Armstead W Hooten
Born Feb 28 1851 in Tenn.
Died June 20, 1929 in Stamford, Jones TX
Married Margaret Elizabeth Harris 5-22-1892 in Johnson Co., TX
Divorced, Carpenter
Informant John Hogan
Texas Death Certificate & Ancestry.com
contributed by Don Haynes
Services for A.W. Hooten, 78, were held at the home of John Hogan officiated by M.B. Harris of Stamford Central Christian Church. Mr. Hooten died at the home of John Hogan.
A.W. Hooten and his family moved to Jones County in 1897. He was a carpenter.
Survived by one daughter; one son.
Kinney Funeral Home Records.
contributed by Dorman Holub - May, 2014
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Armstead Hooten (40385928)
A.W. Hooten, who settled on his farm on California Creek before Stamford was founded died in Stamford Thursday, June 20, at the age of 78 years. It was some 32 years ago that Mr. Hooten came to this country. After the city was laid out, he came to the new town to make his home and resided here until his death.
Mr. Hooten was born in Tennessee, February 28, 1851. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. John Hogan of Stamford and one son by another marriage, Charlie Hooten, who is in the United States Navy, stationed in the Hawaiian Islands.
Funeral services were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan Friday, June 21, conducted by the Rev. M.B. Harris, pastor of the Central Christian Church. Interment was made in Highland cemetery. Funeral was directed by the Kinney Undertaking Company.
The Stamford American
Friday, June 28, 1929
Volume 6, Number 11
Contributor: Searchers of our Past - January, 2020
Born Feb 28 1851 in Tenn.
Died June 20, 1929 in Stamford, Jones TX
Married Margaret Elizabeth Harris 5-22-1892 in Johnson Co., TX
Divorced, Carpenter
Informant John Hogan
Texas Death Certificate & Ancestry.com
contributed by Don Haynes
Services for A.W. Hooten, 78, were held at the home of John Hogan officiated by M.B. Harris of Stamford Central Christian Church. Mr. Hooten died at the home of John Hogan.
A.W. Hooten and his family moved to Jones County in 1897. He was a carpenter.
Survived by one daughter; one son.
Kinney Funeral Home Records.
contributed by Dorman Holub - May, 2014
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Armstead Hooten (40385928)
A.W. Hooten, who settled on his farm on California Creek before Stamford was founded died in Stamford Thursday, June 20, at the age of 78 years. It was some 32 years ago that Mr. Hooten came to this country. After the city was laid out, he came to the new town to make his home and resided here until his death.
Mr. Hooten was born in Tennessee, February 28, 1851. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. John Hogan of Stamford and one son by another marriage, Charlie Hooten, who is in the United States Navy, stationed in the Hawaiian Islands.
Funeral services were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan Friday, June 21, conducted by the Rev. M.B. Harris, pastor of the Central Christian Church. Interment was made in Highland cemetery. Funeral was directed by the Kinney Undertaking Company.
The Stamford American
Friday, June 28, 1929
Volume 6, Number 11
Contributor: Searchers of our Past - January, 2020
Armstead W Hooten
Born Feb 28 1851 in Tenn.
Died June 20, 1929 in Stamford, Jones TX
Married Margaret Elizabeth Harris 5-22-1892 in Johnson Co., TX
Divorced, Carpenter
Informant John Hogan
Texas Death Certificate & Ancestry.com
contributed by Don Haynes
Services for A.W. Hooten, 78, were held at the home of John Hogan officiated by M.B. Harris of Stamford Central Christian Church. Mr. Hooten died at the home of John Hogan.
A.W. Hooten and his family moved to Jones County in 1897. He was a carpenter.
Survived by one daughter; one son.
Kinney Funeral Home Records.
contributed by Dorman Holub - May, 2014
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Armstead Hooten (40385928)
A.W. Hooten, who settled on his farm on California Creek before Stamford was founded died in Stamford Thursday, June 20, at the age of 78 years. It was some 32 years ago that Mr. Hooten came to this country. After the city was laid out, he came to the new town to make his home and resided here until his death.
Mr. Hooten was born in Tennessee, February 28, 1851. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. John Hogan of Stamford and one son by another marriage, Charlie Hooten, who is in the United States Navy, stationed in the Hawaiian Islands.
Funeral services were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan Friday, June 21, conducted by the Rev. M.B. Harris, pastor of the Central Christian Church. Interment was made in Highland cemetery. Funeral was directed by the Kinney Undertaking Company.
The Stamford American
Friday, June 28, 1929
Volume 6, Number 11
Contributor: Searchers of our Past - January, 2020
Born Feb 28 1851 in Tenn.
Died June 20, 1929 in Stamford, Jones TX
Married Margaret Elizabeth Harris 5-22-1892 in Johnson Co., TX
Divorced, Carpenter
Informant John Hogan
Texas Death Certificate & Ancestry.com
contributed by Don Haynes
Services for A.W. Hooten, 78, were held at the home of John Hogan officiated by M.B. Harris of Stamford Central Christian Church. Mr. Hooten died at the home of John Hogan.
A.W. Hooten and his family moved to Jones County in 1897. He was a carpenter.
Survived by one daughter; one son.
Kinney Funeral Home Records.
contributed by Dorman Holub - May, 2014
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Armstead Hooten (40385928)
A.W. Hooten, who settled on his farm on California Creek before Stamford was founded died in Stamford Thursday, June 20, at the age of 78 years. It was some 32 years ago that Mr. Hooten came to this country. After the city was laid out, he came to the new town to make his home and resided here until his death.
Mr. Hooten was born in Tennessee, February 28, 1851. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. John Hogan of Stamford and one son by another marriage, Charlie Hooten, who is in the United States Navy, stationed in the Hawaiian Islands.
Funeral services were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan Friday, June 21, conducted by the Rev. M.B. Harris, pastor of the Central Christian Church. Interment was made in Highland cemetery. Funeral was directed by the Kinney Undertaking Company.
The Stamford American
Friday, June 28, 1929
Volume 6, Number 11
Contributor: Searchers of our Past - January, 2020
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