Obituaries From The Cumby Record - 1999

Obituaries from the June 25, 1999 issue of The Cumby Record, Hopkins County, Texas

Surnames mentioned, Haynes, Dean, Almon, Cawthron, Holder, Green, Hales, Beasley, DeWitt, Penny, Vititow, and Booth.

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Obituaries From The Cumby Record, 1999

Cumby......Ninety Years Ago

Excerpt from the July 23, 1909 issue of the The Cumby Rustler, G. M. Morton, Editor (Cumby, Hopkins County, Texas). Surnames include Apperson, Oak, Rhodes, Clifton, Chappin, Turner, Wilkerson, Roberson, Gallihur, Davis, Candley, Frazier, Breedlove, Smith, Cash, Newland, Bird, Harberson, Banta, Brewer, Branom, Blount, Warren, Weathers, Trobaugh, Harris, and Bolin.

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Cumby......Ninety Years Ago

Cumby ....Ninety Years Ago

Excerpt from the June 25, 1909 issue of the The Cumby Rustler, G. M. Morton, Editor (Cumby, Hopkins County, Texas). Surnames include Bays, Cox, Aiken, Knight, Long, Wilson, Green, Dial, Garvin, Howard, McDowell, Corbet, Marable, Delay, and Patterson.

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Cumby.....Ninety Years Ago

Obituaries From The Cumby Record - 1999

Obituaries from the April 6, 1999 issue of The Cumby Record, Hopkins County, Texas

Surnames mentioned, Box, Moehlman, Hoehn, Ball, Dockendorff, Niswonger, Hale, Baucom, Wagner, Medders, Maddox, McCoy, Longstreet, and Smith.

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Obituaries From The Cumby Record, 1999

Cumby ....Ninety Years Ago

Reprints of "The Cumby Rustler" - April 9, 1909 issue, G. M. Morton, Editor (Cumby, Hopkins County, Texas). Surnames include Currin, Thomas, Lefan, Connor, Brewer, Russell, Fletcher, Vanlandingham, Mullikin, Branom, Ward, Penneck, Gardner, Puckett, Atkisson, Wortham, Dicken, Kelley, Green, Foxhall, Helm, Pickens, Raney, Mooney, and King.

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Cumby......Ninety Years Ago

Ma Ferguson - Texas First Female Governor

On January 22, 1925, an old twin-six Packard pulled up to the Governor's Mansion in Austin. The driver triumphantly proclaimed to her passengers - her husband and daughter - "Well, we have returned!" And then Miriam Amanda “Ma”Ferguson, one-time Bell County belle, moved back into the estate she had called home from 1914 to 1917.

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Ma Ferguson—Texas’ First Female Governor