CAMBRAY
We feel a great loss in the death of one of our oldest friends and neighbors, William B. Wyatt, who passed away at his homestead early Sunday morning, November 29. Mr. Wyatt was taken with an acute attack of pneumonia and the sad end came after an illness of only a few days. He was attended by Dr. Moir of Deming and surrounded by his devoted family and friends. His patient endurance of his intense suffering which marked his last hours was a fitting close to a life spent in true Christian service. He was a devoted husband and loving father and his earnest Christian life was spent in untiring service to his fellow-men.
The Deming Headlight (Deming, New Mexico) 04 Dec 1914, Fri
An Old Resident Dead.
Mrs. Maggie Inman is in receipt of card from her cousin Mrs. Gertie Folks, informing her of the death of her uncle William Wyatt, a former resident of the Selma neighborhood He died in New Mexico, of pneumonia, last Sunday, and was buried Monday, by the Masonic order. Mr. Wyatt was a brother-in-law of Mr. D. B. Huggans. He lived near Selma many years, and had a large circle of friends, who will be very sorry to learn of his death.
The Evening Review (Garnett, Kansas) 03 Dec 1914, Thu
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Married Minerva J. Rucker on 22 May 1872 in Warren, Illinois. Together they had the following children:
Gertrude Wyatt (1873-1939) m. Albert Folks
Laura Wyatt (1877-1972) m1. Peter Kessler, m2. John Eichholtz
Mary Ethel Wyatt (1880-1963) m1. William Weatherman, m2. Theodore Penland, m3. Harry Brown
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The D. B. Huggans mentioned in the obituary is David B. Huggans m. Malinda Rucker.
We feel a great loss in the death of one of our oldest friends and neighbors, William B. Wyatt, who passed away at his homestead early Sunday morning, November 29. Mr. Wyatt was taken with an acute attack of pneumonia and the sad end came after an illness of only a few days. He was attended by Dr. Moir of Deming and surrounded by his devoted family and friends. His patient endurance of his intense suffering which marked his last hours was a fitting close to a life spent in true Christian service. He was a devoted husband and loving father and his earnest Christian life was spent in untiring service to his fellow-men.
The Deming Headlight (Deming, New Mexico) 04 Dec 1914, Fri
An Old Resident Dead.
Mrs. Maggie Inman is in receipt of card from her cousin Mrs. Gertie Folks, informing her of the death of her uncle William Wyatt, a former resident of the Selma neighborhood He died in New Mexico, of pneumonia, last Sunday, and was buried Monday, by the Masonic order. Mr. Wyatt was a brother-in-law of Mr. D. B. Huggans. He lived near Selma many years, and had a large circle of friends, who will be very sorry to learn of his death.
The Evening Review (Garnett, Kansas) 03 Dec 1914, Thu
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Married Minerva J. Rucker on 22 May 1872 in Warren, Illinois. Together they had the following children:
Gertrude Wyatt (1873-1939) m. Albert Folks
Laura Wyatt (1877-1972) m1. Peter Kessler, m2. John Eichholtz
Mary Ethel Wyatt (1880-1963) m1. William Weatherman, m2. Theodore Penland, m3. Harry Brown
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The D. B. Huggans mentioned in the obituary is David B. Huggans m. Malinda Rucker.
CAMBRAY
We feel a great loss in the death of one of our oldest friends and neighbors, William B. Wyatt, who passed away at his homestead early Sunday morning, November 29. Mr. Wyatt was taken with an acute attack of pneumonia and the sad end came after an illness of only a few days. He was attended by Dr. Moir of Deming and surrounded by his devoted family and friends. His patient endurance of his intense suffering which marked his last hours was a fitting close to a life spent in true Christian service. He was a devoted husband and loving father and his earnest Christian life was spent in untiring service to his fellow-men.
The Deming Headlight (Deming, New Mexico) 04 Dec 1914, Fri
An Old Resident Dead.
Mrs. Maggie Inman is in receipt of card from her cousin Mrs. Gertie Folks, informing her of the death of her uncle William Wyatt, a former resident of the Selma neighborhood He died in New Mexico, of pneumonia, last Sunday, and was buried Monday, by the Masonic order. Mr. Wyatt was a brother-in-law of Mr. D. B. Huggans. He lived near Selma many years, and had a large circle of friends, who will be very sorry to learn of his death.
The Evening Review (Garnett, Kansas) 03 Dec 1914, Thu
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Married Minerva J. Rucker on 22 May 1872 in Warren, Illinois. Together they had the following children:
Gertrude Wyatt (1873-1939) m. Albert Folks
Laura Wyatt (1877-1972) m1. Peter Kessler, m2. John Eichholtz
Mary Ethel Wyatt (1880-1963) m1. William Weatherman, m2. Theodore Penland, m3. Harry Brown
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The D. B. Huggans mentioned in the obituary is David B. Huggans m. Malinda Rucker.
We feel a great loss in the death of one of our oldest friends and neighbors, William B. Wyatt, who passed away at his homestead early Sunday morning, November 29. Mr. Wyatt was taken with an acute attack of pneumonia and the sad end came after an illness of only a few days. He was attended by Dr. Moir of Deming and surrounded by his devoted family and friends. His patient endurance of his intense suffering which marked his last hours was a fitting close to a life spent in true Christian service. He was a devoted husband and loving father and his earnest Christian life was spent in untiring service to his fellow-men.
The Deming Headlight (Deming, New Mexico) 04 Dec 1914, Fri
An Old Resident Dead.
Mrs. Maggie Inman is in receipt of card from her cousin Mrs. Gertie Folks, informing her of the death of her uncle William Wyatt, a former resident of the Selma neighborhood He died in New Mexico, of pneumonia, last Sunday, and was buried Monday, by the Masonic order. Mr. Wyatt was a brother-in-law of Mr. D. B. Huggans. He lived near Selma many years, and had a large circle of friends, who will be very sorry to learn of his death.
The Evening Review (Garnett, Kansas) 03 Dec 1914, Thu
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Married Minerva J. Rucker on 22 May 1872 in Warren, Illinois. Together they had the following children:
Gertrude Wyatt (1873-1939) m. Albert Folks
Laura Wyatt (1877-1972) m1. Peter Kessler, m2. John Eichholtz
Mary Ethel Wyatt (1880-1963) m1. William Weatherman, m2. Theodore Penland, m3. Harry Brown
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The D. B. Huggans mentioned in the obituary is David B. Huggans m. Malinda Rucker.
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