daughter of Isaac Samuel Brown - Ella Slater
Services for Beulah Knox, 71, were officiated by Rev. Bill Chagton of Stamford. Mrs. Knox was a saleslady.
Mrs. Knox moved to Jones County in 1940 from Brady. She and her mother made their home together. Mrs. Knox had previously lived in Stamford during her younger years.
Beulah Brown married Frank Allen Knox on 30 January 1915.
She was a member of the Baptist Church and Eastern Star.
Survived by one son - J.R. Knox; her mother of Stamford; one half-sister - Mrs. Fannie Kelley.
She was preceded in death by her husband; one brother - Walter Price Brown and her father.
There is no tombstone in the cemetery.
Services for Beulah Knox, 71, were officiated by Rev. Bill Chagton of Stamford. Mrs. Knox was a saleslady.
Mrs. Knox moved to Jones County in 1940 from Brady. She and her mother made their home together. Mrs. Knox had previously lived in Stamford during her younger years.
Beulah Brown married Frank Allen Knox on 30 January 1915.
She was a member of the Baptist Church and Eastern Star.
Survived by one son - J.R. Knox; her mother of Stamford; one half-sister - Mrs. Fannie Kelley.
She was preceded in death by her husband; one brother - Walter Price Brown and her father.
There is no tombstone in the cemetery.
daughter of Isaac Samuel Brown - Ella Slater
Services for Beulah Knox, 71, were officiated by Rev. Bill Chagton of Stamford. Mrs. Knox was a saleslady.
Mrs. Knox moved to Jones County in 1940 from Brady. She and her mother made their home together. Mrs. Knox had previously lived in Stamford during her younger years.
Beulah Brown married Frank Allen Knox on 30 January 1915.
She was a member of the Baptist Church and Eastern Star.
Survived by one son - J.R. Knox; her mother of Stamford; one half-sister - Mrs. Fannie Kelley.
She was preceded in death by her husband; one brother - Walter Price Brown and her father.
There is no tombstone in the cemetery.
Services for Beulah Knox, 71, were officiated by Rev. Bill Chagton of Stamford. Mrs. Knox was a saleslady.
Mrs. Knox moved to Jones County in 1940 from Brady. She and her mother made their home together. Mrs. Knox had previously lived in Stamford during her younger years.
Beulah Brown married Frank Allen Knox on 30 January 1915.
She was a member of the Baptist Church and Eastern Star.
Survived by one son - J.R. Knox; her mother of Stamford; one half-sister - Mrs. Fannie Kelley.
She was preceded in death by her husband; one brother - Walter Price Brown and her father.
There is no tombstone in the cemetery.
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