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Robert Franklin Isbell

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Robert Franklin Isbell

Birth
Isbell, Franklin County, Alabama, USA
Death
19 Feb 1920 (aged 44)
Portland, San Patricio County, Texas, USA
Burial
Houston, Harris County, Texas, USA Add to Map
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Robert Franklin Isbell (1876-1920), mayor of Houston Heights, Tx. 1913-1916; numerous articles say mayor of Houston; Sec.-Treas., Fidelity Cotton Oil Co., Houston, "one of the largest cotton seed product manufacturers in the southwest"; former asst. manager, Western Union Telegraph Office, Nashville; manager, Taft Oil and Gin Co., Taft, Tx.; mem., Elks Club, Houston Club manager, International Vegetable Oil Co. of Houston; killed by accidental gunshot in hunting accident, died from a single gunshot through hand and heart.
Husband of Ruby.
Father of Neville.

Isbell House, 639 Heights Blvd., Houston, was named to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983.
Robert Franklin Isbell (1876-1920), mayor of Houston Heights, Tx. 1913-1916; numerous articles say mayor of Houston; Sec.-Treas., Fidelity Cotton Oil Co., Houston, "one of the largest cotton seed product manufacturers in the southwest"; former asst. manager, Western Union Telegraph Office, Nashville; manager, Taft Oil and Gin Co., Taft, Tx.; mem., Elks Club, Houston Club manager, International Vegetable Oil Co. of Houston; killed by accidental gunshot in hunting accident, died from a single gunshot through hand and heart.
Husband of Ruby.
Father of Neville.

Isbell House, 639 Heights Blvd., Houston, was named to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983.


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