Alexander -- Bonner Alexander, 67 years old, died yesterday in a local sanitarium. He was a native of Texas and had been a resident of Dallas twenty years. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Misses Dorothy and Ruth; two brothers, Charles H. Alexander of San Antonio and G. W. Alexander of Dallas, and four sisters, Mrs. J. F. Self of Dallas, Mrs. T. N. Jones of Tyler and Mrs. Robert Homan and Miss Birdie Alexander of El Paso. Funeral service will be held at the home of the family, 4022 Gaston avenue, at 4 p.m. today with burial at Oakland Cemetery. The ballbearers will be W. H. Alexander, Charles H. Alexander, Jr., C.L. Alexander, Steegar Alexander, Vaughan Self, Alexander Self, and James Self.
(Dallas Morning News, August 28, 1920, pg 9)
Parents were George W. Alexander and Mary Jane Shores
(Dallas Morning News, August 28, 1920, pg 9)
Parents were George W. Alexander and Mary Jane Shores
Alexander -- Bonner Alexander, 67 years old, died yesterday in a local sanitarium. He was a native of Texas and had been a resident of Dallas twenty years. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Misses Dorothy and Ruth; two brothers, Charles H. Alexander of San Antonio and G. W. Alexander of Dallas, and four sisters, Mrs. J. F. Self of Dallas, Mrs. T. N. Jones of Tyler and Mrs. Robert Homan and Miss Birdie Alexander of El Paso. Funeral service will be held at the home of the family, 4022 Gaston avenue, at 4 p.m. today with burial at Oakland Cemetery. The ballbearers will be W. H. Alexander, Charles H. Alexander, Jr., C.L. Alexander, Steegar Alexander, Vaughan Self, Alexander Self, and James Self.
(Dallas Morning News, August 28, 1920, pg 9)
Parents were George W. Alexander and Mary Jane Shores
(Dallas Morning News, August 28, 1920, pg 9)
Parents were George W. Alexander and Mary Jane Shores
Family Members
Siblings
Half Siblings
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
