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Doby Fletcher Lowrance

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Doby Fletcher Lowrance

Birth
Teague, Freestone County, Texas, USA
Death
19 Jul 1950 (aged 67)
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA
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Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA Add to Map
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He was the son of David Albert and Milla Ellen Lipe Lowrance. His parents are buried in Buffalo Cemetery in Buffalo, TX. Doby married Clara Amanda Holland 4 December 1904 in Leon Co, TX.

OBITUARY: Dallas (TX) Morning News, 23 Jul 1950, Part I, p. 9:
Funeral services for Doby Fletcher Lowrance, 68, Dallas contractor, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday and Lamar & Smith Chapel, 800 West Jefferson. Burial will by in Five Mile Cemetery. Lowrance died Friday at his home, 619 Archer. A native of Buffalo, Leon County, Lowrance had been a building contractor since 1905. He moved to Dallas in 1910 from Teague, Freestone County. In addition to homes and private buildings, Lowrance had built a number of schools and gymnasiums at Sadler, Florence Hill, Hamilton, Star, Lometa, Sachse, Pleasant Grove and Duncanville. He is survived by his wife; two sons, W.W. (Wickie) Lowrance and Cecil J. Lowrance, both of Dallas; three daughters, Mrs. Irma Lou Smith and Miss Beverly Jeanne Lowrance, both of Dallas, and Mrs. Harvey M. Gattis, Wichita, Kan.; three sisters, Mrs. Byrdie Baker, Nixon, Gonzales County; Mrs. Emma Hutchison, Farmersville, Mrs. Etta Waltrip, Anthony, N.M.; three brother, Luther Lowrance, Houston; James Lowrance, Nixon, and W. Dee Lowrance, Kenedy, Karnes County; five grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Pallbearers will be W.E. Mobley, Will Campbell, Elwood Bentley, Bill Moore, Jack Frost, and W.D. Johnson.
He was the son of David Albert and Milla Ellen Lipe Lowrance. His parents are buried in Buffalo Cemetery in Buffalo, TX. Doby married Clara Amanda Holland 4 December 1904 in Leon Co, TX.

OBITUARY: Dallas (TX) Morning News, 23 Jul 1950, Part I, p. 9:
Funeral services for Doby Fletcher Lowrance, 68, Dallas contractor, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday and Lamar & Smith Chapel, 800 West Jefferson. Burial will by in Five Mile Cemetery. Lowrance died Friday at his home, 619 Archer. A native of Buffalo, Leon County, Lowrance had been a building contractor since 1905. He moved to Dallas in 1910 from Teague, Freestone County. In addition to homes and private buildings, Lowrance had built a number of schools and gymnasiums at Sadler, Florence Hill, Hamilton, Star, Lometa, Sachse, Pleasant Grove and Duncanville. He is survived by his wife; two sons, W.W. (Wickie) Lowrance and Cecil J. Lowrance, both of Dallas; three daughters, Mrs. Irma Lou Smith and Miss Beverly Jeanne Lowrance, both of Dallas, and Mrs. Harvey M. Gattis, Wichita, Kan.; three sisters, Mrs. Byrdie Baker, Nixon, Gonzales County; Mrs. Emma Hutchison, Farmersville, Mrs. Etta Waltrip, Anthony, N.M.; three brother, Luther Lowrance, Houston; James Lowrance, Nixon, and W. Dee Lowrance, Kenedy, Karnes County; five grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Pallbearers will be W.E. Mobley, Will Campbell, Elwood Bentley, Bill Moore, Jack Frost, and W.D. Johnson.

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