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Erath County, Texas |
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| Obituary - Terrell
Bryan |
| This obituary, transcribed by
Diana Bryan Quinn, was published in the Stephenville Tribune. The date is
unknown. The copy was obtained from the Dick Smith Library at Tarleton State
University in Stephenville, Texas. Note: Mrs. James "Lon" Alonzo Latta was
the daughter of Terrell, not Mrs. Tom Latta. |
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telegram from R. E. Bryan in Bronte announcing the death of Mr. Terrell
Bryan and requesting that Mr. Bennett, Albert Schnable and Mrs. John Cameron
make arrangements for a Masonic funeral. Mrs. Tom Latta was a daughter
of the deceased and was also a foster mother of Mrs. Cameron. Deceased
was born November 17, 1837 and died May 16, 1920. He was badly wounded
in the civil war in the service of the confederacy and never recovered. Some
ten or twelve years ago his feet slipped from under him in front of the
First National bank and this increased his suffering.
For a number of years he was justice of the peace at Stephenville, and
when he became feeble was sent to the soldiers home at Austin, but did not
remain there long. After returning from there, he went to the home of
his daughter at Bronte where he died. |
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| Stephenville
Tribune - May 31, 1920 |
| Transcribed by Emily Quinn.
Note: R. E. Bryan actually lived in Seymour at this time. Mr. John Cameron
was married to Belle Hanley Latta, a foster child of Hollon Bryan Latta and
her husband James Alonzo "Lon" Latta. |
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| To Friends of Terrell Bryan, Deceased We wish
to thank you for your great kindness shown us in our bereavement and for the
beautiful floral offering. May God’s riches and blessing be yours. -R. E.
Bryan, Sherman, Texas; Mrs. J. D. Biggs, Morgan Mill; Mrs. T. S. Wylie,
Bronte, Texas; Harve Keith family; John Cameron
and family. |
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