Funeral Services Held Friday for Dr. S.B. McLeary
Funeral services for Dr. S. B. McLeary, 74, well known Colorado County physician, were held Fridaymorning at ten o'clock at the family residence here, Rev.Frank D. Charlton officiating. Burial followed in Odd Fellows Cemetery in Weimar, Columbus Funeral Homedirecting.
Dr. McLeary was born in Columbus, the sonof Dr. and Mrs. William T. McLeary. He attended BinghamSchool in North Carolina, the University of Texas, where hewas a member Sigma Chi fraternity, and received his medicaldegree from Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia,Pa.
Survivors include his widow, a daughter,Miss Elizabeth McLeary of Columbus; a son, Kindred McLearyof Pittsburgh; three sisters, Misses Maude, Douglas and EnidMcLeary of Weimar.
In the passing of Dr. McLeary the lastlink in a chain of family doctors was broken. Dr. Samuel D.McLeary practiced in Wildwood and Osage vicinities from1856, Dr. Will T. McLeary practiced in Columbus from 1866and in Weimar from 1867 to 1903. Others were Dr. H. S. Clarkof Lavaca County his son, Dr. I E. Clark of Schulenburg (hiswife, Ella Wolters, survives), Dr. C. O. Weller of Austinand his two sons, Drs. Clarence and Burford Weller ofAustin, Dr. Jesse McLeary Burford of Independence, Texas, and Dr. David McLeary, brother of Dr. W. T. McLeary ofSalisbury, Tenn.
Pallbearers were L. S. Lawrence, W. L.Nesbitt, Ned Burford, A. I. Chapman, L. Waldvogel and TannerWalker.
Honorary pallbearers were the friends ofthe family.
Colorado County Citizen, April 10,1941
Funeral services for Dr. S. B. McLeary, 74, well known Colorado County physician, were held Fridaymorning at ten o'clock at the family residence here, Rev.Frank D. Charlton officiating. Burial followed in Odd Fellows Cemetery in Weimar, Columbus Funeral Homedirecting.
Dr. McLeary was born in Columbus, the sonof Dr. and Mrs. William T. McLeary. He attended BinghamSchool in North Carolina, the University of Texas, where hewas a member Sigma Chi fraternity, and received his medicaldegree from Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia,Pa.
Survivors include his widow, a daughter,Miss Elizabeth McLeary of Columbus; a son, Kindred McLearyof Pittsburgh; three sisters, Misses Maude, Douglas and EnidMcLeary of Weimar.
In the passing of Dr. McLeary the lastlink in a chain of family doctors was broken. Dr. Samuel D.McLeary practiced in Wildwood and Osage vicinities from1856, Dr. Will T. McLeary practiced in Columbus from 1866and in Weimar from 1867 to 1903. Others were Dr. H. S. Clarkof Lavaca County his son, Dr. I E. Clark of Schulenburg (hiswife, Ella Wolters, survives), Dr. C. O. Weller of Austinand his two sons, Drs. Clarence and Burford Weller ofAustin, Dr. Jesse McLeary Burford of Independence, Texas, and Dr. David McLeary, brother of Dr. W. T. McLeary ofSalisbury, Tenn.
Pallbearers were L. S. Lawrence, W. L.Nesbitt, Ned Burford, A. I. Chapman, L. Waldvogel and TannerWalker.
Honorary pallbearers were the friends ofthe family.
Colorado County Citizen, April 10,1941
Funeral Services Held Friday for Dr. S.B. McLeary
Funeral services for Dr. S. B. McLeary, 74, well known Colorado County physician, were held Fridaymorning at ten o'clock at the family residence here, Rev.Frank D. Charlton officiating. Burial followed in Odd Fellows Cemetery in Weimar, Columbus Funeral Homedirecting.
Dr. McLeary was born in Columbus, the sonof Dr. and Mrs. William T. McLeary. He attended BinghamSchool in North Carolina, the University of Texas, where hewas a member Sigma Chi fraternity, and received his medicaldegree from Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia,Pa.
Survivors include his widow, a daughter,Miss Elizabeth McLeary of Columbus; a son, Kindred McLearyof Pittsburgh; three sisters, Misses Maude, Douglas and EnidMcLeary of Weimar.
In the passing of Dr. McLeary the lastlink in a chain of family doctors was broken. Dr. Samuel D.McLeary practiced in Wildwood and Osage vicinities from1856, Dr. Will T. McLeary practiced in Columbus from 1866and in Weimar from 1867 to 1903. Others were Dr. H. S. Clarkof Lavaca County his son, Dr. I E. Clark of Schulenburg (hiswife, Ella Wolters, survives), Dr. C. O. Weller of Austinand his two sons, Drs. Clarence and Burford Weller ofAustin, Dr. Jesse McLeary Burford of Independence, Texas, and Dr. David McLeary, brother of Dr. W. T. McLeary ofSalisbury, Tenn.
Pallbearers were L. S. Lawrence, W. L.Nesbitt, Ned Burford, A. I. Chapman, L. Waldvogel and TannerWalker.
Honorary pallbearers were the friends ofthe family.
Colorado County Citizen, April 10,1941
Funeral services for Dr. S. B. McLeary, 74, well known Colorado County physician, were held Fridaymorning at ten o'clock at the family residence here, Rev.Frank D. Charlton officiating. Burial followed in Odd Fellows Cemetery in Weimar, Columbus Funeral Homedirecting.
Dr. McLeary was born in Columbus, the sonof Dr. and Mrs. William T. McLeary. He attended BinghamSchool in North Carolina, the University of Texas, where hewas a member Sigma Chi fraternity, and received his medicaldegree from Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia,Pa.
Survivors include his widow, a daughter,Miss Elizabeth McLeary of Columbus; a son, Kindred McLearyof Pittsburgh; three sisters, Misses Maude, Douglas and EnidMcLeary of Weimar.
In the passing of Dr. McLeary the lastlink in a chain of family doctors was broken. Dr. Samuel D.McLeary practiced in Wildwood and Osage vicinities from1856, Dr. Will T. McLeary practiced in Columbus from 1866and in Weimar from 1867 to 1903. Others were Dr. H. S. Clarkof Lavaca County his son, Dr. I E. Clark of Schulenburg (hiswife, Ella Wolters, survives), Dr. C. O. Weller of Austinand his two sons, Drs. Clarence and Burford Weller ofAustin, Dr. Jesse McLeary Burford of Independence, Texas, and Dr. David McLeary, brother of Dr. W. T. McLeary ofSalisbury, Tenn.
Pallbearers were L. S. Lawrence, W. L.Nesbitt, Ned Burford, A. I. Chapman, L. Waldvogel and TannerWalker.
Honorary pallbearers were the friends ofthe family.
Colorado County Citizen, April 10,1941
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