Amanda J. "Gran" Galloway moved as a bride in 1886 from Tennessee to Texas. She was a long standing member, and the oldest, of the Mesquite Baptist Church at the time of her death. She raised two step-sons Bedford and N.L. Galloway, a step-niece Mrs. Clara Bowser and an orphan George Willard. Her step-son B. F. Galloway was mayor of Mesquite.
She passed away after a short illness, although she had broken her hip twice and also her arm and had been semi-invalid for several years. Her husband Ben preceded her in death.
Obituary can be located on The Portal To Texas History. The Texas Mesquiter. Final Rites for "Gran" Galloway.
She passed away after a short illness, although she had broken her hip twice and also her arm and had been semi-invalid for several years. Her husband Ben preceded her in death.
Obituary can be located on The Portal To Texas History. The Texas Mesquiter. Final Rites for "Gran" Galloway.
Amanda J. "Gran" Galloway moved as a bride in 1886 from Tennessee to Texas. She was a long standing member, and the oldest, of the Mesquite Baptist Church at the time of her death. She raised two step-sons Bedford and N.L. Galloway, a step-niece Mrs. Clara Bowser and an orphan George Willard. Her step-son B. F. Galloway was mayor of Mesquite.
She passed away after a short illness, although she had broken her hip twice and also her arm and had been semi-invalid for several years. Her husband Ben preceded her in death.
Obituary can be located on The Portal To Texas History. The Texas Mesquiter. Final Rites for "Gran" Galloway.
She passed away after a short illness, although she had broken her hip twice and also her arm and had been semi-invalid for several years. Her husband Ben preceded her in death.
Obituary can be located on The Portal To Texas History. The Texas Mesquiter. Final Rites for "Gran" Galloway.
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The marker of Benjamin F. Galloway is directly to the left of this marker.
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