Mary Elizabeth Bagwell
F
Linda Jean Tipton
F
Linda Jean Tipton married Barney Micheal Bagwell, son of Melvin Louis Bagwell and Ola Gray Revels, on 28 June 1996 at Chesapeake, Virginia. Linda Jean Tipton and an unknown person were divorced on 26 November 2002 at Chesapeake, Virginia.
Bernice Vick
F, b. 11 November 1916, d. February 1984
Bernice Vick was born on 11 November 1916 in Texas. As of 2 February 1939,her married name was Bagwell. She married Eldridge Olene Bagwell, son of Alexander Roy Bagwell and Luetta Eliga Moore, on 2 February 1939 at Harris County, Texas. Bernice Vick died in February 1984 at age 67. She was buried at Houston Memorial Gardens, Pearland, Brazoria County, Texas.
Child of Bernice Vick and Eldridge Olene Bagwell
Carl Michael Bagwell
M
Carl Michael Bagwell is the son of Eldridge Olene Bagwell and Bernice Vick. Carl Michael Bagwell married Lucy M. Edwards on 22 February 1980 at Harris County, Texas.
Lucy M. Edwards
F
Lucy M. Edwards married Carl Michael Bagwell, son of Eldridge Olene Bagwell and Bernice Vick, on 22 February 1980 at Harris County, Texas.
Donna J. Jackson
F
Donna J. Jackson married John Vernon Bagwell, son of Vernon Burnett Bagwell and Norma Fay Tucker, on 9 October 2009.
Joyce Glezen
F
Joyce Glezen married Colonel James Roy Bagwell, son of James Cecil Bagwell and Mildred Irene Marsh, in 1978.
Zelma Anne Todd
F
Zelma Anne Todd married Colonel James Roy Bagwell, son of James Cecil Bagwell and Mildred Irene Marsh, on 29 December 1951 at Smith County, Texas. Zelma Anne Todd and Colonel James Roy Bagwell were divorced on 5 July 1977 at Douglas County, Colorado.
Children of Zelma Anne Todd and Colonel James Roy Bagwell
- Suzanne Bagwell
- John Todd Bagwell MD+
- William Bagwell
- Nancy Jane Bagwell b. 8 Dec 1956, d. 28 Mar 2001
- James Scott Bagwell
John Todd Bagwell MD
M
John Todd Bagwell MD is the son of Colonel James Roy Bagwell and Zelma Anne Todd. John Todd Bagwell MD married Terri Gay Hook on 4 June 1983 at Travis County, Texas.
Child of John Todd Bagwell MD and Terri Gay Hook
Terri Gay Hook
F
Terri Gay Hook married John Todd Bagwell MD, son of Colonel James Roy Bagwell and Zelma Anne Todd, on 4 June 1983 at Travis County, Texas.
Child of Terri Gay Hook and John Todd Bagwell MD
Suzanne Bagwell
F
Suzanne Bagwell is the daughter of Colonel James Roy Bagwell and Zelma Anne Todd. Suzanne Bagwell married Wayne Russell Erickson on 9 October 1993 at Travis County, Texas.
Wayne Russell Erickson
M
Wayne Russell Erickson married Suzanne Bagwell, daughter of Colonel James Roy Bagwell and Zelma Anne Todd, on 9 October 1993 at Travis County, Texas.
James Scott Bagwell
M
James Scott Bagwell is the son of Colonel James Roy Bagwell and Zelma Anne Todd. James Scott Bagwell married Karen Lynn Wann on 19 August 1987 at Tarrant County, Texas. James Scott Bagwell and Karen Lynn Wann were divorced on 29 March 2012 at Tarrant County, Texas.
William Bagwell
M
William Bagwell is the son of Colonel James Roy Bagwell and Zelma Anne Todd. William Bagwell married Tamara (?) after 1975.
Tamara (?)
F
Tamara (?) married William Bagwell, son of Colonel James Roy Bagwell and Zelma Anne Todd, after 1975.
Billy Charles Bagwell
M, b. 28 September 1932, d. 3 June 2026
Billy Charles Bagwell was born on 28 September 1932 in Pine Springs Community, Tyler, Texas. He was the son of James Cecil Bagwell and Mildred Irene Marsh. Billy Charles Bagwell married Martha Jane Inglet on 26 April 1963 at Harris County, Texas. Billy Charles Bagwell and Martha Jane Inglet were divorced on 15 August 1972 at Montgomery County, Texas. Billy Charles Bagwell lived in Willis, Texas. He died on 3 June 2026 in Conroe, Montgomery County, Texas, at age 93
Billy Charles (Bill) Bagwell, 93, passed away on June 3, 2026, in Conroe, Texas surrounded by his family. He was born on September 28, 1932, in the Pine Springs community of Tyler, Texas, to James Cecil Bagwell and Mildred Marsh Bagwell. He graduated from Tyler High School in 1949, Tyler Junior College in 1951, and Baylor University in 1953 with a degree in Business Administration. After graduation, Bill served his country in the United States Army during the Korean Conflict. Bill had worked in the newly-emerging offshore oil and gas industry in Louisiana during a summer break. After his military discharge, he worked for Visco Products Company in Venezuela, selling chemicals to the growing oil and gas business in South America. He returned to the United States to open Bagwell Brothers Plant Farm in Willis, Texas with his brother Ray. After Ray returned to Tyler, Bill incorporated Bagwell Greenhouses in 1959, a wholesale supplier of nursery stock to retailers in the Houston area, specializing in bedding plants, vegetables, hanging baskets, and a large poinsettia crop every fall. Bill loved his customers and wanted them to succeed. He was known to dump crops that he didn't feel were the best quality rather than sell someone a product that didn't meet his standards.
He retired from the nursery business in 2013 and spent his retirement years reading (3-4 books per week), watching sports, keeping his property up, going to the library, traveling, taking classes at the local community college, working out at the cardio rehab center, and spending time with family and friends. He was still mowing his yard up until a few days before his passing.
He was a long-time member of the-now Texas Nursery and Landscape Association, the American Legion, and First Baptist Church of Conroe, Texas.
Bill was proceeded in death by his parents, brothers Ray Bagwell and Roy Bagwell, infant sister Anne, and niece Nancy Frazar. He is survived by his son Steve Bagwell and wife Jeanetta (Horne) Bagwell, Ada, Oklahoma; granddaughters Elizabeth Bagwell, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Emily Bagwell, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; and Caroline Bagwell, Ada, Oklahoma; nieces Becky Shepherd and Suzanne Erickson, and nephews David Bagwell, Todd Bagwell, Scott Bagwell, and Bill Bagwell, as well as many great nieces and nephews. He also is survived by his many in-law relatives, the Hornes, Kesslers, Ashes, Diffees, Pettys, Franklins, Thetfords, and Campbells.
The pallbearers will be Bill Bagwell, Jim Barron, Rick Barron, Robert Kelly, Todd Kelly, and Dick Smith.
The family would like to thank the medical staff and caregivers at HCA Hospital Conroe for their care and support in recent years. Special thanks to his friend Gina Pettigrew, for her endless encouragement and laughter, and the cardiac rehab crew. The family would also like to thank special long-time friends Jeff and Renee McDonald and Mark and Teresa Castleschouldt, and all of his neighbors for looking out for him.
Services will be on Saturday, June 13 at 11:00 a.m. at Pine Springs Baptist Church in Tyler, Texas with Lance Larison officiating. Burial will immediately follow in the Pine Springs Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Pine Springs.
He was buried on 13 June 2026 at Pine Springs Cemetery, Tyler, Smith County, Texas;
Billy Charles (Bill) Bagwell, 93, passed away on June 3, 2026, in Conroe, Texas surrounded by his family. He was born on September 28, 1932, in the Pine Springs community of Tyler, Texas, to James Cecil Bagwell and Mildred Marsh Bagwell. He graduated from Tyler High School in 1949, Tyler Junior College in 1951, and Baylor University in 1953 with a degree in Business Administration. After graduation, Bill served his country in the United States Army during the Korean Conflict. Bill had worked in the newly-emerging offshore oil and gas industry in Louisiana during a summer break. After his military discharge, he worked for Visco Products Company in Venezuela, selling chemicals to the growing oil and gas business in South America. He returned to the United States to open Bagwell Brothers Plant Farm in Willis, Texas with his brother Ray. After Ray returned to Tyler, Bill incorporated Bagwell Greenhouses in 1959, a wholesale supplier of nursery stock to retailers in the Houston area, specializing in bedding plants, vegetables, hanging baskets, and a large poinsettia crop every fall. Bill loved his customers and wanted them to succeed. He was known to dump crops that he didn't feel were the best quality rather than sell someone a product that didn't meet his standards.
He retired from the nursery business in 2013 and spent his retirement years reading (3-4 books per week), watching sports, keeping his property up, going to the library, traveling, taking classes at the local community college, working out at the cardio rehab center, and spending time with family and friends. He was still mowing his yard up until a few days before his passing.
He was a long-time member of the-now Texas Nursery and Landscape Association, the American Legion, and First Baptist Church of Conroe, Texas.
Bill was proceeded in death by his parents, brothers Ray Bagwell and Roy Bagwell, infant sister Anne, and niece Nancy Frazar. He is survived by his son Steve Bagwell and wife Jeanetta (Horne) Bagwell, Ada, Oklahoma; granddaughters Elizabeth Bagwell, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Emily Bagwell, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; and Caroline Bagwell, Ada, Oklahoma; nieces Becky Shepherd and Suzanne Erickson, and nephews David Bagwell, Todd Bagwell, Scott Bagwell, and Bill Bagwell, as well as many great nieces and nephews. He also is survived by his many in-law relatives, the Hornes, Kesslers, Ashes, Diffees, Pettys, Franklins, Thetfords, and Campbells.
The pallbearers will be Bill Bagwell, Jim Barron, Rick Barron, Robert Kelly, Todd Kelly, and Dick Smith.
The family would like to thank the medical staff and caregivers at HCA Hospital Conroe for their care and support in recent years. Special thanks to his friend Gina Pettigrew, for her endless encouragement and laughter, and the cardiac rehab crew. The family would also like to thank special long-time friends Jeff and Renee McDonald and Mark and Teresa Castleschouldt, and all of his neighbors for looking out for him.
Services will be on Saturday, June 13 at 11:00 a.m. at Pine Springs Baptist Church in Tyler, Texas with Lance Larison officiating. Burial will immediately follow in the Pine Springs Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Pine Springs Cemetery c/o Pine Springs Baptist Church, 2155 CR 334, Tyler, Texas 75708.
Billy Charles (Bill) Bagwell, 93, passed away on June 3, 2026, in Conroe, Texas surrounded by his family. He was born on September 28, 1932, in the Pine Springs community of Tyler, Texas, to James Cecil Bagwell and Mildred Marsh Bagwell. He graduated from Tyler High School in 1949, Tyler Junior College in 1951, and Baylor University in 1953 with a degree in Business Administration. After graduation, Bill served his country in the United States Army during the Korean Conflict. Bill had worked in the newly-emerging offshore oil and gas industry in Louisiana during a summer break. After his military discharge, he worked for Visco Products Company in Venezuela, selling chemicals to the growing oil and gas business in South America. He returned to the United States to open Bagwell Brothers Plant Farm in Willis, Texas with his brother Ray. After Ray returned to Tyler, Bill incorporated Bagwell Greenhouses in 1959, a wholesale supplier of nursery stock to retailers in the Houston area, specializing in bedding plants, vegetables, hanging baskets, and a large poinsettia crop every fall. Bill loved his customers and wanted them to succeed. He was known to dump crops that he didn't feel were the best quality rather than sell someone a product that didn't meet his standards.
He retired from the nursery business in 2013 and spent his retirement years reading (3-4 books per week), watching sports, keeping his property up, going to the library, traveling, taking classes at the local community college, working out at the cardio rehab center, and spending time with family and friends. He was still mowing his yard up until a few days before his passing.
He was a long-time member of the-now Texas Nursery and Landscape Association, the American Legion, and First Baptist Church of Conroe, Texas.
Bill was proceeded in death by his parents, brothers Ray Bagwell and Roy Bagwell, infant sister Anne, and niece Nancy Frazar. He is survived by his son Steve Bagwell and wife Jeanetta (Horne) Bagwell, Ada, Oklahoma; granddaughters Elizabeth Bagwell, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Emily Bagwell, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; and Caroline Bagwell, Ada, Oklahoma; nieces Becky Shepherd and Suzanne Erickson, and nephews David Bagwell, Todd Bagwell, Scott Bagwell, and Bill Bagwell, as well as many great nieces and nephews. He also is survived by his many in-law relatives, the Hornes, Kesslers, Ashes, Diffees, Pettys, Franklins, Thetfords, and Campbells.
The pallbearers will be Bill Bagwell, Jim Barron, Rick Barron, Robert Kelly, Todd Kelly, and Dick Smith.
The family would like to thank the medical staff and caregivers at HCA Hospital Conroe for their care and support in recent years. Special thanks to his friend Gina Pettigrew, for her endless encouragement and laughter, and the cardiac rehab crew. The family would also like to thank special long-time friends Jeff and Renee McDonald and Mark and Teresa Castleschouldt, and all of his neighbors for looking out for him.
Services will be on Saturday, June 13 at 11:00 a.m. at Pine Springs Baptist Church in Tyler, Texas with Lance Larison officiating. Burial will immediately follow in the Pine Springs Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Pine Springs.
He was buried on 13 June 2026 at Pine Springs Cemetery, Tyler, Smith County, Texas;
Billy Charles (Bill) Bagwell, 93, passed away on June 3, 2026, in Conroe, Texas surrounded by his family. He was born on September 28, 1932, in the Pine Springs community of Tyler, Texas, to James Cecil Bagwell and Mildred Marsh Bagwell. He graduated from Tyler High School in 1949, Tyler Junior College in 1951, and Baylor University in 1953 with a degree in Business Administration. After graduation, Bill served his country in the United States Army during the Korean Conflict. Bill had worked in the newly-emerging offshore oil and gas industry in Louisiana during a summer break. After his military discharge, he worked for Visco Products Company in Venezuela, selling chemicals to the growing oil and gas business in South America. He returned to the United States to open Bagwell Brothers Plant Farm in Willis, Texas with his brother Ray. After Ray returned to Tyler, Bill incorporated Bagwell Greenhouses in 1959, a wholesale supplier of nursery stock to retailers in the Houston area, specializing in bedding plants, vegetables, hanging baskets, and a large poinsettia crop every fall. Bill loved his customers and wanted them to succeed. He was known to dump crops that he didn't feel were the best quality rather than sell someone a product that didn't meet his standards.
He retired from the nursery business in 2013 and spent his retirement years reading (3-4 books per week), watching sports, keeping his property up, going to the library, traveling, taking classes at the local community college, working out at the cardio rehab center, and spending time with family and friends. He was still mowing his yard up until a few days before his passing.
He was a long-time member of the-now Texas Nursery and Landscape Association, the American Legion, and First Baptist Church of Conroe, Texas.
Bill was proceeded in death by his parents, brothers Ray Bagwell and Roy Bagwell, infant sister Anne, and niece Nancy Frazar. He is survived by his son Steve Bagwell and wife Jeanetta (Horne) Bagwell, Ada, Oklahoma; granddaughters Elizabeth Bagwell, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Emily Bagwell, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; and Caroline Bagwell, Ada, Oklahoma; nieces Becky Shepherd and Suzanne Erickson, and nephews David Bagwell, Todd Bagwell, Scott Bagwell, and Bill Bagwell, as well as many great nieces and nephews. He also is survived by his many in-law relatives, the Hornes, Kesslers, Ashes, Diffees, Pettys, Franklins, Thetfords, and Campbells.
The pallbearers will be Bill Bagwell, Jim Barron, Rick Barron, Robert Kelly, Todd Kelly, and Dick Smith.
The family would like to thank the medical staff and caregivers at HCA Hospital Conroe for their care and support in recent years. Special thanks to his friend Gina Pettigrew, for her endless encouragement and laughter, and the cardiac rehab crew. The family would also like to thank special long-time friends Jeff and Renee McDonald and Mark and Teresa Castleschouldt, and all of his neighbors for looking out for him.
Services will be on Saturday, June 13 at 11:00 a.m. at Pine Springs Baptist Church in Tyler, Texas with Lance Larison officiating. Burial will immediately follow in the Pine Springs Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Pine Springs Cemetery c/o Pine Springs Baptist Church, 2155 CR 334, Tyler, Texas 75708.
Child of Billy Charles Bagwell and Martha Jane Inglet
Citations
- [S7381] Email from Steven Charles Bagwell dated December 2025 to Hunter Bagwell; Subject Line: Steven Charles Bagwell's Family.
Martha Jane Inglet
F
Martha Jane Inglet married Billy Charles Bagwell, son of James Cecil Bagwell and Mildred Irene Marsh, on 26 April 1963 at Harris County, Texas. Martha Jane Inglet and Billy Charles Bagwell were divorced on 15 August 1972 at Montgomery County, Texas. Martha Jane Inglet married Joel Richard Mann on 19 April 1991 at Montgomery County, Texas.
Child of Martha Jane Inglet and Billy Charles Bagwell
Citations
- [S7381] Email from Steven Charles Bagwell dated December 2025 to Hunter Bagwell; Subject Line: Steven Charles Bagwell's Family.
Teresa Dannette Brown
F
Teresa Dannette Brown married John Roland Bagwell, son of Vernon Burnett Bagwell and Annie Mae Cowart, on 20 December 1974 at Jefferson County, Texas. Teresa Dannette Brown and John Roland Bagwell were divorced on 14 October 1986 at Orange County, Texas.
Children of Teresa Dannette Brown and John Roland Bagwell
Lonnie Brady Mazzeo
M
Lonnie Brady Mazzeo married Brandy Ann Bagwell, daughter of John Vernon Bagwell and Brenda Sue Richter, on 25 October 2002 at Montgomery County, Texas.
Jim Bagwell
M, b. circa 1836
Jim Bagwell was also known as James Bagwell. He was born circa 1836.
Child of Jim Bagwell
- Thomas Lee Bagwell+ b. Jun 1871, d. 25 Jan 1930
N. C. Luye
F, b. circa 1848
N. C. Luye was born circa 1848 in Tennessee. As of 26 December 1867,her married name was Bagwell. She married James Henry Bagwell, son of Grif Perkins Bagwell and Elizabeth Rose, on 26 December 1867 at Robertson County, Tennessee.1 As of 1880, N. C. Luye was also known as H. C.1
Child of N. C. Luye and James Henry Bagwell
- Mary Elizabeth Bagwell1 b. Aug 1869
Citations
- [S6297] United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Census Place: District 4, Robertson, Tennessee, Year: 1870; Census Place: District 4, Robertson, Tennessee; Roll: M593_1556; Page: 45A; Family History Library Film: 553055, Date: August 10, 1870.
Mary Elizabeth Bagwell
F, b. August 1869
Mary Elizabeth Bagwell was born in August 1869 in Tennessee.1 She was the daughter of James Henry Bagwell and N. C. Luye.1
Citations
- [S6297] United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Census Place: District 4, Robertson, Tennessee, Year: 1870; Census Place: District 4, Robertson, Tennessee; Roll: M593_1556; Page: 45A; Family History Library Film: 553055, Date: August 10, 1870.
Janice Lynn Bagwell
F
Catherine Wade
F, b. 1928, d. 2010
Catherine Wade was born in 1928. As of after 1945,her married name was Bagwell. She married James Daniel Bagwell, son of John Alexander Bagwell and Bertie Lou Johnson, after 1945. Catherine Wade died in 2010. She was buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Bremen, Haralson County, Georgia.
Children of Catherine Wade and James Daniel Bagwell
Patricia Bagwell
F
Debbie Bagwell
F
John Hatfield
M, b. circa 1837
John Hatfield was born circa 1837 in Massachusetts. He married Mary M. Bagwell, daughter of Grif Perkins Bagwell and Elizabeth Rose, on 8 October 1876 at Robertson County, Tennessee.
Richard Wallace Bibee
M, b. circa 1854
Richard Wallace Bibee was born circa 1854 in Tennessee.1 He married Eliza Ann Bagwell, daughter of Grif Perkins Bagwell and Elizabeth Rose, on 19 March 1880 at Robertson County, Tennessee.1,2
Citations
- [S6295] United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: District 4, Robertson, Tennessee, Year: 1880; Census Place: District 4, Robertson, Tennessee; Roll: 1277; Page: 59D; Enumeration District: 180, Date: June 28, 1880.
- [S6296] United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Census Place: District 4, Robertson, Tennessee, Year: 1870; Census Place: District 4, Robertson, Tennessee; Roll: M593_1556; Page: 45A; Family History Library Film: 553055, Date: August 10, 1870.
Elizabeth Rose
F, b. 1 September 1830, d. 19 August 1878
Elizabeth Rose was also known as Elizabeth Trevatham. She was born on 1 September 1830 in North Carolina.1,2,3 As of 4 August 1840,her married name was Bagwell. She married Grif Perkins Bagwell, son of Archelaus M Bagwell and Mary R. Mitchell, on 4 August 1840 at Montgomery County, Tennessee.1,3 Elizabeth Rose died on 19 August 1878 in Robertson County, Tennessee, at age 47.2,4 She was buried at Taylor Cemetery, Robertson County, Tennessee.2
Children of Elizabeth Rose and Grif Perkins Bagwell
- James Henry Bagwell+1 b. 6 Feb 1849, d. 22 Nov 1918
- Mary M. Bagwell1,3 b. c 1850
- Eliza Ann Bagwell1,3 b. 29 Oct 1852, d. 17 Apr 1923
- Willis Farmern Bagwell+1,3 b. 30 Mar 1855, d. 1 Jan 1926
- M. R. Bagwell1,3 b. c 1859
Citations
- [S6293] 1860 United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Census Place: Western Division, Robertson, Tennessee, Year: 1860; Census Place: Western Division, Robertson, Tennessee; Page: 480; Family History Library Film: 805270.
- [S6294] Elizabeth Bagwell Grave Stone, Find a Grave, www.findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/121332297
- [S6296] United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: Census Place: District 4, Robertson, Tennessee, Year: 1870; Census Place: District 4, Robertson, Tennessee; Roll: M593_1556; Page: 45A; Family History Library Film: 553055, Date: August 10, 1870.
- [S6295] United States Federal Census, Washington, District of Columbia, Population Schedule: District 4, Robertson, Tennessee, Year: 1880; Census Place: District 4, Robertson, Tennessee; Roll: 1277; Page: 59D; Enumeration District: 180, Date: June 28, 1880.