Archer County, Texas Cemeteries Archer Cemetery
Mary – after some research, this obituary seems to be for Nancy Andrews 52038382, but the dates don't match up. That could be an error in the newspaper report. Also, the obituary says she is Sarah, not Nancy, but people sometimes interchanged names. The other information seems to match up.
Death of Mrs. Andrews
Mrs. Will Clark received a message Thursday morning stating that her aunt, Mrs. Bob Andrews, had died of pneumonia in a hospital at Olney on that morning and would be buried in Archer City cemetery the following day.
As the weather was too cold and uncertain for Mrs. Clark to make the trip, her husband and her cousin, Mr. Dick Clark of Lebanon, left Friday morning to attend the funeral and arrived as the services were in progress.
Mrs. Andrews was formerly Miss Sarah Clark, a sister of the late Matt Clark, one of the old time well-known and highly respected citizens of this county. Mrs. Andrews went west soon after her marriage and had lived in Young and Archer counties for many years. Mr. Andrews passed away a few years ago and his widow now leaves a family of sons and daughters, all married, and who reside in that western country.
Source: The Frisco Journal, Collin County, Texas, January 13, 1928, page 4
Contributor: Mary H (47208424) • [email protected]
Mary – after some research, this obituary seems to be for Nancy Andrews 52038382, but the dates don't match up. That could be an error in the newspaper report. Also, the obituary says she is Sarah, not Nancy, but people sometimes interchanged names. The other information seems to match up.
Death of Mrs. Andrews
Mrs. Will Clark received a message Thursday morning stating that her aunt, Mrs. Bob Andrews, had died of pneumonia in a hospital at Olney on that morning and would be buried in Archer City cemetery the following day.
As the weather was too cold and uncertain for Mrs. Clark to make the trip, her husband and her cousin, Mr. Dick Clark of Lebanon, left Friday morning to attend the funeral and arrived as the services were in progress.
Mrs. Andrews was formerly Miss Sarah Clark, a sister of the late Matt Clark, one of the old time well-known and highly respected citizens of this county. Mrs. Andrews went west soon after her marriage and had lived in Young and Archer counties for many years. Mr. Andrews passed away a few years ago and his widow now leaves a family of sons and daughters, all married, and who reside in that western country.
Source: The Frisco Journal, Collin County, Texas, January 13, 1928, page 4
Contributor: Mary H (47208424) • [email protected]
Archer County, Texas Cemeteries Archer Cemetery
Mary – after some research, this obituary seems to be for Nancy Andrews 52038382, but the dates don't match up. That could be an error in the newspaper report. Also, the obituary says she is Sarah, not Nancy, but people sometimes interchanged names. The other information seems to match up.
Death of Mrs. Andrews
Mrs. Will Clark received a message Thursday morning stating that her aunt, Mrs. Bob Andrews, had died of pneumonia in a hospital at Olney on that morning and would be buried in Archer City cemetery the following day.
As the weather was too cold and uncertain for Mrs. Clark to make the trip, her husband and her cousin, Mr. Dick Clark of Lebanon, left Friday morning to attend the funeral and arrived as the services were in progress.
Mrs. Andrews was formerly Miss Sarah Clark, a sister of the late Matt Clark, one of the old time well-known and highly respected citizens of this county. Mrs. Andrews went west soon after her marriage and had lived in Young and Archer counties for many years. Mr. Andrews passed away a few years ago and his widow now leaves a family of sons and daughters, all married, and who reside in that western country.
Source: The Frisco Journal, Collin County, Texas, January 13, 1928, page 4
Contributor: Mary H (47208424) • [email protected]
Mary – after some research, this obituary seems to be for Nancy Andrews 52038382, but the dates don't match up. That could be an error in the newspaper report. Also, the obituary says she is Sarah, not Nancy, but people sometimes interchanged names. The other information seems to match up.
Death of Mrs. Andrews
Mrs. Will Clark received a message Thursday morning stating that her aunt, Mrs. Bob Andrews, had died of pneumonia in a hospital at Olney on that morning and would be buried in Archer City cemetery the following day.
As the weather was too cold and uncertain for Mrs. Clark to make the trip, her husband and her cousin, Mr. Dick Clark of Lebanon, left Friday morning to attend the funeral and arrived as the services were in progress.
Mrs. Andrews was formerly Miss Sarah Clark, a sister of the late Matt Clark, one of the old time well-known and highly respected citizens of this county. Mrs. Andrews went west soon after her marriage and had lived in Young and Archer counties for many years. Mr. Andrews passed away a few years ago and his widow now leaves a family of sons and daughters, all married, and who reside in that western country.
Source: The Frisco Journal, Collin County, Texas, January 13, 1928, page 4
Contributor: Mary H (47208424) • [email protected]
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