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Abstracted from "Bonham News" Fannin Co., Tx. 11 Aug 1914 issue:Mrs. Lavina (Lavinia) Spelce mother of T.B. Spelce and Mrs. Jenny
Reed of this city died at the home of Mrs. Reed last Sat.; Born
Madison Co., Ala Oct. 1822; would have been 92; member Presbyterian
church; Married 1837 Bluford Spelce; 12 children-11 reared to
adulthood; Survivors Mr. Wm. and T.B. Spelce and Mrs. Jenny Reed;
1857 moved to Texas nw of Honey Grove; resided there until Bluford's
death 1901 & up until a few mos. ago; Buried at Oakwood Cem., Honey
Grove; sevices by Rev. E.L Moore, Presbyterian church and Rev. C.B.
Fladger, Methodist Church. (maiden name was Massengale)Abstracted from "Bonham News" 1 Aug 1913: Mrs. M.A. Stephens "Aunt
Ann" d. Wed at home in Lannius; services by Rev. Joiner at
Presbyterian church of Windom; sur: one sister Mrs. Marsh & 3
adopted children;
HOWEVER: 5 Aug 1913 Mrs. N.A. Stephens d. 30 July
1913; born Missouri 16 May 1838;"Aunt Nan" ; married G.F.M. Stephens
24 Aug 1859; no children; raised 6 children; survivors: husband, 2
brothers, 2 sisters; by J.N.Joiner Pastor. Note disagreement on first
name/initial.
*(She is buried in Smyrna Cemetery )Abstracted from "Bonham News" 1 Aug 1913: Tom Hammond d. Thurs.;
survivors: wife and 1 child; attending: Rev. Martin Davis, little
boy and B. Hammond and family of Big Springs; Mrs. Rebecca Hammond of
Fort Worth; Mrs. George Nicewarner and son of Young Co. "Edhube"
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*(He is buried in WhiteRock Cemetery )(see another obit for Tom Hammond)Abstracted from "Bonham News" 5 Aug 1913: A.F. Cox d. Thurs. at
residence on South 4th St.; buried Willow Wild cem.; services Rev.
Warren T. Whiteside; resident of Bonham 15 yrs.; survivors: 1
sister, 2 brothers.Abstracted from "Bonham News" 8 Aug 1913: Mrs. J.D. Dixon of Bonham,
d. Wed; buried Willow Wild; services Rev. S.A. Cowan; born Carrie
MORGAN, Monroe co., Tn. 15 Dec 1865; married 1898; survivors: 2
children, Esther age 13; Willie, 12; 4 stepchildren: Lee of Shawnee,
Ok., Mrs. Daugherty, J.W. Thomas and Miss Nora Dixon of Bonham;
Baptist.Abstracted from "Bonham News" 22 & 26 Aug 1913: Mrs. W.A. Smith of
Danner d. at home, last Mon.; buried local cem.; services Rev. John
Gentry of Ivanhoe.; kidney trouble/gallstones; Born Nellie WALLACE 11
Jan 1882 Georgia; to Texas 1885; parents reside at Lamasco; Husband
#1 was George Bradford; m. W.W. Smith 27 Dec 1904; survivors: husband
and 3 children Derrall age 9, one age 2, infant born 27 July;
Baptist.Abstracted from "Bonham News" 22 Aug. 1913: Mrs. Walter Cox of Ely
d. 8th of Aug; heart failure; leaves 4 week old; buried Bantam Cem.;
survivors: husband and 3 small children.Abstracted from "Bonham News" 2 Sept 1913: Mrs. J.P. Lair d. at
home in Russell Heights Thurs.; buried Willow Wild; daughter of Aunt
Sallie LOVELACE; age 67; married J.P. Lair 47 years ago; in county
all her life; member Central Christian Church; husband survives.Abstracted from "Bonham News" 2 Sept 1913: Dave Lewallen died at
home in Honey Grove, Wed.; leaves small son John; worked at Totten
garage.Abstracted from "Bonham News" 5 Sept 1913: Ed Herndon, brother of
Fred M. Herndon, died Wed. at Sapulpa, Ok.; age 35; survivors: wife,
no children; remains to Sherman to former residence for burial.Abstracted from "Bonham News" 5 Sept 1913: Mrs. S.C. Oldham died
Sunday at home in Austin; buried Willow Wild; 40 yrs in Bonham then
to Sherman then to Austin; Attending: Judge A.E. Wilkinson & wife of
Austin; Henry Wilkinson & wife of Dallas; O.L. Oldham & wife of
Waxahachie; Tom Kelly & wife of Wolfe City; Mrs. Kate Noland and
Kittie Belle Blair of Dallas.Abstracted from "Bonham News" 5 Sept 1913: George Anthony died at
Ravenna at home, Tues, buried there; age 54; survivors: wife and 3
childrenAbstracted from "Bonham News" 11 Aug 1914: Ben N. Ward of
Stringtown, Ok. died and remains brought here Mon. and buried Oakwood
Cem; funeral from home of Mrs. and Mrs. S.? E. Sharp on West Main;
died in hospital at McAlester; typhoid/Bright's disease.Abstracted from "Bonham News" 18 Aug 1914: Elizabeth Hairston age 8,
dau. of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hairston died Friday of typhoid; buried
Willow Wild Cem.Abstracted from "Bonham News" 21 Aug 1914: R.N. (Nat) Dobson, age
37; died unexpectedly on train; son of W. F. Dobson of Pattonville;
had worked in restaurants and confectionaries; father cooked for
county jail at one time.Abstracted from "Bonham News" 21 Aug 1914: Spot Edwards died Fri. at
home south of Edhube; buried Hampton graveyard; services R.W. Tapley;
brother is Sam; lived in Texas 38 yrs.Abstracted from "Bonham News" 25 Aug 1914: Mrs. Emmett died Sun. at
Allen Mem. Hosp.; pellagra; Phillip Wise undertaker; services Rev.
W.M. Williams. Burial in Fort Worth by husband; Brother is C.W.
Butts of Muscow, Ark., brother accompanied body; Mr. Mason had been
in business in Bonham; she was member 1st Christian Church.Abstracted from "Bonham News" 11 Aug 1914: Mrs. Minnie Griffis, age
19, dau. of Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Griffis, formerly of Leonard, died
Hugo, Ok. where family now resides; buried Grove Hill Cem.; services
Rev. Greene of Wolfe City; epileptic (note "Mrs" may be mistake?)Abstracted from "Bonham News" 11 Aug 1914: Elmo Moore, age 35, died
Wed. last week at residence 14 mi. north of Abilene; buried Abilene;
services Eld. W.A. Sewell; survivors: wife, 4 children, parents,
sisters; native of Fannin Co., born near Dodd CityAbstracted from "Bonham News" 11 Aug 1914: Samuel Arledge died at
home, Fri., in so. Bonham; Bright's disease; services Eld. Tom
Walker, Chrurch of Christ; buried Arledge Ridge cem. 5 mi. so. of
city; age 40; born on farm near cem.; son of Joe C. Arledge; married
abt 5 yrs ago to Zora Delay of Bonham; survivors: 1 child, mother,
sisters: Mrs. Ole Roberts & Mrs. Will West