PINKERTON, Gilbert Andrew of San Marcos. Age 57. Died 12/30/1955 (Friday) following a heart attack. Services held (Sunday) at Pennington's Funeral Chapel in San Marcos and in Salty Methodist Church at 4 p.m. Burial in Salty cemetery. Rev. J.E. McDonald, pastor of the church, officiated in San Marcos with Thomas Hogan, Student of Southwest Texas Teachers College and a close friend of the family, in charge in Salty.
Mr. Pinkerton was BORN 7/31/1899 in Falls Co., near Rosebud. He moved with his parents, M/M. Horace Pinkerton to the Salty Comm. when a small boy. He grew to manhood in the Salty Comm. and joined the Salty Methodist Church in early childhood. Married Helen Brown on 4/8/1923. They had 4 children, 2 girls and 2 boys. In 1939 Mr. Pinkerton united with the San Marcos Christian Church, completing the unity of his family in that church.
SURVIVORS: Wife, Helen; 2 sons, Brown Pinkerton of Hearne and Harlin Pinkerton of Freeport; 2 daughters, Mrs. Alice Walker and Mrs. Helen Reinoshek of San Antonio; 5 granddaughters; 2 grandsons; 4 sisters, Mrs. Clarice Thorpe of Woodburn, OR., Mrs. Bertha Ogle of Sedan, KS., Mrs. Helen Wilson of Houston and Mrs. Pearl Williams of Milano.
Mr. Pinkerton was BORN 7/31/1899 in Falls Co., near Rosebud. He moved with his parents, M/M. Horace Pinkerton to the Salty Comm. when a small boy. He grew to manhood in the Salty Comm. and joined the Salty Methodist Church in early childhood. Married Helen Brown on 4/8/1923. They had 4 children, 2 girls and 2 boys. In 1939 Mr. Pinkerton united with the San Marcos Christian Church, completing the unity of his family in that church.
SURVIVORS: Wife, Helen; 2 sons, Brown Pinkerton of Hearne and Harlin Pinkerton of Freeport; 2 daughters, Mrs. Alice Walker and Mrs. Helen Reinoshek of San Antonio; 5 granddaughters; 2 grandsons; 4 sisters, Mrs. Clarice Thorpe of Woodburn, OR., Mrs. Bertha Ogle of Sedan, KS., Mrs. Helen Wilson of Houston and Mrs. Pearl Williams of Milano.
PINKERTON, Gilbert Andrew of San Marcos. Age 57. Died 12/30/1955 (Friday) following a heart attack. Services held (Sunday) at Pennington's Funeral Chapel in San Marcos and in Salty Methodist Church at 4 p.m. Burial in Salty cemetery. Rev. J.E. McDonald, pastor of the church, officiated in San Marcos with Thomas Hogan, Student of Southwest Texas Teachers College and a close friend of the family, in charge in Salty.
Mr. Pinkerton was BORN 7/31/1899 in Falls Co., near Rosebud. He moved with his parents, M/M. Horace Pinkerton to the Salty Comm. when a small boy. He grew to manhood in the Salty Comm. and joined the Salty Methodist Church in early childhood. Married Helen Brown on 4/8/1923. They had 4 children, 2 girls and 2 boys. In 1939 Mr. Pinkerton united with the San Marcos Christian Church, completing the unity of his family in that church.
SURVIVORS: Wife, Helen; 2 sons, Brown Pinkerton of Hearne and Harlin Pinkerton of Freeport; 2 daughters, Mrs. Alice Walker and Mrs. Helen Reinoshek of San Antonio; 5 granddaughters; 2 grandsons; 4 sisters, Mrs. Clarice Thorpe of Woodburn, OR., Mrs. Bertha Ogle of Sedan, KS., Mrs. Helen Wilson of Houston and Mrs. Pearl Williams of Milano.
Mr. Pinkerton was BORN 7/31/1899 in Falls Co., near Rosebud. He moved with his parents, M/M. Horace Pinkerton to the Salty Comm. when a small boy. He grew to manhood in the Salty Comm. and joined the Salty Methodist Church in early childhood. Married Helen Brown on 4/8/1923. They had 4 children, 2 girls and 2 boys. In 1939 Mr. Pinkerton united with the San Marcos Christian Church, completing the unity of his family in that church.
SURVIVORS: Wife, Helen; 2 sons, Brown Pinkerton of Hearne and Harlin Pinkerton of Freeport; 2 daughters, Mrs. Alice Walker and Mrs. Helen Reinoshek of San Antonio; 5 granddaughters; 2 grandsons; 4 sisters, Mrs. Clarice Thorpe of Woodburn, OR., Mrs. Bertha Ogle of Sedan, KS., Mrs. Helen Wilson of Houston and Mrs. Pearl Williams of Milano.
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