Daughter of Tom Shirley and Mary Elizabeth Birdwell. Married first to Frank B. Lollar on September 8, 1912 in Nacogdoches County, Texas.
Children:
Ola Lollar
Clarence Lollar
Ella May Lollar
Luverna Lollar
Hazel M Lollar
Married second to Oscar T Akin, sometime before the 1930 US Census.
She was a housewife, 72 years old, married, and a resident of Sand Hill Community, Rusk County, Texas for the past 70 years when she died. Informant was her son, Mr. Clarence Lollar; burial was January 4, 1963. Oakley-Metcalf was in charge of arrangements.
(Texas death certificate# 05181)
Children:
Ola Lollar
Clarence Lollar
Ella May Lollar
Luverna Lollar
Hazel M Lollar
Married second to Oscar T Akin, sometime before the 1930 US Census.
She was a housewife, 72 years old, married, and a resident of Sand Hill Community, Rusk County, Texas for the past 70 years when she died. Informant was her son, Mr. Clarence Lollar; burial was January 4, 1963. Oakley-Metcalf was in charge of arrangements.
(Texas death certificate# 05181)
Daughter of Tom Shirley and Mary Elizabeth Birdwell. Married first to Frank B. Lollar on September 8, 1912 in Nacogdoches County, Texas.
Children:
Ola Lollar
Clarence Lollar
Ella May Lollar
Luverna Lollar
Hazel M Lollar
Married second to Oscar T Akin, sometime before the 1930 US Census.
She was a housewife, 72 years old, married, and a resident of Sand Hill Community, Rusk County, Texas for the past 70 years when she died. Informant was her son, Mr. Clarence Lollar; burial was January 4, 1963. Oakley-Metcalf was in charge of arrangements.
(Texas death certificate# 05181)
Children:
Ola Lollar
Clarence Lollar
Ella May Lollar
Luverna Lollar
Hazel M Lollar
Married second to Oscar T Akin, sometime before the 1930 US Census.
She was a housewife, 72 years old, married, and a resident of Sand Hill Community, Rusk County, Texas for the past 70 years when she died. Informant was her son, Mr. Clarence Lollar; burial was January 4, 1963. Oakley-Metcalf was in charge of arrangements.
(Texas death certificate# 05181)
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