Thelma was the daughter of Samuel J. Ward and Ora Virginia Groseclose Ward. She lived in Amarillo and was married to James L. Bishop, who - according to family legend - was killed at work in 1941. He was the foreman of a cotton gin in Texas. Thelma never remarried, and continued to live in Amarillo.
Thelma and James had two children, a son and a daughter, and named them both for themselves:
James L. Bishop, Jr. "Buddy"
Thelma, who married a Mr. Courtland, and settled in Port Lavaca TX.
Thelma and James had two children, a son and a daughter, and named them both for themselves:
James L. Bishop, Jr. "Buddy"
Thelma, who married a Mr. Courtland, and settled in Port Lavaca TX.
Thelma was the daughter of Samuel J. Ward and Ora Virginia Groseclose Ward. She lived in Amarillo and was married to James L. Bishop, who - according to family legend - was killed at work in 1941. He was the foreman of a cotton gin in Texas. Thelma never remarried, and continued to live in Amarillo.
Thelma and James had two children, a son and a daughter, and named them both for themselves:
James L. Bishop, Jr. "Buddy"
Thelma, who married a Mr. Courtland, and settled in Port Lavaca TX.
Thelma and James had two children, a son and a daughter, and named them both for themselves:
James L. Bishop, Jr. "Buddy"
Thelma, who married a Mr. Courtland, and settled in Port Lavaca TX.
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