Joseph was the third of four sons born to Emeline Oxford and Joseph A. Slaight Sr. He married Mary L. Horan on 3 Jan 1898. Two known children was born into the marriage, one who died before June 1900 and one born in 1908.
Following is an obituary from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, dated February 19, 1909:
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J.A. Slaight Jr., aged 30 years, died Thursday night at 1416 Henderson Street. He is survived by his widow and one child. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Slaight Sr. of Trinity, were present at their son's bedside. Mr. Slaight has three brothers, Oscar and Lewis Slaight of Mart, and Robert Slaight of St. Louis. The deceased was a member of Houston Magnolia camp No. 13, Woodmen of the World. The remains will be escorted to the train Friday night or Saturday morning by the members of Lone Star camp of this city. Interment will be made in Houston.
Following is an obituary from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, dated February 19, 1909:
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J.A. Slaight Jr., aged 30 years, died Thursday night at 1416 Henderson Street. He is survived by his widow and one child. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Slaight Sr. of Trinity, were present at their son's bedside. Mr. Slaight has three brothers, Oscar and Lewis Slaight of Mart, and Robert Slaight of St. Louis. The deceased was a member of Houston Magnolia camp No. 13, Woodmen of the World. The remains will be escorted to the train Friday night or Saturday morning by the members of Lone Star camp of this city. Interment will be made in Houston.
Joseph was the third of four sons born to Emeline Oxford and Joseph A. Slaight Sr. He married Mary L. Horan on 3 Jan 1898. Two known children was born into the marriage, one who died before June 1900 and one born in 1908.
Following is an obituary from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, dated February 19, 1909:
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J.A. Slaight Jr., aged 30 years, died Thursday night at 1416 Henderson Street. He is survived by his widow and one child. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Slaight Sr. of Trinity, were present at their son's bedside. Mr. Slaight has three brothers, Oscar and Lewis Slaight of Mart, and Robert Slaight of St. Louis. The deceased was a member of Houston Magnolia camp No. 13, Woodmen of the World. The remains will be escorted to the train Friday night or Saturday morning by the members of Lone Star camp of this city. Interment will be made in Houston.
Following is an obituary from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, dated February 19, 1909:
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J.A. Slaight Jr., aged 30 years, died Thursday night at 1416 Henderson Street. He is survived by his widow and one child. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Slaight Sr. of Trinity, were present at their son's bedside. Mr. Slaight has three brothers, Oscar and Lewis Slaight of Mart, and Robert Slaight of St. Louis. The deceased was a member of Houston Magnolia camp No. 13, Woodmen of the World. The remains will be escorted to the train Friday night or Saturday morning by the members of Lone Star camp of this city. Interment will be made in Houston.
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