The Texas Spur newspaper September 16, 1910:
"A gloom was cast over our community Monday when a messenger came telling us that Will Fuqua was dead. Will was a noble young man with high aspirations and loved by all who knew him. A large procession followed the remains to the Tap cemetery Monday evening where he was laid to await the resurrection morn."
"A gloom was cast over our community Monday when a messenger came telling us that Will Fuqua was dead. Will was a noble young man with high aspirations and loved by all who knew him. A large procession followed the remains to the Tap cemetery Monday evening where he was laid to await the resurrection morn."
The Texas Spur newspaper September 16, 1910:
"A gloom was cast over our community Monday when a messenger came telling us that Will Fuqua was dead. Will was a noble young man with high aspirations and loved by all who knew him. A large procession followed the remains to the Tap cemetery Monday evening where he was laid to await the resurrection morn."
"A gloom was cast over our community Monday when a messenger came telling us that Will Fuqua was dead. Will was a noble young man with high aspirations and loved by all who knew him. A large procession followed the remains to the Tap cemetery Monday evening where he was laid to await the resurrection morn."
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ASLEEP IN
W. R. SON OF
N. B. & P. H.
FUQUA
BORN
APR. 6, 1883
DIED
SEP. 9, 1910
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