Son of Alfred Marian Fagg,(09/01/1848-04/14/17)and Mary Elizabeth Walker,(05/1849-04/28/1902).
Wesley Lon Fagg's obit:
W. L. Fagg, 64, former Pearl Street produce dealer, died in a private hospital here Thursday after a four-year illness.
He came to Dallas in early manhood from Navarro County, and started in the produce business. Mr. Fagg lived at 6132 Belmont. Survivors include five children, Ermond Fagg, Grover Fagg, Robert M. Fagg, Mrs. Letha Payne and Mrs. Gladys Wilson, all of Dallas; four brothers and three sisters.
Wesley Lon Fagg's obit:
W. L. Fagg, 64, former Pearl Street produce dealer, died in a private hospital here Thursday after a four-year illness.
He came to Dallas in early manhood from Navarro County, and started in the produce business. Mr. Fagg lived at 6132 Belmont. Survivors include five children, Ermond Fagg, Grover Fagg, Robert M. Fagg, Mrs. Letha Payne and Mrs. Gladys Wilson, all of Dallas; four brothers and three sisters.
Son of Alfred Marian Fagg,(09/01/1848-04/14/17)and Mary Elizabeth Walker,(05/1849-04/28/1902).
Wesley Lon Fagg's obit:
W. L. Fagg, 64, former Pearl Street produce dealer, died in a private hospital here Thursday after a four-year illness.
He came to Dallas in early manhood from Navarro County, and started in the produce business. Mr. Fagg lived at 6132 Belmont. Survivors include five children, Ermond Fagg, Grover Fagg, Robert M. Fagg, Mrs. Letha Payne and Mrs. Gladys Wilson, all of Dallas; four brothers and three sisters.
Wesley Lon Fagg's obit:
W. L. Fagg, 64, former Pearl Street produce dealer, died in a private hospital here Thursday after a four-year illness.
He came to Dallas in early manhood from Navarro County, and started in the produce business. Mr. Fagg lived at 6132 Belmont. Survivors include five children, Ermond Fagg, Grover Fagg, Robert M. Fagg, Mrs. Letha Payne and Mrs. Gladys Wilson, all of Dallas; four brothers and three sisters.
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