Individual Details
Carl Day Bailey
(JANUARY 29, 1939 - )
Events
| Birth | JANUARY 29, 1939 | Orange, Texas |  | ||
| Marriage | NOVEMBER 25, 1971 | Shirley Francis Stone | | ||
| Miscellaneous | 1950s | High School - Jefferson, Texas |  | |
Families
| Spouse | Shirley Francis Stone ( - ) |
| Father | Walter Carlton Bailey (1901 - 1968) |
| Mother | Ouida Day ( - ) |
| Sibling | Sherilyn Bailey (1941 - ) |
Notes
Miscellaneous
Carl Day Bailey took three years of vocational agriculture classes at Jefferson, Texas, High School. He earned the FFA Lone Star Farmer Degree in 1957 and qualified for the FFA American Farmer Degree, but was denied the award because he did not plan to become a full-time farmer.In 1965, he graduated from East Texas Baptist College with a BS degree in history and music education and began teaching in a small school in Lassater, Texas. Other teaching positions in Texas were at Raymondville, Harlingen, Eagle Lake, Hungerford, Marshall, Splendora, Tomball, Rusk, and New Summerfield.
He has been involved in many musical productions and operas, and he worked for Gray Line Tours in Houston.
He also contributed several of the Bailey family entries in Cherokee County History.
Endnotes
1. Cherokee County Historical Commission, Compiler, Cherokee County History (Jacksonville, Texas: Texas Historical Commission, 1986), 133-139; e-book, Portal to Texas History, Portal to Texas History (https://texashistory.unt.edu : Accessed 23 October 2018; Entries on the Isaac Bailey family made by Carl Day Bailey, his father was born and lived in Cherokee County and descended from Thomas and Lucinda Bailey; a likely relative of Isaac Bailey..
2. Cherokee County Historical Commission, Compiler, Cherokee County History (Jacksonville, Texas: Texas Historical Commission, 1986), 133-139; e-book, Portal to Texas History, Portal to Texas History (https://texashistory.unt.edu : Accessed 23 October 2018; Entries on the Isaac Bailey family made by Carl Day Bailey, his father was born and lived in Cherokee County and descended from Thomas and Lucinda Bailey; a likely relative of Isaac Bailey..
3. Cherokee County Historical Commission, Compiler, Cherokee County History (Jacksonville, Texas: Texas Historical Commission, 1986), 133-139; e-book, Portal to Texas History, Portal to Texas History (https://texashistory.unt.edu : Accessed 23 October 2018; Entries on the Isaac Bailey family made by Carl Day Bailey, his father was born and lived in Cherokee County and descended from Thomas and Lucinda Bailey; a likely relative of Isaac Bailey..