Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
NameWayne Ellis ENNIS 
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75BirthAug 23, 1900, Hart Co., KY
DeathAug 25, 1975, KY
Burial1975, Red Hill Cemetery, Hodgenville, KY
OccupationSalesman, Miller, Postmaster Malt KY
FatherGran ENNIS
MotherMaggie O’BANNON
Misc. Notes
Lived in Malt, Larue Co., KY.
Wayne is buried in Red Hill Cemetery and Stella in Mt. Tabor. In the Red hill Cemetery his second wife, Sally Nall Burba Ennis is buried next to him. She was born 8 Nov 1908 and died 25 Nov 1992
In the Larue County Herald News, April 20, 1961:
Wayne Ennis announced for the office of Sheriff and his announcement included......"I am sixty years of age and have been engaged in the milling business, general store, and farming in Larue County since 1918. I am a member of the First Baptist Church of Hodgenville, and was baptized by the Reverend Dr. Mitchell and am a Mason, member of B. R. Young Lodge No. 132, Hodgenville, Kentucky..........."
Wayne is buried in Red Hill Cemetery and Stella in Mt. Tabor. In the Red hill Cemetery his second wife, Sally Nall Burba Ennis is buried next to him. She was born 8 Nov 1908 and died 25 Nov 1992
In the Larue County Herald News, April 20, 1961:
Wayne Ennis announced for the office of Sheriff and his announcement included......"I am sixty years of age and have been engaged in the milling business, general store, and farming in Larue County since 1918. I am a member of the First Baptist Church of Hodgenville, and was baptized by the Reverend Dr. Mitchell and am a Mason, member of B. R. Young Lodge No. 132, Hodgenville, Kentucky..........."
Spouses
BirthOct 5, 1888, Magnolia, Larue Co., KY75
DeathMay 4, 1966, Larue Co., KY
Burial1966, Mt. Tabor Cemetery, Larue Co., KY
OccupationSchool Teacher, Post Office
FatherJames Mason (Mace) HOWELL (1849-1931)
MotherMartha Jane (Patsy) BENNINGFIELD (1849-1927)
Misc. Notes
Lived in Malt, KY. Raised some of her nephews or nieces.
Lived in Buffalo in 1910. Lived with Mace Howell in 1930.
Larue County Herald News:
MRS. WAYNE ENNIS, LOCAL RESIDENT DIES AT HOSPITAL
Mrs. Stella Howell Ennis, wife of Wayne Ennis, of this city, died at 4:30 pm last Wednesday at St. Joseph Infirmary in Louisville, after an extended illness. She was seventy-seven years of age.
A native of Larue County, she was born and raised at Malt, where her father, the late J. M. "Mace" Howell, was postmaster and owned and operated a large corn and flour mill, known as Howell's Mill, for many years.
Mrs. Ennis was a former school teacher, having taught in Larue County Schools for about ten years. Mr. and Mrs. Ennis operated the mill and post office at Malt for several years after the death of her father, but when the post office at Malt was abolished they moved from that section to Howardstown, where they owned and operated a grocery and the post office for eighteen years.
The Ennis' moved to Hodgenville in 1949 after selling their business in Howardstown.
Besides her husband, she is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Howard, of Knob Creek, this county, and Mrs. Nora Rayle, Louisville, and a number of nieces and nephews. Three nieces, Mrs. Ruby Moore, Mrs. Martha Clanon of South Carolina and Mrs. Nancy Burba, of this city, were raised by Mr. and Mrs. Ennis.
The body was at Williams and Miller Funeral Home here until the funeral Friday at Mt. Tabor Baptist Church near Hodgenville. Interment was in Mt. Tabor Church cemetery.
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Lived in Buffalo in 1910. Lived with Mace Howell in 1930.
Larue County Herald News:
MRS. WAYNE ENNIS, LOCAL RESIDENT DIES AT HOSPITAL
Mrs. Stella Howell Ennis, wife of Wayne Ennis, of this city, died at 4:30 pm last Wednesday at St. Joseph Infirmary in Louisville, after an extended illness. She was seventy-seven years of age.
A native of Larue County, she was born and raised at Malt, where her father, the late J. M. "Mace" Howell, was postmaster and owned and operated a large corn and flour mill, known as Howell's Mill, for many years.
Mrs. Ennis was a former school teacher, having taught in Larue County Schools for about ten years. Mr. and Mrs. Ennis operated the mill and post office at Malt for several years after the death of her father, but when the post office at Malt was abolished they moved from that section to Howardstown, where they owned and operated a grocery and the post office for eighteen years.
The Ennis' moved to Hodgenville in 1949 after selling their business in Howardstown.
Besides her husband, she is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Howard, of Knob Creek, this county, and Mrs. Nora Rayle, Louisville, and a number of nieces and nephews. Three nieces, Mrs. Ruby Moore, Mrs. Martha Clanon of South Carolina and Mrs. Nancy Burba, of this city, were raised by Mr. and Mrs. Ennis.
The body was at Williams and Miller Funeral Home here until the funeral Friday at Mt. Tabor Baptist Church near Hodgenville. Interment was in Mt. Tabor Church cemetery.
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MarriageSep 14, 1923, Jeffersonville, Clark Co. IN