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Millard Fillmore Slaughter

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Millard Fillmore Slaughter

Birth
Georgia, USA
Death
19 Feb 1909 (aged 56)
Seymour, Baylor County, Texas, USA
Burial
Seymour, Baylor County, Texas, USA
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THE BAYLOR COUNTY BANNER March 5, 1909
M.F. SLAUGHTER
The subject of this sketch died on Thursday Feb 18, 1909 and was buried Friday in the Seymour cemetery. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. W.M. Lane of the Methodist church. Mr. Slaughter had been afflicted for a long time with Bright's disease. He went to Hot Springs, Arkansas, some time ago and was much benefitted. Coming back, however, he caught cold on the train and had been going down steadily since then.
The deceased came here about two years ago from Johnson county and had lived the past year on the Wiggins place west of town. He was formerly from Alabama and was from a prominent family. He leaves a wife and seven grown boys. His brother, J. W. Slaughter, a prominent citizen of Dallas, together with his wife, and also a son of Mr. Slaughter, were here to attend the funeral. The BANNER extends sympathy to the bereaved relatives.

Thanks to Diana Bryan Quinn for providing this obituary from her private collection of articles from the Banner.


He married Sarah Elizabeth (Sallie) Mallory on Dec 27, 1875 in Georgia. They had thirteen children. In addition to the eleven listed below they had two children that died as children and are buried somewhere in Alabama:
Miles L. Slaughter Dec 05, 1890 - Jan 10, 1891
Ula E. Slaughter Feb 13, 1894 - Sep 29, 1899
THE BAYLOR COUNTY BANNER March 5, 1909
M.F. SLAUGHTER
The subject of this sketch died on Thursday Feb 18, 1909 and was buried Friday in the Seymour cemetery. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. W.M. Lane of the Methodist church. Mr. Slaughter had been afflicted for a long time with Bright's disease. He went to Hot Springs, Arkansas, some time ago and was much benefitted. Coming back, however, he caught cold on the train and had been going down steadily since then.
The deceased came here about two years ago from Johnson county and had lived the past year on the Wiggins place west of town. He was formerly from Alabama and was from a prominent family. He leaves a wife and seven grown boys. His brother, J. W. Slaughter, a prominent citizen of Dallas, together with his wife, and also a son of Mr. Slaughter, were here to attend the funeral. The BANNER extends sympathy to the bereaved relatives.

Thanks to Diana Bryan Quinn for providing this obituary from her private collection of articles from the Banner.


He married Sarah Elizabeth (Sallie) Mallory on Dec 27, 1875 in Georgia. They had thirteen children. In addition to the eleven listed below they had two children that died as children and are buried somewhere in Alabama:
Miles L. Slaughter Dec 05, 1890 - Jan 10, 1891
Ula E. Slaughter Feb 13, 1894 - Sep 29, 1899

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