Berryville and Elwood Tomblin of Stephens City; four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.

A funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Enders Funeral Home, Berryville, with the Rev. Kathleen Monge officiating. Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery in Berryville.

Pallbearers will be Scott Tomblin, Steve Tomblin, Bryan Tomblin, Bill Tavenner, Larry Tavenner, and Arthur Breeden.

Friends may call anytime at the Tomblin home.

Memorials may be made to Shenandoah Farms Rescue Squad, Route 3, Box 1042, Front Royal 22630.
Source: Tracy Tomblin Propst's Rootsweb site
Family Lines: Amos is listed in the following family line reports: Shepherd, Tomblin, and Ashby
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