Obituaries of Fannin Co. Texas

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Obituaries
P. J. Catron, Mrs. Maud Allen, James Bodine, Mrs. Carrol Dyer, B. N.Hunt,
Ab Rayburn, Henry C. Sears, G.F.M. Stephens, Mrs. G.G.Ware,
J.C. Woodall, Edgar Wood, Mrs. Mattie Dyer, Charles D. Connor

Abstracted from "Bonham News" 3 July 1914: P.J. Catron died at his
home in Bonham, Sun; operation for blood poison in leg-civil war
bullet wound;services Rev. E.W. Williams, 1st Presbyterian Church;
burial Willow Wild Cem.; came from Virginia, born Wytheville, Va.
1838; member 4th Reg. later under Stonewall Jackson; 1842 m. Miss
Precilla Stevens; 7 children; survivors: wife & children:    Geo.
V., John J., Kate, Sue, Mrs. John Lillard of Paris; Mrs. P.J.
Welborne of Fort Worth and Rush of Bonham
Abstracted from "Bonham News" 29 Sept 1914: Mrs. Maud Allen, wife of
Jack, died at home in Telephone last Tues.
Abstracted from "Bonham News" 29 Sept 1914: James Bodine died at
home in Cottage Bend, Sun.; age 81; native of Illinois (?) to Texas
1879; owned part of old Taylor farm, 3 mi. west of Bonham; buried
Hampton graveyard; services Rev. W.M. Williams of Bonham.
Abstracted from "Bonham News" 21 July 1914: "Whitewright Sun" Mrs.
Carrol Dyer died Tues at home in Orangeville; TB; survivors: husband
and little daughter; parents Mr. & Mrs. Abner Brown of Randolph;
brothers & sisters; services Elder W.N. Carter; burial Burns cem.
Abstracted from "Bonham News" 2 Oct 1914:   (1st entry) B.N. Hunt
died yesterday, lived near Lamasco, buried there, undertaker Wise;
(2nd entry on 6 Oct) Rev. E.M. Hunt from Eastland attending funeral
of brother G.W. Hunt who died at Allen Hosp.
Abstracted from "Bonham News" 24 July 1914: Ab Rayburn died at
Bonham; typhoid; became sick in Dallas; services: Rev. Fount Jones
of Gainesville & Rev. S.M. Bennett of Ladonia; age 23; employed 1st
Nat'l Bank of Ladonia then Mechanic Trust Co. of Dallas; also real
estate; elder brother also died recently.
Abstracted from "Bonham News" 6 Oct 1914: Henry C. Sears of
Whitewright died Sat. at home; paralysis; b. 20 Aug 1844; to Texas
from Alabama 63 yrs ago; joined CSA at 17; Co. C, 9th Texas, Ross'
Brigade, Jackson's Div.; in 1861; married Miss Bell Hill; son Dr.
R.L. Sears, survivors: wife & 5 children: Mrs. E.A. Randle of
Dallas, Bascom of Whitewright; Mrs. A.R. King of Ft. Worth; Mrs.
Landon C. Moore of Dallas; 3 sisters: Mrs. Joe Harris; Mrs. Wm.
Pennington; Mrs. Martha Aldridge; brother John; services Revs. Finder
& Kirkpatrick; burial Oak Hill Cem.
Abstracted from "Bonham News" 29 Sept 1914: G.F.M. Stephens (Uncle
Frank) died at home in Lannius, Sat.; buried Smyrna graveyard;
services: Rev. Johnson, Methodist Church of Dodd City; Stephens
member of Cumberland Presbyterian church; came from Missouri early
1850s; last of 3 brothers, Hugh & Mick; married Miss Nannie Johnson
who died recnetly; age 82 and 1 week; childless but cared for
orphans.
Abstracted from "Bonham News" 2 Oct 1914:   Mrs. G.G. Ware died
Tues. at family residence on South 6th St.; consumption; services
Rev. B.F. Milam, burial Willow Wild Cem.; survivors: husband & 2
children.
Abstracted from "Bonham News" 24 July 1914: J.C. Woodall of Cooper
died at home yesterday, age 74; had lived in Kaufman Co. 18 yrs ago.
Abstracted from "Bonham News" 24 July 1914: Edgar, age 14, son of
W.W. Wood; drown in gin pool, Sat.; swimmming with J.R. Rodgers &
sons; services : Rev. Ashburn; burial Pleasant Hill Cem.
Abstracted from "Bonham News" 28 July 1914: "Trenton Tribune" Mrs.
Mattie Dyer, wife of C.L. Dyer; died 14 July; TB, born this county;
daughter of Abner and Ella Bowen; married 11 Oct 1906; member
Christian Chruch; survivors: husband and daughter; buried Burns
Cem.;' services Elder W.N. Carter.
Abstracted from "Bonham News" 28 July 1914: Charles D. Connor died
Tues at home 1 miles south of Lester, age 25, survivors: mother & 4
brothers, 3 sisters

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