Fannin County Obituaries

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Orline Williams Ayers, Emmer {Mrs.A.F}.Biggers, Mrs.A.N.Clark , Mr.Felts, Mrs. Sarah Finney, William Patrick Fitzgerald, Mrs. Sarah Jane McVay, Marie Owens, Miss Mable Parker, Tommie Shaw, Bill Shelley, Mrs. A.P. Williams

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 27 Oct 1914: "Trenton Tribune"
(age 82); 12 grandchildren, granddaughter Orline Williams now Mrs.
Louis Mark Ayers died Sat. north of Whitewright at home; age 72;
buried Everhart cemetery, n.w. of Whitewright; father of T.W. Ayers
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 3 Nov 1914: Mrs. A.F. Biggers of
Lamasco died 29 Oct; buried at Owens Chapel; services Rev. R.W.
Tarpley; age 43; member Missionary Baptist church; survivors: one
baby & several children, husband (Nov 6 entry gives date Oct. 30)
(her name was either Emmer or Emma)
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 10 Nov 1914: Mrs. Clark, wife of
A.N. of near McCraw's Chapel, died Mon.; survivors: husband (also
ill); buried Oakwood Cem.
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 6 Nov 1914: Mr. Felts of near
Johnson died last week. Lamasco column: he was of Telephone, died
Oct. 24, buried Forrest Grove
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 3 Nov 1914: Mrs. Sarah Finney,
would have been 100 on 17th; died Mapelwood, Missouri; mother of 8;
son J.C. Finney of Bonham
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Friday, 30 Oct 1914: William
Patrick Fitzgerald died yesterday at home of daughter, Mrs. Jessie
Bell (Mrs. J.W. Bell) in Savoy, age about 85; buried Willow Wild
Cem.; father of county clerk Jno. T. Fitzerald; resident of county
over 50 yrs.; 3 Nov: resident of county since 1844; son-in-law J.W.
Bell; services Rev. J. Sam Barcus; 1st Methodist Church; born 2 May
1830, Miss.; came 1844 with father: Garrett Fitzgerald; married 1852
Miss Emily Downing; 12 children-6 living: Mrs. J.W. Carter of Pauls
Valley, Okla; Mrs. J.W. Allen and Mrs. W.E. Boyd of Bonham; Mrs. J.S.
Ramsey of Sherman; Lon H. of Sherman; W.A. & Jno. T. of Bonham;
joined Confederacy.
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 6 Nov 1914: Mrs. Sarah Jane McVay
died Mon., 26 Oct., buried Gum Springs; born 31 May 1861, Jefferson
Co., Ala.; daughter of James Smith; member Free Will Baptist; married
J.P. McVay 14 Nov 1888; 3 children (2 deceased); M.C. McVay only
heir, aged 21; Carson Column: Mrs. Pinkney McVay of Center Grove
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 6 Nov 1914 Bigbee Column: Mrs.
Marie Owens (wife of John) died last Mon.; consumption; services Bro.
West of Telephone; buried at the graveyard in Bigbee. Lamasco
column: died Oct 26, services Rev. S.W. Story
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 10 Nov 1914: Clutter Column : Miss
Mable Parker, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. S.H.; died Thurs. of typhoid;
buried Arledge Ridge Cem. beside brother who died a little over a
year ago
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 6 Nov 1914: Tommie Shaw died Oct
26; resided on north McGrady farm; buried Forest Grove Cemetery;
services Rev. Mize; son of Will Shaw.
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 23 Oct 1914: Bill Shelley age 16
died Sat. 2 miles north of Ely at home; buried Randolph cemetery.
(Lindsey Cemetery )
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 23 Oct 1914: Mrs. A.P. Williams
died Tues. at home of son 123 Broadway, Ft. Worth; resided with
daughter Mrs. J. Sam Barcus of Bonham; services : Mulkey Memorial
Methodist Church; Ft. Worth, Texas Oct 21: age 80, mother of Judge
W. Erskine Williams, buried Pioneer Rest Cem.; born Tenn. 1835;
educated Marshall Institute in Miss.; married Rev. E.J. Williams,
Methodist minister, 1858; to Fort Worth 1887; survivors: 3
children, W.E. of Ft. Worth; Rev. E.P. Williams at Mexia; Mrs. J. Sam
Barcus, wife of pastor of Methodist church of Bonham; Mrs. M.F.
Barcus-sister of Waco M. White.

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