Son of Frederick & Bettie K. Powers Horton
Carl married Ida Mary Marquardt on January 23, 1900.
They had two daughters:
Bettie and Ella Mae
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The Rushville Times, February 5, 1920
Died without a moment's warning - Carl Horton, son of Fred and Bettie Horton and nephew of Mrs. C. B. Strong of Pleasantview and John D. Horton of Littleton, died suddenly Jan. 14th at his home in Beaumont, Texas. He was employed as railroad engineer and fell dead while oiling his engine. Deceased was born in Dayton, Nevada about 1864. He leaves to mourn his death a wife and two little girls, ten and fifteen years of age. The remains were taken to San Antonio, Texas for interment where they were laid beside his father, Fred Horton, who died about twenty years ago.
Carl married Ida Mary Marquardt on January 23, 1900.
They had two daughters:
Bettie and Ella Mae
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The Rushville Times, February 5, 1920
Died without a moment's warning - Carl Horton, son of Fred and Bettie Horton and nephew of Mrs. C. B. Strong of Pleasantview and John D. Horton of Littleton, died suddenly Jan. 14th at his home in Beaumont, Texas. He was employed as railroad engineer and fell dead while oiling his engine. Deceased was born in Dayton, Nevada about 1864. He leaves to mourn his death a wife and two little girls, ten and fifteen years of age. The remains were taken to San Antonio, Texas for interment where they were laid beside his father, Fred Horton, who died about twenty years ago.
Son of Frederick & Bettie K. Powers Horton
Carl married Ida Mary Marquardt on January 23, 1900.
They had two daughters:
Bettie and Ella Mae
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The Rushville Times, February 5, 1920
Died without a moment's warning - Carl Horton, son of Fred and Bettie Horton and nephew of Mrs. C. B. Strong of Pleasantview and John D. Horton of Littleton, died suddenly Jan. 14th at his home in Beaumont, Texas. He was employed as railroad engineer and fell dead while oiling his engine. Deceased was born in Dayton, Nevada about 1864. He leaves to mourn his death a wife and two little girls, ten and fifteen years of age. The remains were taken to San Antonio, Texas for interment where they were laid beside his father, Fred Horton, who died about twenty years ago.
Carl married Ida Mary Marquardt on January 23, 1900.
They had two daughters:
Bettie and Ella Mae
----------------
The Rushville Times, February 5, 1920
Died without a moment's warning - Carl Horton, son of Fred and Bettie Horton and nephew of Mrs. C. B. Strong of Pleasantview and John D. Horton of Littleton, died suddenly Jan. 14th at his home in Beaumont, Texas. He was employed as railroad engineer and fell dead while oiling his engine. Deceased was born in Dayton, Nevada about 1864. He leaves to mourn his death a wife and two little girls, ten and fifteen years of age. The remains were taken to San Antonio, Texas for interment where they were laid beside his father, Fred Horton, who died about twenty years ago.
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Headstone shows year of birth as 1870, but there are two different years of birth on other records.
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