Obituaries of Fannin Co., Tx
Fannin County TXGenWeb
Newspaper Obits 1908
Mrs. J.S. Row, Mrs. W.A. Richardson, Rev. Walter Scott Splawn, William David Estes, George Graby, William Myers, Peter Simmons, Abram King, Emma McBroom, Mrs. Harris Cox, Mrs. J.H.Dickerson, Bunyan Whitt, Mrs. A.E. McClary, Col. C.W.T.Weldom, Mrs. J.J. Graham, J.C.Hulsey, Mrs. W.B. Cox, Mrs. J.B. Bankston, Mrs. Lucinda Garrett, Mrs. Addison Clark, Mr. S.L. Word, John O. Austin, Mrs. George A. Preston, Miss Lela Watson, Mrs. John Newton, Mrs. E.H. Smith, John A. Saunders, Jesse Friend, Haden Summers, Mrs. J.H. Harris, Mattie T. Norman, John Wm. Howard, Mrs. Jim Hill, Mrs. R.H. Crabb, Nat G. Saunders, Bedford Lawrence and Mrs. George Smith.

 
Abstracted from the "Bonham News"17 March 1908:  Mrs. J.S. Row died near Bantam, Sunday, consumption; age 27; survivors: husband & 3 children.

Abstracted from the "Bonham News"17 March 1908:  Mrs. W.A. Richardson died at home Honey Grove; age 57; survivors: husband & 7 children; Baptist

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx.,20 March 1908:
Rev. Walter Scott Splawn of 1st Baptist church died Tues.; Bright's disease;Services: Rev. Forest Smith of Sherman, Revs. Stuckey & Taylor; Knight's Templar; buried Louisville, Kentucky; born  Mill Spring, Polk Co., N.C. 1858; graduated Wilver Creek 1884;  Louisberg Theological Seminary; married Miss Annie Bacon, Louisville, Kentucky 9 Feb 1892;his mother:  Miss Jane Waldrop;  survivors: wife, son & daughter;1895 to Gainesville then to Bonham.

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., TX., 20 March 1908: William David Estes died Tues. at home near Ector; native Smith Co., Tn.; born 29 Oct 1838; father David Estes died Bayou Plaquemine, Louisiana May 1839; mother married Wm. Patrick Evans 1 Sept 1846; to Kentucky 1849; to Texas 1857 with uncle Washington Estes; 1859 to Kentucky; in CSA under Bedford Forest; to Texas 1869 from Ky.; 1st wife: Annie Hancock of Muhlengerg Co., Kentucky; she died 1881; no children; 1883 married Miss Annie Dewitt of Fannin Co.; survivors: wife and 2 children: Grover and Lillian, sister Mrs. Wm. Bagley of McKinney; half sister Mrs. John P. Spotts of Bonham; was half brother to John C. Evans (deceased),  submitted by stepbrother W.A. Evans

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin  Co., Tx. 20 March 1908: Linton, Indiana: George Graby, Wm. Myers, Peter Simmons died 17 March in powder mill explosion at Coalmont

Abstracted from the "Bonham News"  Fannin Co., Tx. 24 March 1908: Abram King, age 54,died at home at Yew north of Honey Grove, Friday last;  unmarried; survivors: 2 sisters, 1 brother, nephew Roy

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx., 27 March 1908: Emma McBroom, age 26, single, died Tues at home near Windom; consumption; buried Bethel cemetery, Trenton. (She was Mary Emma McBroom and Bethel is in Grayson County, south of Whitewright)

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx. 31 March 1908:
Mrs. Harris Cox,age 27, died yesterday at home of parents Mr.&Mrs. L. Weathersby; consumption; nee Omega Weathersby; survivors: husband & 2 daughters: educated Carlton College; Presbyterian; buried Willow Wild

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx., 31 March 1908:  Mrs. J.H. Dickerson, age 21,died at Anthony last Thursday: survivors; days old infant

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx. 31 March 1908:
Bunyan Whitt, died from 30' fall; lineman for telephone co.; buried Arledge Ridge cemetery; son of Mr. & Mrs. D.C. Whitt; about age 22

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx. 7 April 1908: Mrs. A.E. McClary died Roberta, Oklahoma last Thursday; daughter Mr.& Mrs.E.E. Ferrell of Bonham.

Abstracted from the "Bonham News"  Fannin  Co., Tx., 7 April 1908:
"Ladonia News"  Col.C.W.T. Weldon died yesterday; born Virginia (bottom of article torn off)

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx. 7 April 1908:  Mrs. J.J. Graham,age 64, died East 4th St.,Friday last; buried Willow Wild cem.;native of Missouri; married 1872 to J.J. Graham; 2 children:  Mrs. Jake Myers;  Mrs. Bob Allen; Baptist; brother: J.S. Hill of Randolph;sister:  Mrs. Bob Spelce

Abstracted from the "Bonham News"Fannin Co., Tx. 10 April 1908:  J.C. Hulsey, died Tulia in west Texas, last night; to Tulia last year; had resided Hunt and Fannin Cos.; Presbyterian, Mason, Odd Fellow; brother in law Rev. J.G. Nicholson.

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx. 10 April 1908:
Mrs. W.B. Cox died Holland, Texas, Tues.; sister Mrs. A.J. Stevenson

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx. 10 April 1908:Mrs.J.B. Bankston  died Bantam, Wed.; buried Windom

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx. 24 April 1908:Card of thanks:  Mrs. Lucinda Garrett (died 17 April according to "Randolph" column) mother of Mr. & Mrs. Weep Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Britton, Mrs. Laura Cobb, Harvey Garrett.

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx 24 April 1908:  Mrs.Addison Clark died California; buried Thorps Spring; nee Sallie McQuigg; educated Carlton College; husband Addison, preacher &educator

Abstracted from the "Bonham News"  Fannin Co., Tx. 24 April 1908:
"Monkstown & Union Grove"  Mr. S.L. Word of Monkstown died last Thurs.; consumption, native of Georgia; in CSA for Ga.; survivors: wife & grown children

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx. 24 April 1908:
John O. Austin, age 90, died last Monday at home of Mrs. Cashion;
here 60 years; member Christina church; inventor

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx. 28 April 1908:
Mrs. Geo. A. Preston of Bonham, pioneer, died San Antonio, Texas last Monday; daughter Mrs. A.B. Kennedy; daughter (youngest) Alice; husband also survives; buried Willow Wild cem.; services Rev. Richard Morgan, Episcopal church;daughter of early pioneers Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Alexander; toClarksville 1845; born Martha Susan in  Paris,Texas 16 July 1850; 1853 to Bonham; father merchant; father died during civil war; mother married Capt. S.B. Allen; mother is 81 years old; married 1872 G.A. Preston; 6children, 3 living: Mrs. A.B. Kennedy, Mr. Jack & Alice

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx. 5 May 1908:
¨"Valley Creek" Miss Lela Watson died, consumption; buried Valley Creek cem.; services: Rev. Anderson

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx. 1 May 1908:
"Edhube" Mrs. John Newton died  Sunday; buried Hampton graveyard; services Rev. Rosser of Randolph

Abstracted from the "Bonham News"  Fannin Co., Tx.1 May  1908:  Mrs.E.H. Smith died Tues. at home of Daughter Mrs. Henry Gale; lived
at Dodd City; services J.H. Rosecrans; buried Willow Wild cem.;
daughter of Dr. Wm. Whisett; born Glasgow, Kentucky; 19 March
1843; toTexas 1850; married Joshua L. Smith 1861; also 8 May Tribute by T.C. Blakey, M.D. for Mrs. Elizabeth "Bettie" Smith says she died 29 April;  3 children; W.W. of Bennington, Oklahoma; Mrs. Wm. Yowell of Dodd City & Mrs. H. Gale of Bonham; 2 great grand children; Methodist; one brother:  Hade Whisett of Dodd City; one sister:  Mrs. Tom Collins of Ft. Smith, Ark.

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx. 1 May 1908:  John A. Saunders age 54, died Wed. of exposure & fall in lake near Spies; native of Kentucky; services:  Rev. H.L. Walker: Odd Fellow; survivors:  wife & children, borther:  Dixie Saunders, cousin Jno. C. Saunders

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx.  10 April 1908:
"Orangeville" column:  Jesse Friend, age 23 died in hospital,
Oklahoma City , Friday before last; brother:  Durand of Bowling
Green, Kentucky; buried Trenton, Burns cemetery.

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx. 10 April 1908:
"Orangeville" column:  Haden Summers, age about 40,  died Wed.,
consumption/pneumonia; buried Burns cem.; survivors :  mother, 3
brothers:  John, Will, Spence:  3 sisters:  Hayes, Rains, Gurney; all
of near Trenton; also in 14 Apr "Trenton News"

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx.  14 April 1908:
Mrs. J. H. Harris, age 35, died Tues, Spies Switch, consumption,
survivors:  husband & 6 children

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx.  21 April 1908:
Mrs. Mattie T. Norman, wife of J.B., daughter of M.L. & Mary Taylor,
died Tues, near Trenton, 14 April; age 39 on 18th; Baptist; funeral
at Trenton; had children

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx.  12 May 1908:  John Wm. Howard age 86, died Sunday at home of son S.B.; services 1st Christian church; buried Willow Wild; born Tompkinsville;, Monroe Co., Kentucky, 13 April 1822; lived in Jimtown & Glasgow also; married Miss Martha Jane Whitney, Jimtown, 20 Oct 1845; 3 children:  Mrs. S.B. Scott; Mrs. M.J. Collins; S.B. Howard; this wife died 1853; married Feb 1855 Miss Lucy Ann Duncan; she died 13 Jan 1892 Bonham;to Texas 1861; saddlery business; baptized 22 Aug 1842 Hopkinsville,Ky; treasurer of congregation

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx.  15 May 1908:  Mrs.Jim Hill died at home of father Mr. Selby, 9 April, services:  Rev.
Rosser of Randolph; buried Grove Hill cem.

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx.  19 May 1908:
"Spring Hill"  Mrs. George Smith of Lone Elm died; heart failure;
survivors:  one son
(another Mrs. George Smith obituary)

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx.  22  May 1908:
Mrs. R. H. Crabb, wife of Dr. Crabb of Leonard, died in childbirth;
Wed., buried Leonard cem.

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx.  26 May 1908:
Nat G. Saunders died Allen Mem. Hospital, Sunday,; Woodmen; from
Kentucky; blacksmith: survivors:  wife & 3 children

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx.  29 May 1908:
"Orangeville" column:  Bedford Lawrence, age 62, buried Burns cem.
Beside wife; services : Rev. Hazel, Baptist church


 

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