Daughter of Abraham O. Hamon &
1st wife Sarah [Withers] Hamon
Wife of Serre DuBose
Married 1882
Gonzales Co., Texas
Mother of:
Joseph Serre DuBose
Carl Louis DuBose
William Kent DuBose
Warren L. DuBose
Albert Clem DuBose
Sarah May DuBose
Fred DuBose
Perle Alice [DuBose] Hinton
OBITUARY: Courtesy of Cindy S Munson
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer March 10, 1938
Mrs. Serve DuBose
Born Jan. 24, 1864 Died Feb. 28, 1938
A beautiful last tribute was paid the memory of Mrs. Serve DuBose on Tuesday afternoon March 1, funeral services were held at the home of her daughter Mrs. George Hinton with scores of loved ones and friends in attendance. Her death came after two years of ill health and three weeks of critical illness.
Rev. K. C. Minter, pastor of the First Methodist church of Gonzales, conducted the services, assisted by Rev. Hal C. Wings, pastor of the First Baptist church and Rev. C. M. Campbell, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Rev. Minter read the 23rd Psalm, a part of the 8th chapter of Romans and the 15th chapter of Corinthians. In a beautiful worded eulogy he paid high tribute to the high character and fine womanly traits of the deceased, that had made her beloved and respected by all who were privileged to know her. Rev. Wings lead in prayer opening the services and Rev. Campbell read the scripture and also lead in prayer.
Two beautiful old hymns sang during the funeral service of Mrs. DuBose mother by her request, were rendered by the choir, "Sweet Bye and Bye" and " Jesus Lover of My Soul". Another hymn was "Abide With Me."
Interment was in the DuBose-Haven cemetery, where the new made mound was banked high with fragrant and beautiful flowers that were sent by friends and relatives both at home and afar. Each floral offering being a meaningful token of high esteem and love for the deceased and a message of sympathy for the bereaved ones.
Active pall bearers were Warren DuBose, Fred Thulemeyer, Robert Miller, Lee Hinton, Dick Steen and Horace Wood.
Mrs. DuBose was born at Hamon on January 24, 1864, a daughter of Judge and Mrs. A. O. Hamon, being Miss Mary Alice Hamon before her marriage on October 18, 1882 to Serre DuBose. DuBose passed on to his reward in 1928, ending 48 years of happy married life for the couple, who had brought into the world and reared six worthy sons and a talented and accomplished daughter, who now survive and honor the memory of their parents in death.
Mrs. DuBose at the age of 17 years affiliated with the Hamon Methodist church and throughout her entire life was known to be a consecrated Christian, aspiring to and upholding the highest ideals through her long and useful life. She spent most of the 74 years of her life in the community in which she was born. Her mother passed when Mrs. DuBose was but 16 years of age and after that sad occurrence she made her home with Mr. and Mrs. John DuBose until her marriage.
The seven children surviving Mrs. DuBose are Joe, Kent, Carl, Warren, Clem and Fred DuBose, and Mrs. George Hinton, formerly Miss Pearl DuBose.
She is survived also by her stepmother, Mrs. Annie Hamon, one brother Harry Hamon; one sister, Mrs. John DuBose; four stepbrothers, Hugh, John George and A. O. Hamon and on stepsister, Miss Ruth Hamon.
Included in the large number of friends and relatives that assembled to attend the last rites for Mrs. DuBose were the following out of town relatives: Mrs. Joe DuBose, Cuervo; Mr. and Mrs. Whit DuBose, Lockhart; Fred DuBose, Houston; and Mr. and Mrs. Stern DuBose of Freer, Texas.
A beautiful casket spray of pink carnations was the pretty floral tribute from the family.
Besides the many floral gifts from scores of friends and relatives in nearby sections were special tributes from the following: Mr. and Mrs. Whit DuBose, Lockhart; Gonzales Chapter O.E.S., Dorcas Bible Class, Southeast Gas Co.m Kloesel Motor Co., Teachers of Kokernot School, P.M. McBride, Houston, Seinor Class of Gonzales High School, the Peterson family, Kerrville, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. DuBose, Westhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tipps, Houston, and the Tipps Motor Company, Houston.
1st wife Sarah [Withers] Hamon
Wife of Serre DuBose
Married 1882
Gonzales Co., Texas
Mother of:
Joseph Serre DuBose
Carl Louis DuBose
William Kent DuBose
Warren L. DuBose
Albert Clem DuBose
Sarah May DuBose
Fred DuBose
Perle Alice [DuBose] Hinton
OBITUARY: Courtesy of Cindy S Munson
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer March 10, 1938
Mrs. Serve DuBose
Born Jan. 24, 1864 Died Feb. 28, 1938
A beautiful last tribute was paid the memory of Mrs. Serve DuBose on Tuesday afternoon March 1, funeral services were held at the home of her daughter Mrs. George Hinton with scores of loved ones and friends in attendance. Her death came after two years of ill health and three weeks of critical illness.
Rev. K. C. Minter, pastor of the First Methodist church of Gonzales, conducted the services, assisted by Rev. Hal C. Wings, pastor of the First Baptist church and Rev. C. M. Campbell, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Rev. Minter read the 23rd Psalm, a part of the 8th chapter of Romans and the 15th chapter of Corinthians. In a beautiful worded eulogy he paid high tribute to the high character and fine womanly traits of the deceased, that had made her beloved and respected by all who were privileged to know her. Rev. Wings lead in prayer opening the services and Rev. Campbell read the scripture and also lead in prayer.
Two beautiful old hymns sang during the funeral service of Mrs. DuBose mother by her request, were rendered by the choir, "Sweet Bye and Bye" and " Jesus Lover of My Soul". Another hymn was "Abide With Me."
Interment was in the DuBose-Haven cemetery, where the new made mound was banked high with fragrant and beautiful flowers that were sent by friends and relatives both at home and afar. Each floral offering being a meaningful token of high esteem and love for the deceased and a message of sympathy for the bereaved ones.
Active pall bearers were Warren DuBose, Fred Thulemeyer, Robert Miller, Lee Hinton, Dick Steen and Horace Wood.
Mrs. DuBose was born at Hamon on January 24, 1864, a daughter of Judge and Mrs. A. O. Hamon, being Miss Mary Alice Hamon before her marriage on October 18, 1882 to Serre DuBose. DuBose passed on to his reward in 1928, ending 48 years of happy married life for the couple, who had brought into the world and reared six worthy sons and a talented and accomplished daughter, who now survive and honor the memory of their parents in death.
Mrs. DuBose at the age of 17 years affiliated with the Hamon Methodist church and throughout her entire life was known to be a consecrated Christian, aspiring to and upholding the highest ideals through her long and useful life. She spent most of the 74 years of her life in the community in which she was born. Her mother passed when Mrs. DuBose was but 16 years of age and after that sad occurrence she made her home with Mr. and Mrs. John DuBose until her marriage.
The seven children surviving Mrs. DuBose are Joe, Kent, Carl, Warren, Clem and Fred DuBose, and Mrs. George Hinton, formerly Miss Pearl DuBose.
She is survived also by her stepmother, Mrs. Annie Hamon, one brother Harry Hamon; one sister, Mrs. John DuBose; four stepbrothers, Hugh, John George and A. O. Hamon and on stepsister, Miss Ruth Hamon.
Included in the large number of friends and relatives that assembled to attend the last rites for Mrs. DuBose were the following out of town relatives: Mrs. Joe DuBose, Cuervo; Mr. and Mrs. Whit DuBose, Lockhart; Fred DuBose, Houston; and Mr. and Mrs. Stern DuBose of Freer, Texas.
A beautiful casket spray of pink carnations was the pretty floral tribute from the family.
Besides the many floral gifts from scores of friends and relatives in nearby sections were special tributes from the following: Mr. and Mrs. Whit DuBose, Lockhart; Gonzales Chapter O.E.S., Dorcas Bible Class, Southeast Gas Co.m Kloesel Motor Co., Teachers of Kokernot School, P.M. McBride, Houston, Seinor Class of Gonzales High School, the Peterson family, Kerrville, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. DuBose, Westhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tipps, Houston, and the Tipps Motor Company, Houston.
Daughter of Abraham O. Hamon &
1st wife Sarah [Withers] Hamon
Wife of Serre DuBose
Married 1882
Gonzales Co., Texas
Mother of:
Joseph Serre DuBose
Carl Louis DuBose
William Kent DuBose
Warren L. DuBose
Albert Clem DuBose
Sarah May DuBose
Fred DuBose
Perle Alice [DuBose] Hinton
OBITUARY: Courtesy of Cindy S Munson
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer March 10, 1938
Mrs. Serve DuBose
Born Jan. 24, 1864 Died Feb. 28, 1938
A beautiful last tribute was paid the memory of Mrs. Serve DuBose on Tuesday afternoon March 1, funeral services were held at the home of her daughter Mrs. George Hinton with scores of loved ones and friends in attendance. Her death came after two years of ill health and three weeks of critical illness.
Rev. K. C. Minter, pastor of the First Methodist church of Gonzales, conducted the services, assisted by Rev. Hal C. Wings, pastor of the First Baptist church and Rev. C. M. Campbell, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Rev. Minter read the 23rd Psalm, a part of the 8th chapter of Romans and the 15th chapter of Corinthians. In a beautiful worded eulogy he paid high tribute to the high character and fine womanly traits of the deceased, that had made her beloved and respected by all who were privileged to know her. Rev. Wings lead in prayer opening the services and Rev. Campbell read the scripture and also lead in prayer.
Two beautiful old hymns sang during the funeral service of Mrs. DuBose mother by her request, were rendered by the choir, "Sweet Bye and Bye" and " Jesus Lover of My Soul". Another hymn was "Abide With Me."
Interment was in the DuBose-Haven cemetery, where the new made mound was banked high with fragrant and beautiful flowers that were sent by friends and relatives both at home and afar. Each floral offering being a meaningful token of high esteem and love for the deceased and a message of sympathy for the bereaved ones.
Active pall bearers were Warren DuBose, Fred Thulemeyer, Robert Miller, Lee Hinton, Dick Steen and Horace Wood.
Mrs. DuBose was born at Hamon on January 24, 1864, a daughter of Judge and Mrs. A. O. Hamon, being Miss Mary Alice Hamon before her marriage on October 18, 1882 to Serre DuBose. DuBose passed on to his reward in 1928, ending 48 years of happy married life for the couple, who had brought into the world and reared six worthy sons and a talented and accomplished daughter, who now survive and honor the memory of their parents in death.
Mrs. DuBose at the age of 17 years affiliated with the Hamon Methodist church and throughout her entire life was known to be a consecrated Christian, aspiring to and upholding the highest ideals through her long and useful life. She spent most of the 74 years of her life in the community in which she was born. Her mother passed when Mrs. DuBose was but 16 years of age and after that sad occurrence she made her home with Mr. and Mrs. John DuBose until her marriage.
The seven children surviving Mrs. DuBose are Joe, Kent, Carl, Warren, Clem and Fred DuBose, and Mrs. George Hinton, formerly Miss Pearl DuBose.
She is survived also by her stepmother, Mrs. Annie Hamon, one brother Harry Hamon; one sister, Mrs. John DuBose; four stepbrothers, Hugh, John George and A. O. Hamon and on stepsister, Miss Ruth Hamon.
Included in the large number of friends and relatives that assembled to attend the last rites for Mrs. DuBose were the following out of town relatives: Mrs. Joe DuBose, Cuervo; Mr. and Mrs. Whit DuBose, Lockhart; Fred DuBose, Houston; and Mr. and Mrs. Stern DuBose of Freer, Texas.
A beautiful casket spray of pink carnations was the pretty floral tribute from the family.
Besides the many floral gifts from scores of friends and relatives in nearby sections were special tributes from the following: Mr. and Mrs. Whit DuBose, Lockhart; Gonzales Chapter O.E.S., Dorcas Bible Class, Southeast Gas Co.m Kloesel Motor Co., Teachers of Kokernot School, P.M. McBride, Houston, Seinor Class of Gonzales High School, the Peterson family, Kerrville, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. DuBose, Westhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tipps, Houston, and the Tipps Motor Company, Houston.
1st wife Sarah [Withers] Hamon
Wife of Serre DuBose
Married 1882
Gonzales Co., Texas
Mother of:
Joseph Serre DuBose
Carl Louis DuBose
William Kent DuBose
Warren L. DuBose
Albert Clem DuBose
Sarah May DuBose
Fred DuBose
Perle Alice [DuBose] Hinton
OBITUARY: Courtesy of Cindy S Munson
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer March 10, 1938
Mrs. Serve DuBose
Born Jan. 24, 1864 Died Feb. 28, 1938
A beautiful last tribute was paid the memory of Mrs. Serve DuBose on Tuesday afternoon March 1, funeral services were held at the home of her daughter Mrs. George Hinton with scores of loved ones and friends in attendance. Her death came after two years of ill health and three weeks of critical illness.
Rev. K. C. Minter, pastor of the First Methodist church of Gonzales, conducted the services, assisted by Rev. Hal C. Wings, pastor of the First Baptist church and Rev. C. M. Campbell, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Rev. Minter read the 23rd Psalm, a part of the 8th chapter of Romans and the 15th chapter of Corinthians. In a beautiful worded eulogy he paid high tribute to the high character and fine womanly traits of the deceased, that had made her beloved and respected by all who were privileged to know her. Rev. Wings lead in prayer opening the services and Rev. Campbell read the scripture and also lead in prayer.
Two beautiful old hymns sang during the funeral service of Mrs. DuBose mother by her request, were rendered by the choir, "Sweet Bye and Bye" and " Jesus Lover of My Soul". Another hymn was "Abide With Me."
Interment was in the DuBose-Haven cemetery, where the new made mound was banked high with fragrant and beautiful flowers that were sent by friends and relatives both at home and afar. Each floral offering being a meaningful token of high esteem and love for the deceased and a message of sympathy for the bereaved ones.
Active pall bearers were Warren DuBose, Fred Thulemeyer, Robert Miller, Lee Hinton, Dick Steen and Horace Wood.
Mrs. DuBose was born at Hamon on January 24, 1864, a daughter of Judge and Mrs. A. O. Hamon, being Miss Mary Alice Hamon before her marriage on October 18, 1882 to Serre DuBose. DuBose passed on to his reward in 1928, ending 48 years of happy married life for the couple, who had brought into the world and reared six worthy sons and a talented and accomplished daughter, who now survive and honor the memory of their parents in death.
Mrs. DuBose at the age of 17 years affiliated with the Hamon Methodist church and throughout her entire life was known to be a consecrated Christian, aspiring to and upholding the highest ideals through her long and useful life. She spent most of the 74 years of her life in the community in which she was born. Her mother passed when Mrs. DuBose was but 16 years of age and after that sad occurrence she made her home with Mr. and Mrs. John DuBose until her marriage.
The seven children surviving Mrs. DuBose are Joe, Kent, Carl, Warren, Clem and Fred DuBose, and Mrs. George Hinton, formerly Miss Pearl DuBose.
She is survived also by her stepmother, Mrs. Annie Hamon, one brother Harry Hamon; one sister, Mrs. John DuBose; four stepbrothers, Hugh, John George and A. O. Hamon and on stepsister, Miss Ruth Hamon.
Included in the large number of friends and relatives that assembled to attend the last rites for Mrs. DuBose were the following out of town relatives: Mrs. Joe DuBose, Cuervo; Mr. and Mrs. Whit DuBose, Lockhart; Fred DuBose, Houston; and Mr. and Mrs. Stern DuBose of Freer, Texas.
A beautiful casket spray of pink carnations was the pretty floral tribute from the family.
Besides the many floral gifts from scores of friends and relatives in nearby sections were special tributes from the following: Mr. and Mrs. Whit DuBose, Lockhart; Gonzales Chapter O.E.S., Dorcas Bible Class, Southeast Gas Co.m Kloesel Motor Co., Teachers of Kokernot School, P.M. McBride, Houston, Seinor Class of Gonzales High School, the Peterson family, Kerrville, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. DuBose, Westhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tipps, Houston, and the Tipps Motor Company, Houston.
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