Katherine Octavia Stewart Wren

Title

Katherine Octavia Stewart Wren

Name

Katherine

Surname

Wren

Maiden Name

Stewart

Nickname

Kathy; Dilly; Cutie

Birthday

22 June 1954

Birthplace

North Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Parents

Edna Abraham Stewart

Death Date

16 June 2009

Career

United States Navy 1978-1995

Spouse

Joseph Wren

Marriage Date and Place

28 December 1989

Children

Christopher David Wren; Kimberly Kresha-Marie Wren

Stepchildren: Michelle Mathis of Springfield, Virginia, United States; Jo (Edwin) Knoll of Atlanta, Georgia, United States; Karen Wren of Springfield, Virginia, United States

Extended Family

Siblings: Delores Stewart of Charleston, South Carolina, United States; Beverly (Johnny) Mack of Charleston, South Carolina, United States; Rev. Hezekiah David (Diane) Stewart Jr. of Little Rock, Arkansas, United States; Mark K. (Sonia) Stewart of Suffolk, England

Brother-and-sister-in-laws: Luveria Scott of Westbury, New York, United States; Dorothy Telfair of Jamaica, New York, United States; State Mother Emma (Woodrow) Person of San Francisco, California, United States; Naomi (Rozell) Revell of Hueytown, Alabama, United States; State Mother Ponzetta (Douglas) Howard of Uniondale, New York, United States; Bishop James Willie (Annie) Wren of Hueytown, Alabama, United States; Pastor Elijah (Cynthia) Wren of Hueytown, Alabama, United States; Willie (Matilda) Wren Sr. of Westbury, New York, United States; David (Gwen) Wren Jr. of Richmond, California, United States; Jones (Glendell) Wren of Jamaica, New York, United States; Peter (Carol) Wren Sr. of Birmingham, Alabama, United States; Milton (Debra) Wren Sr. of Birmingham, Alabama, United States

Church

St. Peter's AME Church; Rehoboth AME Church; North Avenue Presbyterian Church

Funeral Location

St. Peters African Methodist Episcopal Church in North Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Donated by

Hester McFadden

Publisher

International African American Museum

Type

Document

Format

Portable Document Format

Language

English

Rights

Public Domain | All records should be cited as coming from the Center Family History at the International African American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina, United States.