daughter of John Alexander Hamilton Thurman - Sarah Ann Milam
On 15 April 1900, H.E. Conklin married Nancy Jane Priest.
Mrs. H.E. Conklin, 78, former resident of Olney, Young County, Texas and sister to Mrs. Fred Graham, died in Round Timbers at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bill Smith.
Mrs. Conklin's husband, who died in 1947, was formerly with the State Highway Department in Young County.
Funeral services were held in Round Timbers.
Survived by five sisters; two brothers, daughter - Mrs. W.W. Smith.
female, white, widow
Homemaker
died 20 miles southeast of Seymour, Texas
Informant - Mrs. W.W. Smith
senility
On 15 April 1900, H.E. Conklin married Nancy Jane Priest.
Mrs. H.E. Conklin, 78, former resident of Olney, Young County, Texas and sister to Mrs. Fred Graham, died in Round Timbers at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bill Smith.
Mrs. Conklin's husband, who died in 1947, was formerly with the State Highway Department in Young County.
Funeral services were held in Round Timbers.
Survived by five sisters; two brothers, daughter - Mrs. W.W. Smith.
female, white, widow
Homemaker
died 20 miles southeast of Seymour, Texas
Informant - Mrs. W.W. Smith
senility
daughter of John Alexander Hamilton Thurman - Sarah Ann Milam
On 15 April 1900, H.E. Conklin married Nancy Jane Priest.
Mrs. H.E. Conklin, 78, former resident of Olney, Young County, Texas and sister to Mrs. Fred Graham, died in Round Timbers at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bill Smith.
Mrs. Conklin's husband, who died in 1947, was formerly with the State Highway Department in Young County.
Funeral services were held in Round Timbers.
Survived by five sisters; two brothers, daughter - Mrs. W.W. Smith.
female, white, widow
Homemaker
died 20 miles southeast of Seymour, Texas
Informant - Mrs. W.W. Smith
senility
On 15 April 1900, H.E. Conklin married Nancy Jane Priest.
Mrs. H.E. Conklin, 78, former resident of Olney, Young County, Texas and sister to Mrs. Fred Graham, died in Round Timbers at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bill Smith.
Mrs. Conklin's husband, who died in 1947, was formerly with the State Highway Department in Young County.
Funeral services were held in Round Timbers.
Survived by five sisters; two brothers, daughter - Mrs. W.W. Smith.
female, white, widow
Homemaker
died 20 miles southeast of Seymour, Texas
Informant - Mrs. W.W. Smith
senility
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