James Livingston Lipscomb was a physician and a member of the Masonic Lodge in Crockett, Texas. His son, William Chiles Lipscomb, was also a physician and a member of the Masonic Lodge in Crockett, Texas. James Livingston Lipscomb is in the 1860 United States Census and other census records in Crockett, Texas. He lived in Crockett until his death in 1897.
From the Crockett Weekly Courier, Friday December 31, 1897
Dr. James L. Lipscomb died suddenly last Sunday morning, 26 December, 2a.m. A strangling sound awakened his wife, who sent someone to call his son, Dr. W.C. Lipscomb. He was too late to save him from what he said was paralysis of the heart. The funeral was Monday, 27 December 1897 with the local Masonic Lodge in charge. The escort was from the Commandery, Royal Arch Chapter and Blue Lodge. The procession of citizens following them was long.
James Livingston Lipscomb married Mary E. Atmar on May 26, 1854 in Noxubee County, Mississippi.
From the Crockett Weekly Courier, Friday December 31, 1897
Dr. James L. Lipscomb died suddenly last Sunday morning, 26 December, 2a.m. A strangling sound awakened his wife, who sent someone to call his son, Dr. W.C. Lipscomb. He was too late to save him from what he said was paralysis of the heart. The funeral was Monday, 27 December 1897 with the local Masonic Lodge in charge. The escort was from the Commandery, Royal Arch Chapter and Blue Lodge. The procession of citizens following them was long.
James Livingston Lipscomb married Mary E. Atmar on May 26, 1854 in Noxubee County, Mississippi.
James Livingston Lipscomb was a physician and a member of the Masonic Lodge in Crockett, Texas. His son, William Chiles Lipscomb, was also a physician and a member of the Masonic Lodge in Crockett, Texas. James Livingston Lipscomb is in the 1860 United States Census and other census records in Crockett, Texas. He lived in Crockett until his death in 1897.
From the Crockett Weekly Courier, Friday December 31, 1897
Dr. James L. Lipscomb died suddenly last Sunday morning, 26 December, 2a.m. A strangling sound awakened his wife, who sent someone to call his son, Dr. W.C. Lipscomb. He was too late to save him from what he said was paralysis of the heart. The funeral was Monday, 27 December 1897 with the local Masonic Lodge in charge. The escort was from the Commandery, Royal Arch Chapter and Blue Lodge. The procession of citizens following them was long.
James Livingston Lipscomb married Mary E. Atmar on May 26, 1854 in Noxubee County, Mississippi.
From the Crockett Weekly Courier, Friday December 31, 1897
Dr. James L. Lipscomb died suddenly last Sunday morning, 26 December, 2a.m. A strangling sound awakened his wife, who sent someone to call his son, Dr. W.C. Lipscomb. He was too late to save him from what he said was paralysis of the heart. The funeral was Monday, 27 December 1897 with the local Masonic Lodge in charge. The escort was from the Commandery, Royal Arch Chapter and Blue Lodge. The procession of citizens following them was long.
James Livingston Lipscomb married Mary E. Atmar on May 26, 1854 in Noxubee County, Mississippi.
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