Funeral Home marker
Mrs Julia A Whorton Nugent
Born Nov 3, 1843 in Black Bottom, Webster Parish , LA
Died Feb 9, 1940 in Stamford, TX
Buried Feb 10, 1940 in Spring Creek
Age 96 Dau of Clem Whorton
info per Don Haynes
her family says her maiden name is Wharton - per Dorholub
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daughter of Clem Wharton
Services for Julia A. Nugent, 96, were held at Avoca Baptist with Rev. Joel Grimes, pastor and Rev. R.O. Browder officiating. Mrs. Nugent died at W.D. Kight home in Stamford. She was Stamford's oldest resident. Mrs. Nugent moved in with the W.D. Kight family in 1936. Mrs. Nugent used to help Mrs. Kight with her children.
Julia A. Wharton married Robert O. Nugent in 1861 in Louisiana. The couple moved to Texas by ox wagon in 1867, it took six weeks to arrive in Waco. The couple moved to Alexander in Erath County before moving to Jones County in 1901.
Mrs. Nugent was baptized by Dr. Rufus C. Burleson in the Brazos River, near Waco in 1868. Dr. Burleson was the first president of Baylor College.
Mrs. Nugent was preceded in death by four children.
Survived by two nephews - Henry Harwell and George Pilley; three nieces - Mrs. Clara Crews, Mrs. Edna Firsch, Mrs. Vera Bynum.
Kinney Funeral Home
Book 1939-1942, page 32
contributed by Dorman Holub - May, 2014
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Julia Nugent (46905575)
Both Robert Nugent and Miss Julia Wharton were raised in Louisiana and grew up in the same area. They moved to Texas in 1867, reaching Waco on 1 September 1867.
Mrs. Nugent became a member of the Baptist Church at Waco in 1868. She was baptized by Rev. Rufus Burleson in the Brazos River. Dr. Burleson was the first presidnt of Baylor College, which is now Baylor University. Mr. and Mrs. Nugent moved to Avoca some years ago.
The Stamford American
June 1, 1918
Contributor: Searchers of our Past - January, 2020
Mrs Julia A Whorton Nugent
Born Nov 3, 1843 in Black Bottom, Webster Parish , LA
Died Feb 9, 1940 in Stamford, TX
Buried Feb 10, 1940 in Spring Creek
Age 96 Dau of Clem Whorton
info per Don Haynes
her family says her maiden name is Wharton - per Dorholub
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daughter of Clem Wharton
Services for Julia A. Nugent, 96, were held at Avoca Baptist with Rev. Joel Grimes, pastor and Rev. R.O. Browder officiating. Mrs. Nugent died at W.D. Kight home in Stamford. She was Stamford's oldest resident. Mrs. Nugent moved in with the W.D. Kight family in 1936. Mrs. Nugent used to help Mrs. Kight with her children.
Julia A. Wharton married Robert O. Nugent in 1861 in Louisiana. The couple moved to Texas by ox wagon in 1867, it took six weeks to arrive in Waco. The couple moved to Alexander in Erath County before moving to Jones County in 1901.
Mrs. Nugent was baptized by Dr. Rufus C. Burleson in the Brazos River, near Waco in 1868. Dr. Burleson was the first president of Baylor College.
Mrs. Nugent was preceded in death by four children.
Survived by two nephews - Henry Harwell and George Pilley; three nieces - Mrs. Clara Crews, Mrs. Edna Firsch, Mrs. Vera Bynum.
Kinney Funeral Home
Book 1939-1942, page 32
contributed by Dorman Holub - May, 2014
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Julia Nugent (46905575)
Both Robert Nugent and Miss Julia Wharton were raised in Louisiana and grew up in the same area. They moved to Texas in 1867, reaching Waco on 1 September 1867.
Mrs. Nugent became a member of the Baptist Church at Waco in 1868. She was baptized by Rev. Rufus Burleson in the Brazos River. Dr. Burleson was the first presidnt of Baylor College, which is now Baylor University. Mr. and Mrs. Nugent moved to Avoca some years ago.
The Stamford American
June 1, 1918
Contributor: Searchers of our Past - January, 2020
Funeral Home marker
Mrs Julia A Whorton Nugent
Born Nov 3, 1843 in Black Bottom, Webster Parish , LA
Died Feb 9, 1940 in Stamford, TX
Buried Feb 10, 1940 in Spring Creek
Age 96 Dau of Clem Whorton
info per Don Haynes
her family says her maiden name is Wharton - per Dorholub
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daughter of Clem Wharton
Services for Julia A. Nugent, 96, were held at Avoca Baptist with Rev. Joel Grimes, pastor and Rev. R.O. Browder officiating. Mrs. Nugent died at W.D. Kight home in Stamford. She was Stamford's oldest resident. Mrs. Nugent moved in with the W.D. Kight family in 1936. Mrs. Nugent used to help Mrs. Kight with her children.
Julia A. Wharton married Robert O. Nugent in 1861 in Louisiana. The couple moved to Texas by ox wagon in 1867, it took six weeks to arrive in Waco. The couple moved to Alexander in Erath County before moving to Jones County in 1901.
Mrs. Nugent was baptized by Dr. Rufus C. Burleson in the Brazos River, near Waco in 1868. Dr. Burleson was the first president of Baylor College.
Mrs. Nugent was preceded in death by four children.
Survived by two nephews - Henry Harwell and George Pilley; three nieces - Mrs. Clara Crews, Mrs. Edna Firsch, Mrs. Vera Bynum.
Kinney Funeral Home
Book 1939-1942, page 32
contributed by Dorman Holub - May, 2014
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Julia Nugent (46905575)
Both Robert Nugent and Miss Julia Wharton were raised in Louisiana and grew up in the same area. They moved to Texas in 1867, reaching Waco on 1 September 1867.
Mrs. Nugent became a member of the Baptist Church at Waco in 1868. She was baptized by Rev. Rufus Burleson in the Brazos River. Dr. Burleson was the first presidnt of Baylor College, which is now Baylor University. Mr. and Mrs. Nugent moved to Avoca some years ago.
The Stamford American
June 1, 1918
Contributor: Searchers of our Past - January, 2020
Mrs Julia A Whorton Nugent
Born Nov 3, 1843 in Black Bottom, Webster Parish , LA
Died Feb 9, 1940 in Stamford, TX
Buried Feb 10, 1940 in Spring Creek
Age 96 Dau of Clem Whorton
info per Don Haynes
her family says her maiden name is Wharton - per Dorholub
-------------------------------------------------------------------
daughter of Clem Wharton
Services for Julia A. Nugent, 96, were held at Avoca Baptist with Rev. Joel Grimes, pastor and Rev. R.O. Browder officiating. Mrs. Nugent died at W.D. Kight home in Stamford. She was Stamford's oldest resident. Mrs. Nugent moved in with the W.D. Kight family in 1936. Mrs. Nugent used to help Mrs. Kight with her children.
Julia A. Wharton married Robert O. Nugent in 1861 in Louisiana. The couple moved to Texas by ox wagon in 1867, it took six weeks to arrive in Waco. The couple moved to Alexander in Erath County before moving to Jones County in 1901.
Mrs. Nugent was baptized by Dr. Rufus C. Burleson in the Brazos River, near Waco in 1868. Dr. Burleson was the first president of Baylor College.
Mrs. Nugent was preceded in death by four children.
Survived by two nephews - Henry Harwell and George Pilley; three nieces - Mrs. Clara Crews, Mrs. Edna Firsch, Mrs. Vera Bynum.
Kinney Funeral Home
Book 1939-1942, page 32
contributed by Dorman Holub - May, 2014
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Julia Nugent (46905575)
Both Robert Nugent and Miss Julia Wharton were raised in Louisiana and grew up in the same area. They moved to Texas in 1867, reaching Waco on 1 September 1867.
Mrs. Nugent became a member of the Baptist Church at Waco in 1868. She was baptized by Rev. Rufus Burleson in the Brazos River. Dr. Burleson was the first presidnt of Baylor College, which is now Baylor University. Mr. and Mrs. Nugent moved to Avoca some years ago.
The Stamford American
June 1, 1918
Contributor: Searchers of our Past - January, 2020
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