James Franklin Wylie b 04 Apr 1884 Montague County, Texas d 28 Jan 1934 Lubbock County, Texas son of
James Franklin Wylie 28 Aug 1840-31 Jan 1932 & Sarah Josephine Gingles b 09 Oct 1845 Cabarrus County, North Carolina d 04 Feb 1899 Forestburg, Montague County, Texas
married 26 Jul 1903 Cooke County, Texas to
Elizabeth May Burns b Elizabeth May Burns 18 May 1883 Mississippi d 01 Apr 1975 Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas daughter of
John Gingles and Martha Clementine Purviance
children of Jim & Lizzie were all born in Montague County:
Walter Bailey Wylie 13 Jun 1904-07 Jun 1961 Ft Worth, Texas
Cleta Mae Wylie Buck 23 Sep 1906-08 Feb 1974 Nacona, Texas
Doris Lucille Wylie Ward 01 Apr 1908-21 Aug 1989 Hale County, Texas
Mary Opal Wylie Emery 16 Jan 1911-30 Aug 1985 Lubbock, Texas
Joe Clinton Wylie 06 Jan 1912-14 Apr 1962 Lubbock, Texas
Odessa Lee Wylie Graves 14 Jul 1914-26 Feb 1999 Lubbock, Texas
Josephine Viola Wylie Davis 09 Jun 1916-26 Sep 2008 Amarillo, Texas
Franklin Woodrow Wylie 29 Oct 1918-30 Mar 1963 New Deal, Texas
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The Saint Jo Tribune
Saint Jo, Montague County, Texas
Friday, July 7, 1939
Former Hardy Resident Killed in Car Accident near Monroe, Texas by R. C. HANKINS,Avalanche-Journal Staff Writer
Abernathy, July 1: J. F. WYLIE, farmer living two miles north of the Monroe community and four miles south of Abernathy, was killed this morning when his automobile was struck by a train. The 55 year old man, who had farmed in that vicinity for 13 years, was more than 100 yards from his residence and was in route to his mail box and to town for ice when the train struck his car. Train officials said the train's whistle was in full blast and emergency brakes set and the bell ringing when Mr. Wylie's 1935 car was struck.His grandson, five year old PAUL JOE, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. WYLIE, was reputedly playing in the yard when his grandfather was struck. Conductor GEORGE Q. MCCARTY of Amarillo and R. W. MAUPIN also of Amarillo made reports to the Santa Fe officials Wylie made his third crop in the Monroe community. He was a member of the Methodist Church. He was born near Forestburg in Montague County. Survivors are his widow, two other sons, W. B. WYLIE of Rising Star, a teacher, and FRANKLIN WYLIE of the Monroe community; five daughters MRS. E. V. BUCK of Nocona, MRS.MARTIN GRAVES of Lubbock, MRS. W. L. DAVIS of Cone community near Ralls, MRS. R.E. MYERS and MRS. W. H. EMERY of Monroe; a brother G. O.WYLIE of Forestburg; a sister MRS. T. A. WORLEY of Slaton.
Funeral services were Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Church at Monroe. Mr.Wylie had lived most of his life around Forestburg and Hardy. His son BAILEY WYLIE taught at Peabody in 1936-37.
James Franklin Wylie 28 Aug 1840-31 Jan 1932 & Sarah Josephine Gingles b 09 Oct 1845 Cabarrus County, North Carolina d 04 Feb 1899 Forestburg, Montague County, Texas
married 26 Jul 1903 Cooke County, Texas to
Elizabeth May Burns b Elizabeth May Burns 18 May 1883 Mississippi d 01 Apr 1975 Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas daughter of
John Gingles and Martha Clementine Purviance
children of Jim & Lizzie were all born in Montague County:
Walter Bailey Wylie 13 Jun 1904-07 Jun 1961 Ft Worth, Texas
Cleta Mae Wylie Buck 23 Sep 1906-08 Feb 1974 Nacona, Texas
Doris Lucille Wylie Ward 01 Apr 1908-21 Aug 1989 Hale County, Texas
Mary Opal Wylie Emery 16 Jan 1911-30 Aug 1985 Lubbock, Texas
Joe Clinton Wylie 06 Jan 1912-14 Apr 1962 Lubbock, Texas
Odessa Lee Wylie Graves 14 Jul 1914-26 Feb 1999 Lubbock, Texas
Josephine Viola Wylie Davis 09 Jun 1916-26 Sep 2008 Amarillo, Texas
Franklin Woodrow Wylie 29 Oct 1918-30 Mar 1963 New Deal, Texas
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The Saint Jo Tribune
Saint Jo, Montague County, Texas
Friday, July 7, 1939
Former Hardy Resident Killed in Car Accident near Monroe, Texas by R. C. HANKINS,Avalanche-Journal Staff Writer
Abernathy, July 1: J. F. WYLIE, farmer living two miles north of the Monroe community and four miles south of Abernathy, was killed this morning when his automobile was struck by a train. The 55 year old man, who had farmed in that vicinity for 13 years, was more than 100 yards from his residence and was in route to his mail box and to town for ice when the train struck his car. Train officials said the train's whistle was in full blast and emergency brakes set and the bell ringing when Mr. Wylie's 1935 car was struck.His grandson, five year old PAUL JOE, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. WYLIE, was reputedly playing in the yard when his grandfather was struck. Conductor GEORGE Q. MCCARTY of Amarillo and R. W. MAUPIN also of Amarillo made reports to the Santa Fe officials Wylie made his third crop in the Monroe community. He was a member of the Methodist Church. He was born near Forestburg in Montague County. Survivors are his widow, two other sons, W. B. WYLIE of Rising Star, a teacher, and FRANKLIN WYLIE of the Monroe community; five daughters MRS. E. V. BUCK of Nocona, MRS.MARTIN GRAVES of Lubbock, MRS. W. L. DAVIS of Cone community near Ralls, MRS. R.E. MYERS and MRS. W. H. EMERY of Monroe; a brother G. O.WYLIE of Forestburg; a sister MRS. T. A. WORLEY of Slaton.
Funeral services were Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Church at Monroe. Mr.Wylie had lived most of his life around Forestburg and Hardy. His son BAILEY WYLIE taught at Peabody in 1936-37.
James Franklin Wylie b 04 Apr 1884 Montague County, Texas d 28 Jan 1934 Lubbock County, Texas son of
James Franklin Wylie 28 Aug 1840-31 Jan 1932 & Sarah Josephine Gingles b 09 Oct 1845 Cabarrus County, North Carolina d 04 Feb 1899 Forestburg, Montague County, Texas
married 26 Jul 1903 Cooke County, Texas to
Elizabeth May Burns b Elizabeth May Burns 18 May 1883 Mississippi d 01 Apr 1975 Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas daughter of
John Gingles and Martha Clementine Purviance
children of Jim & Lizzie were all born in Montague County:
Walter Bailey Wylie 13 Jun 1904-07 Jun 1961 Ft Worth, Texas
Cleta Mae Wylie Buck 23 Sep 1906-08 Feb 1974 Nacona, Texas
Doris Lucille Wylie Ward 01 Apr 1908-21 Aug 1989 Hale County, Texas
Mary Opal Wylie Emery 16 Jan 1911-30 Aug 1985 Lubbock, Texas
Joe Clinton Wylie 06 Jan 1912-14 Apr 1962 Lubbock, Texas
Odessa Lee Wylie Graves 14 Jul 1914-26 Feb 1999 Lubbock, Texas
Josephine Viola Wylie Davis 09 Jun 1916-26 Sep 2008 Amarillo, Texas
Franklin Woodrow Wylie 29 Oct 1918-30 Mar 1963 New Deal, Texas
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The Saint Jo Tribune
Saint Jo, Montague County, Texas
Friday, July 7, 1939
Former Hardy Resident Killed in Car Accident near Monroe, Texas by R. C. HANKINS,Avalanche-Journal Staff Writer
Abernathy, July 1: J. F. WYLIE, farmer living two miles north of the Monroe community and four miles south of Abernathy, was killed this morning when his automobile was struck by a train. The 55 year old man, who had farmed in that vicinity for 13 years, was more than 100 yards from his residence and was in route to his mail box and to town for ice when the train struck his car. Train officials said the train's whistle was in full blast and emergency brakes set and the bell ringing when Mr. Wylie's 1935 car was struck.His grandson, five year old PAUL JOE, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. WYLIE, was reputedly playing in the yard when his grandfather was struck. Conductor GEORGE Q. MCCARTY of Amarillo and R. W. MAUPIN also of Amarillo made reports to the Santa Fe officials Wylie made his third crop in the Monroe community. He was a member of the Methodist Church. He was born near Forestburg in Montague County. Survivors are his widow, two other sons, W. B. WYLIE of Rising Star, a teacher, and FRANKLIN WYLIE of the Monroe community; five daughters MRS. E. V. BUCK of Nocona, MRS.MARTIN GRAVES of Lubbock, MRS. W. L. DAVIS of Cone community near Ralls, MRS. R.E. MYERS and MRS. W. H. EMERY of Monroe; a brother G. O.WYLIE of Forestburg; a sister MRS. T. A. WORLEY of Slaton.
Funeral services were Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Church at Monroe. Mr.Wylie had lived most of his life around Forestburg and Hardy. His son BAILEY WYLIE taught at Peabody in 1936-37.
James Franklin Wylie 28 Aug 1840-31 Jan 1932 & Sarah Josephine Gingles b 09 Oct 1845 Cabarrus County, North Carolina d 04 Feb 1899 Forestburg, Montague County, Texas
married 26 Jul 1903 Cooke County, Texas to
Elizabeth May Burns b Elizabeth May Burns 18 May 1883 Mississippi d 01 Apr 1975 Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas daughter of
John Gingles and Martha Clementine Purviance
children of Jim & Lizzie were all born in Montague County:
Walter Bailey Wylie 13 Jun 1904-07 Jun 1961 Ft Worth, Texas
Cleta Mae Wylie Buck 23 Sep 1906-08 Feb 1974 Nacona, Texas
Doris Lucille Wylie Ward 01 Apr 1908-21 Aug 1989 Hale County, Texas
Mary Opal Wylie Emery 16 Jan 1911-30 Aug 1985 Lubbock, Texas
Joe Clinton Wylie 06 Jan 1912-14 Apr 1962 Lubbock, Texas
Odessa Lee Wylie Graves 14 Jul 1914-26 Feb 1999 Lubbock, Texas
Josephine Viola Wylie Davis 09 Jun 1916-26 Sep 2008 Amarillo, Texas
Franklin Woodrow Wylie 29 Oct 1918-30 Mar 1963 New Deal, Texas
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The Saint Jo Tribune
Saint Jo, Montague County, Texas
Friday, July 7, 1939
Former Hardy Resident Killed in Car Accident near Monroe, Texas by R. C. HANKINS,Avalanche-Journal Staff Writer
Abernathy, July 1: J. F. WYLIE, farmer living two miles north of the Monroe community and four miles south of Abernathy, was killed this morning when his automobile was struck by a train. The 55 year old man, who had farmed in that vicinity for 13 years, was more than 100 yards from his residence and was in route to his mail box and to town for ice when the train struck his car. Train officials said the train's whistle was in full blast and emergency brakes set and the bell ringing when Mr. Wylie's 1935 car was struck.His grandson, five year old PAUL JOE, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. WYLIE, was reputedly playing in the yard when his grandfather was struck. Conductor GEORGE Q. MCCARTY of Amarillo and R. W. MAUPIN also of Amarillo made reports to the Santa Fe officials Wylie made his third crop in the Monroe community. He was a member of the Methodist Church. He was born near Forestburg in Montague County. Survivors are his widow, two other sons, W. B. WYLIE of Rising Star, a teacher, and FRANKLIN WYLIE of the Monroe community; five daughters MRS. E. V. BUCK of Nocona, MRS.MARTIN GRAVES of Lubbock, MRS. W. L. DAVIS of Cone community near Ralls, MRS. R.E. MYERS and MRS. W. H. EMERY of Monroe; a brother G. O.WYLIE of Forestburg; a sister MRS. T. A. WORLEY of Slaton.
Funeral services were Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Church at Monroe. Mr.Wylie had lived most of his life around Forestburg and Hardy. His son BAILEY WYLIE taught at Peabody in 1936-37.
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