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Patrick Sylvester “Pat” Mapes

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Patrick Sylvester “Pat” Mapes

Birth
Ballinger, Runnels County, Texas, USA
Death
18 Jan 1959 (aged 68)
Dallas County, Texas, USA
Burial
San Angelo, Tom Green County, Texas, USA Add to Map
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Ex-Ballinger Man Dies; Rites Pend

BALLINGER (RNS) – Patrick Sylvester Mapes, 68, of San Angelo, died at Lisbon Hospital in Dallas Sunday at 7p.m.

A former Runnels County rancher, he moved to San Angelo from Ballinger in 1942. He was employed at Goodfellow Air Base during World War II.

A member of the Catholic Church, he had been ill about two years. Funeral is pending at Johnson Funeral Home in San Angelo.

Survivors include his wife; one son Patrick Jr. of San Angelo; two daughters, Mrs. Mayer Littman and Mrs. Stan Burnham; four sisters, Miss Annie B. Mapes of San Angelo, Mrs. Lena Fritz and Mrs. Clay Rayburn, both of Arizona; and Mrs. Newt Wardlaw of Waco; four brothers, Fred of Ballinger, Leo of Dallas, Pryor of California, and Harry of Corpus Christi.

THE ABLIENE REPORTER-NEWS
Tuesday, January 20, 1959
p. 7, col 4.
Ex-Ballinger Man Dies; Rites Pend

BALLINGER (RNS) – Patrick Sylvester Mapes, 68, of San Angelo, died at Lisbon Hospital in Dallas Sunday at 7p.m.

A former Runnels County rancher, he moved to San Angelo from Ballinger in 1942. He was employed at Goodfellow Air Base during World War II.

A member of the Catholic Church, he had been ill about two years. Funeral is pending at Johnson Funeral Home in San Angelo.

Survivors include his wife; one son Patrick Jr. of San Angelo; two daughters, Mrs. Mayer Littman and Mrs. Stan Burnham; four sisters, Miss Annie B. Mapes of San Angelo, Mrs. Lena Fritz and Mrs. Clay Rayburn, both of Arizona; and Mrs. Newt Wardlaw of Waco; four brothers, Fred of Ballinger, Leo of Dallas, Pryor of California, and Harry of Corpus Christi.

THE ABLIENE REPORTER-NEWS
Tuesday, January 20, 1959
p. 7, col 4.

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PATRICK S. MAPES
TEXAS
PFC BTRY D 4 TM BN CAC
WORLD WAR I
FEB. 4, 1890 JAN. 18, 1959

Gravesite Details

Headstone is somewhat damaged from construction work that was being done close to his grave. The circle on the right side is ground into the stone, perhaps from a backhoe.

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