Fannin County Obituaries

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Dr. & Mrs. J.M. Adair, T.J.Chenoweth, Mrs. E.R.Clark, Jim Commander, Mrs. Robert Crabb, Car; Delaney, Jess Epps, Mr & Mrs. E.T. Hearriage, Oscar Hazelwood, Frank B. Heunsch, L.F. Kirkpatrick, Archie Long, Cliff Lovelace, W.C. Mann , Capt. W.C. Moore, Minnie Josephine Reed Flwoers , Dan Rhine, Mrs. Geo. W. Smith, Clem H. Witcher

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 17 June 1919: Dr. and Mrs. J.M.
Adair & sons Milton, Charlie & Joe of Bowling Green, Kentucky
visited the formers’ sister Mrs. Alice Murry of Ector & brother Dr.
C.C. Adair of Bailey.
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 8 July 1919: T.J. Chenowerth of
Whitewright is ill; son in law Claude Hodge; in county since 1865
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Texas 18 July 1919:
Mrs. E.R. Clark of south Bonham died Tues; buried Willow Wild.
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Texas 29 July 1919:
Jim Commander died Friday in El Paso; brought to Bonham for burial;
services Rev. Ernest Quick; buried Willow Wild; age 50; reared in
Bonham; I El Paso for Health; Andy Evans accompanied remains to
Bonham; survivors: 3 sisters, Mrs. Frank Banahan, Mrs. Kelley; Mrs.
Frank Jackson.

Abstracted from the "Bonham News 8 July 1919: Mrs. Robert Crabb died at home of son Will Crabb at Allen’s Chapel last Friday; buried
Ravenna; services Rev. E.W. Williams, age about 79; member
Presbyterian church; surviviros: 3 children: Will & Gibson Crabb &
Mrs. May Phillips; one child dead; husband died about 3 years ago.
(1881 date mentioned but could not read rest of sentence-too pale)
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 8 July 1919: Carl Delaney, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Delaney of West 4th St. of Bonham, died at Terrell,
Friday; services Rev. F.W. O Malley; buried Willow Wild; age about
24; ill several years.
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 1 July 1919: "Higer Items" [sic]:
Jess Epps died California, 21 April; raised Fannin Co.; "early"
demise
Abstracted from the "Bonham News 11 July 1919: 49th Wedding
Anniversary: Mr. & Mrs. E.T. Hearriage "Uncle Tom & Aunt Kate";
parents of 8 living children; 63 people present: Mrs. Susie Harris
& family; J.H. Clark & family; Andy Clark & wife; Jim W. Hearriage &
family; Spencer Wilder & family; T.E. Heariage & family; Tom McNabb &
family; J.M. Cole & family (he gave blessing); Mrs. Nancy Counts,
Mrs. T.J. Self; & granddaughter Miss Potts, Mrs. Ollie Bailey & baby,
Bert McCarmick & family; Thomas and Lorengie Horsby, Mrs. S.A. Porter & John Harris. (Name is Herriage)

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 15 July 1919: Oscar Hazelwood, age 23, private with American forces on Mexican border died; brother of
Robert R. Hazelwood & Mrs. W.W. White of Bonham; mother & brother
Will of Little Rock, Arkansas; family left for Enloe for funeral;
services Rev. Quick; member 1st Baptist church of Bonham
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Texas 18 July 1919:
Frank B. Heunsch died Thursday at the Firemen’s Club Rooms of sudden heart trouble; to Bonham 1874 – walked from Denison; worked as tinner for Chas. Davis at hardware store on old Alexander corner where now is Hargroves’s store; then joined hardware firm of Jones Abernathy, F.M. Thompson & Albert Gale; came from Germany to this country; only relative a nephew in Milwaukee; age about 70; "quiet, unabtrusive and well liked"; unmarried; undertaker Halsell & Caldwell; Masons in charge of burial awaiting nephew’s arrival.
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 15 July 1919: L.F. Kirkpatrick
died Friday at Allen Hospital; buried Mulberry; services: Rev.
Manning of Methodist church of Ravenna; about 75 years of age; from
Tennessee; unmarried; one brother E. Kirkpatrick of near Bonham.
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Texas 22 July 1919:
Archie Long, about 40, negro, died of broken neck – found in well on
farm of Dr. M.E. Daniel; mind had been distressed lately; buried
Hickory Grove, "Honey Grove Signal"
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Texas 25 July 1919:
Cliff Lovelace died at his home near San Angelo; typhoid; son of Pink
Lovelace who died from flying piece of timber a few months ago; aunt
Mrs. F.C. Higdon, Roy Walker & Bryan Lovelace left to attend burial
in San Angelo.
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Texas 29 July 1919:
W.C. Mann, age 22, died Saturday, Paris, Lamar Co., Texas after
operation; home at Monkstown, Fannin Co.; buried Telephone, Fannin
Co. (buried in Orr's Chapel)

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 15 July 1919: Capt. W.C. Moore
"Bill", born Tennessee, to Fannin Co. 1851; lived near Spring Hill;
member of 11th Cavalry Reg.; died 30 May 1919; "6 feet tall & well
proportioned" (Old Settlers Resolution)
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Texas 22 July 1919:
Minnie Josephine Reed born Thayer, Missouri 14 Jan. 1895; member
Presbyterian Church of West Plains Missouri at age 8; married Jas. L.
Flowers 30 Nov. year unable to read, Tulsa, Oklahoma (father and one
sister deceased). Survivors: husband, mother & stepfather Mr & Mrs.
A.A. Love; sisters Mrs. Gertrude Reed Noyes of Tulsa; Mrs. Willie
Reed Watson of Joplin, Missouri; brother George M. Reed of Clarendon;
& in-laws Mr. And Mrs. John Reed.

Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 15 July 1919: Dan Rhine died
Saturday at hospital ward of county; buried county farm; brought to
hospital from Wolfe City with wife for better care.
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 18 July 1919: Mrs. Geo. W. Smith,
age 86, died Tues. Achilea, Oklahoma; at home of daughter Mrs. W.S.
Onstott; former resident of Lannius; member Methodist church;
survivors: son W.T. Smith of Bonham; 2 daughters, Mrs. Onstott &
Mrs. J.W. Thurmond of Glenwood Springs, Colorado (Garfield Co.)
(another obit of a Mrs. George Smith)
Abstracted from the "Bonham News" 15 July 1919: Clem H. Witcher,
born Kentucky; to Fannin Co. 1859; died 27 April 1919 north of
Bonham; age 67; survivivors: wife and 4 daughters; member I.O.O.F. &
Woodmen; never joined a church; (Old Settlers Resolution)

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