Son of Robert Lee & Mary Telitha (STEPHENS) MOTE. Married 11 MAR 1915 in Lee County, Alabama, to Pearl NEWSOME. Father of at least 10 children.
World War I draft registration: Order 140, Serial #100, Registration #100 - Wade MOTE, born 27 JAN 1897 in Phenix, Alabama, aged 21 years, residing at 15- Phenix, Alabama, father born in Alabama, employed by Charlie WEBB at Eagle & Phenix Mill, Columbus, Georgia; nearest relative is wife Pearl MOTE of Phenix, Alabama - signed Wade MOAT [sic]; of tall height, slender build, with gray eyes and black hair; question about fitness to serve not answered. Registrar W. S. BRYANT, Local Board for the County of Lee, State of Alabama, at Opelika - 05 JUN 1918.
"WADE H. MOTE // Wade H. MOTE of 2116 Fifteenth avenue, Phenix City, died Monday morning at 12:10 o'clock at the residence of a sudden heart attack. // Mr. MOTE was born in Phenix City Jan. 27, 1897 where he had lived his entire life. He was the son of Mrs. Tilitha STEPHENS SAYERS and the late Robert Lee MOTE. Besides his mother, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Pearl MOTE, three sons, John W., David R., and Robert F. MOTE; seven daughters, Mrs. Lois GRAY, Misses Mattie Mae, Sarah, Ethel Lee, Abbie Jane, Ruth and Rebba Ann MOTE; two sisters, Mrs. Effie GAMMAGE, and Mrs. Hazel HICKMAN; two grandchildren, Misses Helen Fay and Patricia GRAY, all of Phenix City; also several aunts and uncles. // The body was moved to the Harris funeral home. Funeral arrangements will be announced." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer newspaper, Monday, 09 OCT 1939, p. 3. Most of this information is repeated in the funeral notice, issue of Tuesday, 10 OCT 1939, p. 5, which adds:] "Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Bethany Congregational church. // Rev. James RUMPH will officiate, and interment will be in Newsome cemetery, Phenix City. // The following will serve as pallbearers: C. R. HARDEN, George WALLER, Hugh MOSS, Alvin COOPER, Jim COOPER, and Mr. ARGO." [Also, the funeral information appeared in a recapitulation published in the issue of Wednesday, 11 OCT 1939, p. 2.]
Per Alabama Death Index: Wade Hamilton MOTE, married White male (spouse Pearl MOTE), born 27 JAN 1897 in Phenix City, Russell [sic - Lee] County, Alabama, son of Robert Lee MOTE (born Coffee County, Alabama) & Mary Tilitha STEPHENS (born in Phenix City, Russell [sic - Lee] County, Alabama), died 09 OCT 1939, aged 42 years, in Phenix City, Russell County, Alabama, per Family History Library film entry #1908581, from state record Alabama, Vol. 46, Roll 3, cert. #22739.
Per Social Security Applications & Claims Index: Wade Hampton MOTE, born 27 JAN 1897, died 08 OCT 1939, SS# 258-07-5973, claim date (death claim) 18 OCT 1939; name listed 03 DEC 1976 as Wade Hampton MOTE.
Middle initial "H." reported to be for "Hampton" in Social Security record but for "Hamilton" in death record. Wade HAMPTON (1818-1902) was one of the largest slaveholders in the southeast shortly before the outbreak of the American Civil War, during which he served in the Confederate cavalry, attaining the rank of lieutenant general. He was elected the 77th Governor of South Carolina, serving 1876-79, and was subsequently elected as a U.S. Senator.
World War I draft registration: Order 140, Serial #100, Registration #100 - Wade MOTE, born 27 JAN 1897 in Phenix, Alabama, aged 21 years, residing at 15- Phenix, Alabama, father born in Alabama, employed by Charlie WEBB at Eagle & Phenix Mill, Columbus, Georgia; nearest relative is wife Pearl MOTE of Phenix, Alabama - signed Wade MOAT [sic]; of tall height, slender build, with gray eyes and black hair; question about fitness to serve not answered. Registrar W. S. BRYANT, Local Board for the County of Lee, State of Alabama, at Opelika - 05 JUN 1918.
"WADE H. MOTE // Wade H. MOTE of 2116 Fifteenth avenue, Phenix City, died Monday morning at 12:10 o'clock at the residence of a sudden heart attack. // Mr. MOTE was born in Phenix City Jan. 27, 1897 where he had lived his entire life. He was the son of Mrs. Tilitha STEPHENS SAYERS and the late Robert Lee MOTE. Besides his mother, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Pearl MOTE, three sons, John W., David R., and Robert F. MOTE; seven daughters, Mrs. Lois GRAY, Misses Mattie Mae, Sarah, Ethel Lee, Abbie Jane, Ruth and Rebba Ann MOTE; two sisters, Mrs. Effie GAMMAGE, and Mrs. Hazel HICKMAN; two grandchildren, Misses Helen Fay and Patricia GRAY, all of Phenix City; also several aunts and uncles. // The body was moved to the Harris funeral home. Funeral arrangements will be announced." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer newspaper, Monday, 09 OCT 1939, p. 3. Most of this information is repeated in the funeral notice, issue of Tuesday, 10 OCT 1939, p. 5, which adds:] "Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Bethany Congregational church. // Rev. James RUMPH will officiate, and interment will be in Newsome cemetery, Phenix City. // The following will serve as pallbearers: C. R. HARDEN, George WALLER, Hugh MOSS, Alvin COOPER, Jim COOPER, and Mr. ARGO." [Also, the funeral information appeared in a recapitulation published in the issue of Wednesday, 11 OCT 1939, p. 2.]
Per Alabama Death Index: Wade Hamilton MOTE, married White male (spouse Pearl MOTE), born 27 JAN 1897 in Phenix City, Russell [sic - Lee] County, Alabama, son of Robert Lee MOTE (born Coffee County, Alabama) & Mary Tilitha STEPHENS (born in Phenix City, Russell [sic - Lee] County, Alabama), died 09 OCT 1939, aged 42 years, in Phenix City, Russell County, Alabama, per Family History Library film entry #1908581, from state record Alabama, Vol. 46, Roll 3, cert. #22739.
Per Social Security Applications & Claims Index: Wade Hampton MOTE, born 27 JAN 1897, died 08 OCT 1939, SS# 258-07-5973, claim date (death claim) 18 OCT 1939; name listed 03 DEC 1976 as Wade Hampton MOTE.
Middle initial "H." reported to be for "Hampton" in Social Security record but for "Hamilton" in death record. Wade HAMPTON (1818-1902) was one of the largest slaveholders in the southeast shortly before the outbreak of the American Civil War, during which he served in the Confederate cavalry, attaining the rank of lieutenant general. He was elected the 77th Governor of South Carolina, serving 1876-79, and was subsequently elected as a U.S. Senator.
Son of Robert Lee & Mary Telitha (STEPHENS) MOTE. Married 11 MAR 1915 in Lee County, Alabama, to Pearl NEWSOME. Father of at least 10 children.
World War I draft registration: Order 140, Serial #100, Registration #100 - Wade MOTE, born 27 JAN 1897 in Phenix, Alabama, aged 21 years, residing at 15- Phenix, Alabama, father born in Alabama, employed by Charlie WEBB at Eagle & Phenix Mill, Columbus, Georgia; nearest relative is wife Pearl MOTE of Phenix, Alabama - signed Wade MOAT [sic]; of tall height, slender build, with gray eyes and black hair; question about fitness to serve not answered. Registrar W. S. BRYANT, Local Board for the County of Lee, State of Alabama, at Opelika - 05 JUN 1918.
"WADE H. MOTE // Wade H. MOTE of 2116 Fifteenth avenue, Phenix City, died Monday morning at 12:10 o'clock at the residence of a sudden heart attack. // Mr. MOTE was born in Phenix City Jan. 27, 1897 where he had lived his entire life. He was the son of Mrs. Tilitha STEPHENS SAYERS and the late Robert Lee MOTE. Besides his mother, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Pearl MOTE, three sons, John W., David R., and Robert F. MOTE; seven daughters, Mrs. Lois GRAY, Misses Mattie Mae, Sarah, Ethel Lee, Abbie Jane, Ruth and Rebba Ann MOTE; two sisters, Mrs. Effie GAMMAGE, and Mrs. Hazel HICKMAN; two grandchildren, Misses Helen Fay and Patricia GRAY, all of Phenix City; also several aunts and uncles. // The body was moved to the Harris funeral home. Funeral arrangements will be announced." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer newspaper, Monday, 09 OCT 1939, p. 3. Most of this information is repeated in the funeral notice, issue of Tuesday, 10 OCT 1939, p. 5, which adds:] "Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Bethany Congregational church. // Rev. James RUMPH will officiate, and interment will be in Newsome cemetery, Phenix City. // The following will serve as pallbearers: C. R. HARDEN, George WALLER, Hugh MOSS, Alvin COOPER, Jim COOPER, and Mr. ARGO." [Also, the funeral information appeared in a recapitulation published in the issue of Wednesday, 11 OCT 1939, p. 2.]
Per Alabama Death Index: Wade Hamilton MOTE, married White male (spouse Pearl MOTE), born 27 JAN 1897 in Phenix City, Russell [sic - Lee] County, Alabama, son of Robert Lee MOTE (born Coffee County, Alabama) & Mary Tilitha STEPHENS (born in Phenix City, Russell [sic - Lee] County, Alabama), died 09 OCT 1939, aged 42 years, in Phenix City, Russell County, Alabama, per Family History Library film entry #1908581, from state record Alabama, Vol. 46, Roll 3, cert. #22739.
Per Social Security Applications & Claims Index: Wade Hampton MOTE, born 27 JAN 1897, died 08 OCT 1939, SS# 258-07-5973, claim date (death claim) 18 OCT 1939; name listed 03 DEC 1976 as Wade Hampton MOTE.
Middle initial "H." reported to be for "Hampton" in Social Security record but for "Hamilton" in death record. Wade HAMPTON (1818-1902) was one of the largest slaveholders in the southeast shortly before the outbreak of the American Civil War, during which he served in the Confederate cavalry, attaining the rank of lieutenant general. He was elected the 77th Governor of South Carolina, serving 1876-79, and was subsequently elected as a U.S. Senator.
World War I draft registration: Order 140, Serial #100, Registration #100 - Wade MOTE, born 27 JAN 1897 in Phenix, Alabama, aged 21 years, residing at 15- Phenix, Alabama, father born in Alabama, employed by Charlie WEBB at Eagle & Phenix Mill, Columbus, Georgia; nearest relative is wife Pearl MOTE of Phenix, Alabama - signed Wade MOAT [sic]; of tall height, slender build, with gray eyes and black hair; question about fitness to serve not answered. Registrar W. S. BRYANT, Local Board for the County of Lee, State of Alabama, at Opelika - 05 JUN 1918.
"WADE H. MOTE // Wade H. MOTE of 2116 Fifteenth avenue, Phenix City, died Monday morning at 12:10 o'clock at the residence of a sudden heart attack. // Mr. MOTE was born in Phenix City Jan. 27, 1897 where he had lived his entire life. He was the son of Mrs. Tilitha STEPHENS SAYERS and the late Robert Lee MOTE. Besides his mother, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Pearl MOTE, three sons, John W., David R., and Robert F. MOTE; seven daughters, Mrs. Lois GRAY, Misses Mattie Mae, Sarah, Ethel Lee, Abbie Jane, Ruth and Rebba Ann MOTE; two sisters, Mrs. Effie GAMMAGE, and Mrs. Hazel HICKMAN; two grandchildren, Misses Helen Fay and Patricia GRAY, all of Phenix City; also several aunts and uncles. // The body was moved to the Harris funeral home. Funeral arrangements will be announced." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer newspaper, Monday, 09 OCT 1939, p. 3. Most of this information is repeated in the funeral notice, issue of Tuesday, 10 OCT 1939, p. 5, which adds:] "Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Bethany Congregational church. // Rev. James RUMPH will officiate, and interment will be in Newsome cemetery, Phenix City. // The following will serve as pallbearers: C. R. HARDEN, George WALLER, Hugh MOSS, Alvin COOPER, Jim COOPER, and Mr. ARGO." [Also, the funeral information appeared in a recapitulation published in the issue of Wednesday, 11 OCT 1939, p. 2.]
Per Alabama Death Index: Wade Hamilton MOTE, married White male (spouse Pearl MOTE), born 27 JAN 1897 in Phenix City, Russell [sic - Lee] County, Alabama, son of Robert Lee MOTE (born Coffee County, Alabama) & Mary Tilitha STEPHENS (born in Phenix City, Russell [sic - Lee] County, Alabama), died 09 OCT 1939, aged 42 years, in Phenix City, Russell County, Alabama, per Family History Library film entry #1908581, from state record Alabama, Vol. 46, Roll 3, cert. #22739.
Per Social Security Applications & Claims Index: Wade Hampton MOTE, born 27 JAN 1897, died 08 OCT 1939, SS# 258-07-5973, claim date (death claim) 18 OCT 1939; name listed 03 DEC 1976 as Wade Hampton MOTE.
Middle initial "H." reported to be for "Hampton" in Social Security record but for "Hamilton" in death record. Wade HAMPTON (1818-1902) was one of the largest slaveholders in the southeast shortly before the outbreak of the American Civil War, during which he served in the Confederate cavalry, attaining the rank of lieutenant general. He was elected the 77th Governor of South Carolina, serving 1876-79, and was subsequently elected as a U.S. Senator.
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