Joyce Bernice Deans

Joyce Bernice DeansThe Lives Of Her ChildrenVolume 2Introduction: The story continues on the life of my mother's and the six children she died and left behind. My mother, was very young when she… Lue lisää Joyce Bernice DeansThe Lives Of Her ChildrenVolume 2Introduction: The story continues on the life of my mother's and the six children she died and left behind. My mother, was very young when she started having children, around 19 or 20 years of age. Based on my estimation of the year that my mother had her first child, which had to be around 1955, and her second child was born in 1958. She died in 1969 at the age of 33, from what I was told. I certainly believe that the actual year my mother died, was not told to us accurately. For some reasons my insights, and my intuition has to lead me to question what I was told about my mother death too many different sides of told to us Bernice Joyce Deans, a young woman my mother's who died so young, she was only 32, or possibly 33 years of age when she died. As I reflect on the woman who gave me life, my insights have led every step of the way to believe that my mother started having children around the age of 19, or 20 years of age, based on the ages of the children she died and left behind. From oldest to the youngest child my mother conceived. Letters and documents have shown that the last child my mother had was born in 1967, yet from what I was told her the last child was born in 1966. Could there be a mix up with the year my brother was born or was Could there be a mix up with the year my brother was born or was his birth year recorded inaccurately? Based on the year that we were born, I do believe that my mother last child was born in 1966. The first two children that my mother had were born three years apart, the next three were born one year apart. The last two children three years apart. So based on that information, I do believe that my brother was born in 1966. Someone definitely recorded his birth year wrong, listing him being born in 1967. Listed as following is the year of birth on the six children my mother had, I am very certain on the birth of the last four children, yet the year of birth for the first two children is based on the age that my mother passed away. First Child Born 1955Second Child Born 1958Third Child Born 1961Fourth Child Born 1962Fifth Child Born 1963Sixth Child Born 1966Myles Benjamin Weir Born 1966 (Letters showed that a child was born in 1967, who is that child? Or was there a mistake made in the letter stating that a child was born in 1967. The story continues on the life of my mother's and the six children she died and left behind. My mother, was very young when she started having children, around 19 or 20 years of age, Based on the estimation of the year that my mother had her first child, which had to be around 1955 and her and her second child was born in 1958. She died in 1969 at the age of 33, from what I was told. I certainly believe that the actual year my mother died, was not told to us accurately. For some reasons my insights, and my intuition has to lead me to question what I was told about how my mother died, too many different sides to the story. Imagine a young mother died an untimely death and she really was not sick Imagine a young mother died an untimely death, and from what I have heard from distant relatives who knew my mother, she was not sick or had any life-threatening illness that would have shortened her life. Although, I was told by my aunt, my mother sister that my mother started to lose her mind, and tend to wander off from one place to the next, and that my mother played the disappearing act at times. She also stated that my mother was placed in a psychiatric hospital, where she was brutally murdered by a group of people who went crazy, started attacking her that they beat her to death. .told by an elder family member my cousin, her father, and my mother were brother and sister. She grew up with my mother, so she was able tell me different things about my mother, from the way she walk to the way she talked. She walked with dignity and pride and was very proud