Lafayette (Fate) EusticeAge: 60 years1873–1934
- Name
- Lafayette (Fate) Eustice
- Given names
- Lafayette (Fate)
- Surname
- Eustice
 Birth | May 1, 1873 |
 Birth of a daughter#1 | Margaret Aldine Eustice January 3, 1907 (Age 33 years) |
| Birth of a daughter #2 | Sevena Eustice April 18, 1909 (Age 35 years) |
| Birth of a daughter #3 | Maude Lee Eustice November 21, 1911 (Age 38 years) |
| Birth of a daughter #4 | Opal Irene Eustice July 22, 1918 (Age 45 years) |
| Birth of a son #5 | Simpson Earl (Sim) Eustice January 29, 1921 (Age 47 years) |
| Marriage of a child | Earl Glenn Brumlow — Margaret Aldine Eustice — View this family November 4, 1929 (Age 56 years) |
 Death | January 28, 1934 (Age 60 years) |
 Burial |
| Family with Kate A. Barnes |
| himself |
Lafayette (Fate) Eustice Birth: May 1, 1873 — Polk Co, TN Death: January 28, 1934 — Hamilton Co, TN |
| wife |
Kate A. Barnes Birth: August 7, 1879 60 36 — Hamilton Co, TN Death: May 6, 1954 — Soddy, Hamilton Co, TN |
| daughter |
Margaret Aldine Eustice Birth: January 3, 1907 33 27 — Soddy, Hamilton Co, TN Death: January 9, 1996 — Soddy, Hamilton Co, TN |
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2 years daughter |
Sevena Eustice Birth: April 18, 1909 35 29 — Soddy, Hamilton Co, TN Death: August 26, 1978 — Chattanooga, Hamilton Co, TN |
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3 years daughter |
Maude Lee Eustice Birth: November 21, 1911 38 32 — Soddy, Hamilton Co, TN Death: December 7, 1961 |
| son |
Private |
| daughter |
Opal Irene Eustice Birth: July 22, 1918 45 38 — Soddy, Hamilton Co, TN Death: March 29, 1970 |
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3 years son |
Simpson Earl (Sim) Eustice Birth: January 29, 1921 47 41 Death: |
| Note | From Phyllis Horsman, 1032 River Hills Circle, Chattanooga, TN 37415 9/5/96. Fate was a trustee at their Baptist church, and on 5 April 1929, he co-signed to purchase from John Parrott for $30 a tract of land deeded to the trustees of the First Foot Washing Baptist Church, Soddy. Fate was known for his charity and loved to help people. There was a little store at the end of his street that was run by a Mrs. Morgan from Wales. Fate and his family bought groceries and lunch food from her. Fate would hear of someone having a hard time and needing groceries, and he'd go to Mrs. Morgan's and buy groceries and take some of the meat he got from killing hogs and share with those needy people. After their children had gone to bed at night, Fate would put the groceries and meat in a sack, walk to the family's house, knock on the door then leave before they ever knew who was there. During the 1917 influenza epidemic, Fate went to the neighbor's homes to carry in their water and coal and put it on the porch for them, so they wouldn't have to be out in the weather. |