Mrs. Susan A. Enlow, 82, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Coburn of Haskell on Wednesday. The remains were brought to Bryson and interred in the Cottonwood Cemetery. Services were conducted by Elder Fitzgerald, minister of the Church of Christ at Mineral Wells, of which she was a member.
Mrs. Enlow had been a resident of Jack County for many years. She raised a large family of sons and daughters. Three sons and two daughters, who are Walker Enlow, Albert Enlow, George Enlow, Mrs. Tom J. Jones, Mrs. Hugh Coburn; a large number of grandchildren; and other relatives survive her.
The Jacksboro Gazette
May 27, 1926
front page
Mrs. Enlow had been a resident of Jack County for many years. She raised a large family of sons and daughters. Three sons and two daughters, who are Walker Enlow, Albert Enlow, George Enlow, Mrs. Tom J. Jones, Mrs. Hugh Coburn; a large number of grandchildren; and other relatives survive her.
The Jacksboro Gazette
May 27, 1926
front page
Mrs. Susan A. Enlow, 82, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Coburn of Haskell on Wednesday. The remains were brought to Bryson and interred in the Cottonwood Cemetery. Services were conducted by Elder Fitzgerald, minister of the Church of Christ at Mineral Wells, of which she was a member.
Mrs. Enlow had been a resident of Jack County for many years. She raised a large family of sons and daughters. Three sons and two daughters, who are Walker Enlow, Albert Enlow, George Enlow, Mrs. Tom J. Jones, Mrs. Hugh Coburn; a large number of grandchildren; and other relatives survive her.
The Jacksboro Gazette
May 27, 1926
front page
Mrs. Enlow had been a resident of Jack County for many years. She raised a large family of sons and daughters. Three sons and two daughters, who are Walker Enlow, Albert Enlow, George Enlow, Mrs. Tom J. Jones, Mrs. Hugh Coburn; a large number of grandchildren; and other relatives survive her.
The Jacksboro Gazette
May 27, 1926
front page
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