(?) Gellinger
M
(?) Gellinger married Cindy Bagwell, daughter of Travis V. Bagwell and Louise Marilyn Ward, before 1988.
Johnnie Franklin Newman
M
Johnnie Franklin Newman married Nellie Mae Bagwell, daughter of William Lucious Bagwell and Annie K. Munnerlyn, on 24 December 1930 at Yuma, Arizonia.
John H. Sherman
M
John H. Sherman married Edith Adlina Bagwell, daughter of William Lucious Bagwell and Annie K. Munnerlyn, before 1971. John H. Sherman and Edith Adlina Bagwell were divorced in March 1971 at San Diego County, California.
Harry H. Haff
M
Harry H. Haff married Nellie Mae Bagwell, daughter of William Lucious Bagwell and Annie K. Munnerlyn, on 25 February 1956 at Yuma, Arizonia.
James Ernest "Jimmy" Bagwell Jr.
M, b. 17 August 1946, d. 24 May 2007
James Ernest "Jimmy" Bagwell Jr. was born on 17 August 1946 in Brooklyn, New York County, New York. He served as a SGT in the US Air Force during the Vietnam War. He married Janice JOhnson in 1977. James Ernest "Jimmy" Bagwell Jr. died on 24 May 2007 at age 60. He was buried at Garrison Forest Veterans Cemetery, Owings Mills, Baltimore County, Maryland.
Child of James Ernest "Jimmy" Bagwell Jr. and Janice JOhnson
Janice JOhnson
F, b. 18 February 1946, d. 16 September 2020
Janice JOhnson was born on 18 February 1946. As of 1965,her married name was Harris. She married Vernon K. Harris in 1965. As of 1977,her married name was Bagwell. Janice JOhnson married James Ernest "Jimmy" Bagwell Jr. in 1977. Janice JOhnson died on 16 September 2020 at age 74. She was buried at Garrison Forest Veterans Cemetery, Owings Mills, Baltimore County, Maryland;
Obituary for Janice Bagwell
A Time to Be Born
Janice Bagwell entered this world on February 18, 1946 in Baltimore, Maryland. Janice was
the fourth eldest of twelve children born to the late Nathaniel and Esther Johnson. Janice grew up in South Baltimore and lived all of her adult life in West Baltimore.
A Time to Learn
Janice was educated in the Baltimore City Public Schools System where her love for reading and watching educational documentaries were expanded. In 1964, Janice graduated from Edmondson High School with a major in Business Education. When her formal education ended, Janice continued to have an enthusiasm for learning and acquiring new and interesting information. She would often call relatives and friends to share what she learned.
A Time to Work
Upon graduating from Edmondson High School, Janice began her career at Carr Lowrey’s
Glass Company. Janice was a valuable member of the organization and made many significant contributions to ensure the overall effectiveness of accounts and customer needs were addressed. Janice remained as a dedicated and integral member at Carr Lowery’s for thirty-five years before retiring in 2001.
A Time for Love and Family
In 1965, Janice married the late Vernon M. Harris and from this union they were blessed
with one son, Vernon K. Harris, whom she affectionately named “sweet chocolate”. Janice
loved her son dearly and devoted an endless amount of time and showering him with love
and attention and establishing an eternal and loving bond. Janice was Vernon’s “No. 1 girl”
and they spent time together each day.
As life sometimes happens, the union between Janice and Vernon M dissolved and she met the late James “Jimmy” Ernest Bagwell. After a loving courtship the two decided to marry in 1977. With still more love to share, Janice and Jimmy decided to expand their family and were blessed to welcome a beautiful daughter, Tashia Bagwell. Janice loved Tashia and often said “this was the daughter that I always wanted”. And Tashia loved her “Janny-Pooh”.
They were the best of friends and often had long talks about many different topics. Most of the time, those talks ended with Janice’s favorite saying “Mommy knows best” and Tashia would eventually agree. Janice and Tashia loved to go shopping together and would always say “let’s just go in one store” but quickly that one turned into many as they laughed and ended their day with a bite to eat—usually a sandwich from Subway. Janice enjoyed being a mother and dedicated her life to ensuring that Vernon and Tashia understood the value of family and the importance of siblings always supporting
each other.
A Time to Choose God
Janice accepted Christ and received her Christian education at a young age. She became an active and dedicated member of Evergreen African Methodist Episcopal Church. During her time as member of Evergreen AME, Janice served the Lord and participated in a number of ministries including Pastor’s Aide, Women’s Day Committee, Outreach Committee, Women’s Ministry and Ministry for Senior Citizens. Janice grew as a Christian and deepened her understanding of God’s word through the leadership and friendship of Dr. M. Ruth Travis. Once Dr. Travis retired, Janice joined the St. Paul Institutional Baptist Church under the leadership of Pastor Kobi Robertson where she continued her spiritual growth. Janice looked forward to Sunday worship and weekly fellowship with Pastor Kobi and the members of St. Paul Institutional Baptist Church.
A Time for an Earthly Farewell
Janice departed this life on Wednesday, September 16, 2020. Janice fought valiantly until
she slipped away. Janice enjoyed the simple things in life, planting and tending to a beautiful garden, shopping for a bargain, using her creative talents to enhance the home lively conversation with family, friends and neighbors. Janice would meet strangers and within five minutes they would share their entire life story with her.
Leaving some people to say she had a “PhD in common sense.” Janice has earned her crown and was lovingly welcomed into the arms of her savior. Janice leaves to cherish her memory one son, Vernon K. Harris, Baltimore, MD; one daughter, Tashia M. Bagwell, Baltimore, MD, one grandson, Brandon L. Sells, two granddaughters Milan N. Harris and Ryann A. Smith (all of Baltimore, MD) one sister-in law; Harriet E. Skinner (Hampton, VA), one brother-n-law; Vernon Savage (Baltimore, MD), six sisters; Paige Baker(Melvyn), Barbara Weathers, Brenda Young, Linda Johnson, Denise Moore (William) and Gail Baker; one brother Craig Johnson, (all of Baltimore, MD); two aunts; Sylvia Lyles and Bernice Rogers, Favorite Cousin Ronnie Savage (Louise); one Godson Barry Murphy, two Goddaughters Ericka McCray and Janell Westbrook, a very special and dear friend; Ms.Vernell Fussell and a host of nieces, nephews, neighbors and devoted friends.
Obituary for Janice Bagwell
A Time to Be Born
Janice Bagwell entered this world on February 18, 1946 in Baltimore, Maryland. Janice was
the fourth eldest of twelve children born to the late Nathaniel and Esther Johnson. Janice grew up in South Baltimore and lived all of her adult life in West Baltimore.
A Time to Learn
Janice was educated in the Baltimore City Public Schools System where her love for reading and watching educational documentaries were expanded. In 1964, Janice graduated from Edmondson High School with a major in Business Education. When her formal education ended, Janice continued to have an enthusiasm for learning and acquiring new and interesting information. She would often call relatives and friends to share what she learned.
A Time to Work
Upon graduating from Edmondson High School, Janice began her career at Carr Lowrey’s
Glass Company. Janice was a valuable member of the organization and made many significant contributions to ensure the overall effectiveness of accounts and customer needs were addressed. Janice remained as a dedicated and integral member at Carr Lowery’s for thirty-five years before retiring in 2001.
A Time for Love and Family
In 1965, Janice married the late Vernon M. Harris and from this union they were blessed
with one son, Vernon K. Harris, whom she affectionately named “sweet chocolate”. Janice
loved her son dearly and devoted an endless amount of time and showering him with love
and attention and establishing an eternal and loving bond. Janice was Vernon’s “No. 1 girl”
and they spent time together each day.
As life sometimes happens, the union between Janice and Vernon M dissolved and she met the late James “Jimmy” Ernest Bagwell. After a loving courtship the two decided to marry in 1977. With still more love to share, Janice and Jimmy decided to expand their family and were blessed to welcome a beautiful daughter, Tashia Bagwell. Janice loved Tashia and often said “this was the daughter that I always wanted”. And Tashia loved her “Janny-Pooh”.
They were the best of friends and often had long talks about many different topics. Most of the time, those talks ended with Janice’s favorite saying “Mommy knows best” and Tashia would eventually agree. Janice and Tashia loved to go shopping together and would always say “let’s just go in one store” but quickly that one turned into many as they laughed and ended their day with a bite to eat—usually a sandwich from Subway. Janice enjoyed being a mother and dedicated her life to ensuring that Vernon and Tashia understood the value of family and the importance of siblings always supporting
each other.
A Time to Choose God
Janice accepted Christ and received her Christian education at a young age. She became an active and dedicated member of Evergreen African Methodist Episcopal Church. During her time as member of Evergreen AME, Janice served the Lord and participated in a number of ministries including Pastor’s Aide, Women’s Day Committee, Outreach Committee, Women’s Ministry and Ministry for Senior Citizens. Janice grew as a Christian and deepened her understanding of God’s word through the leadership and friendship of Dr. M. Ruth Travis. Once Dr. Travis retired, Janice joined the St. Paul Institutional Baptist Church under the leadership of Pastor Kobi Robertson where she continued her spiritual growth. Janice looked forward to Sunday worship and weekly fellowship with Pastor Kobi and the members of St. Paul Institutional Baptist Church.
A Time for an Earthly Farewell
Janice departed this life on Wednesday, September 16, 2020. Janice fought valiantly until
she slipped away. Janice enjoyed the simple things in life, planting and tending to a beautiful garden, shopping for a bargain, using her creative talents to enhance the home lively conversation with family, friends and neighbors. Janice would meet strangers and within five minutes they would share their entire life story with her.
Leaving some people to say she had a “PhD in common sense.” Janice has earned her crown and was lovingly welcomed into the arms of her savior. Janice leaves to cherish her memory one son, Vernon K. Harris, Baltimore, MD; one daughter, Tashia M. Bagwell, Baltimore, MD, one grandson, Brandon L. Sells, two granddaughters Milan N. Harris and Ryann A. Smith (all of Baltimore, MD) one sister-in law; Harriet E. Skinner (Hampton, VA), one brother-n-law; Vernon Savage (Baltimore, MD), six sisters; Paige Baker(Melvyn), Barbara Weathers, Brenda Young, Linda Johnson, Denise Moore (William) and Gail Baker; one brother Craig Johnson, (all of Baltimore, MD); two aunts; Sylvia Lyles and Bernice Rogers, Favorite Cousin Ronnie Savage (Louise); one Godson Barry Murphy, two Goddaughters Ericka McCray and Janell Westbrook, a very special and dear friend; Ms.Vernell Fussell and a host of nieces, nephews, neighbors and devoted friends.
Child of Janice JOhnson and Vernon K. Harris
Child of Janice JOhnson and James Ernest "Jimmy" Bagwell Jr.
Tashia M. Bagwell
F
Vernon K. Harris
M
Vernon K. Harris married Janice JOhnson in 1965.
Child of Vernon K. Harris and Janice JOhnson
George W. Bagwell
M, b. 21 May 1887
George W. Bagwell was born on 21 May 1887 in Accomack County, Virginia. He was the son of Collier Bagwell and Lucy (?) George W. Bagwell lived in 1890 in Monmouth County, New Jersey. He served in Company F, 3rd US ???. He married Mary Downing on 24 October 1909 at Savageville, Virginia. George W. Bagwell and Mary Downing lived in 1910 in Long Branch Ward 5, Monmouth County, New Jersey. George W. Bagwell lived in 1917 in Accomack County, Virginia. He was buried in 1935 at White Ridge Cemetery, Eatontown, Monmouth County, New Jersey.
Mary Downing
F, b. October 1891, d. 9 October 1935
Mary Downing was also known as Mary Paddy. She was born in October 1891 in Parksley, Virginia. As of 24 October 1909,her married name was Bagwell. She married George W. Bagwell, son of Collier Bagwell and Lucy (?), on 24 October 1909 at Savageville, Virginia. Mary Downing and George W. Bagwell lived in 1910 in Long Branch Ward 5, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Mary Downing died on 9 October 1935 in State Hospital, Marlboro, New Jersey. She was buried at White Ridge Cemetery, Eatontown, Monmouth County, New Jersey.
Collier Bagwell
M, b. before 1870
Collier Bagwell was born before 1870. He married Lucy (?) before 1887.
Child of Collier Bagwell and Lucy (?)
- George W. Bagwell b. 21 May 1887
Lucy (?)
F
Lucy (?) married Collier Bagwell before 1887.
Child of Lucy (?) and Collier Bagwell
- George W. Bagwell b. 21 May 1887
Wilson Drummond
M
Wilson Drummond married Catherine Kate Bagwell, daughter of Ephraim Bagwell and Ann Phillips, before 1923.
Collin Henderson
M
Collin Henderson married Lucille "Lucy" Bagwell, daughter of Ephraim Bagwell and Ann Phillips, in 1886 at Accomack County, Virginia.
John Thomas Turner
M, b. circa 1868
John Thomas Turner was born circa 1868. He married Lucille "Lucy" Bagwell, daughter of Ephraim Bagwell and Ann Phillips, on 13 July 1919 at Savageville, Accomack County, Virginia.
Susan Lynn Szewczyk
F
Susan Lynn Szewczyk married Kenneth W. Bagwell, son of Maurice Wilbur Bagwell and Mary S. Harron, on 26 May 1990 at Patapsco United Methodist Church, Baltimore, Maryland.
Samuel N. Dickerson
M
Samuel N. Dickerson married Ruth Margaret Bagwell, daughter of John Wilbur Bagwell and Clara Olivia Fick, after 1930.
Charles F. Mansur
M
Charles F. Mansur married Ruth Margaret Bagwell, daughter of John Wilbur Bagwell and Clara Olivia Fick, after 1940.
Margaret Elizabeth
F
Margaret Elizabeth married Charles Edwin Bagwell, son of John Wilbur Bagwell and Clara Olivia Fick, on 1 February 1947 at Maryland.
Child of Margaret Elizabeth and Charles Edwin Bagwell
Robin Lee Bagwell
F
Robin Lee Bagwell is the daughter of Charles Edwin Bagwell and Margaret Elizabeth. Robin Lee Bagwell married Demetrios Kastanaras after 1965.
Demetrios Kastanaras
M
Demetrios Kastanaras married Robin Lee Bagwell, daughter of Charles Edwin Bagwell and Margaret Elizabeth, after 1965.