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Wesley Beatrice “Wessie” <I>Taylor</I> Fobbs

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Wesley Beatrice “Wessie” Taylor Fobbs

Birth
Wheeler Springs, Houston County, Texas, USA
Death
6 Sep 2003 (aged 82)
Crockett, Houston County, Texas, USA
Burial
Houston County, Texas, USA GPS-Latitude: 31.3970877, Longitude: -95.608651
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Mrs. Wesley Taylor Fobbs ,grew up in the Wheeler Springs Community , after graduating from High School in Crockett, Texas she went on to further her education and
recieved technical training in the medical field and provided medical care for many in Houston county.

She was active in the Wheeler Springs community with various organizations including the restoring of several historic building from the 19 century , the rock building
served as school Cafeteria, was started as a boarding house in (1930)
was also, used as canning center in 1910, a( log cabin) built in 1932, was used as a community center ....

Wheeler Springs School ( 1905 -1959)
In (1948) students started attending high school
@ Crockett Colored High.....

Wheeler Springs Baptist church established in 1885 organized in 1928.......


. The first building on this site was a old boarding House moved there from the property of Mrs. Millie Lewis she was the owner it was later replaced by the rock building. She Provided meals for the first settlers. Lack of funding prevented these projects from being completed. These buildings are located on land given to the community, by her father French Taylor. The Log cabin, is pictured in background of photo. This Community got its
Name "Wheeler Springs "from a bubbling spring located

on this property it was used to soak wagon wheel many years ago....( A great Historian)

She served on the Houston County Historical Commission for 32 years. Sponsored (4 ) Historical Markers...

First Black woman to run for school Board,
at Crockett I S D.........
Mrs. Wesley Taylor Fobbs ,grew up in the Wheeler Springs Community , after graduating from High School in Crockett, Texas she went on to further her education and
recieved technical training in the medical field and provided medical care for many in Houston county.

She was active in the Wheeler Springs community with various organizations including the restoring of several historic building from the 19 century , the rock building
served as school Cafeteria, was started as a boarding house in (1930)
was also, used as canning center in 1910, a( log cabin) built in 1932, was used as a community center ....

Wheeler Springs School ( 1905 -1959)
In (1948) students started attending high school
@ Crockett Colored High.....

Wheeler Springs Baptist church established in 1885 organized in 1928.......


. The first building on this site was a old boarding House moved there from the property of Mrs. Millie Lewis she was the owner it was later replaced by the rock building. She Provided meals for the first settlers. Lack of funding prevented these projects from being completed. These buildings are located on land given to the community, by her father French Taylor. The Log cabin, is pictured in background of photo. This Community got its
Name "Wheeler Springs "from a bubbling spring located

on this property it was used to soak wagon wheel many years ago....( A great Historian)

She served on the Houston County Historical Commission for 32 years. Sponsored (4 ) Historical Markers...

First Black woman to run for school Board,
at Crockett I S D.........


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