Col. Landon W. Oglesby moved to Texas about 1866-1867, after serving in the Civil War. He immediately started buying property in Plano. He moved into a nice two-story home in southeast section of Plano, with his wife and children, Hardin, Samuel B., Nancy Bell, Mary Lucetta, Landon W.,Jr., Martha M. "Mattie", John, and Earl.
In 1873 he owned a general store in downtown Plano, with William E. Lee, called "Lee and Oglesby". They sold supplies, including farm tools, "goods", wares, things necessary for homes and farms.
In 1878, he became tax accessor/collector for Collin County until November 1886.
His granddaughter, Nancy Judson of Morgantown, Indianna, reports of three accouts to how he died: congestion of the brain, poisoned himself, and committed suicide in the St. George Hotel in Dallas, Texas.
Col. Landon W. Oglesby moved to Texas about 1866-1867, after serving in the Civil War. He immediately started buying property in Plano. He moved into a nice two-story home in southeast section of Plano, with his wife and children, Hardin, Samuel B., Nancy Bell, Mary Lucetta, Landon W.,Jr., Martha M. "Mattie", John, and Earl.
In 1873 he owned a general store in downtown Plano, with William E. Lee, called "Lee and Oglesby". They sold supplies, including farm tools, "goods", wares, things necessary for homes and farms.
In 1878, he became tax accessor/collector for Collin County until November 1886.
His granddaughter, Nancy Judson of Morgantown, Indianna, reports of three accouts to how he died: congestion of the brain, poisoned himself, and committed suicide in the St. George Hotel in Dallas, Texas.
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Age 53
Family Members
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Hardin P. "Hard" Oglesby
1855–1891
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Adaline Oglesby
1858–1866
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Samuel B. Ogelsby
1860–1886
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Nannie Belle Oglesby Wythe
1863–1942
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Mary Loucetta "Lou" Oglesby Harris
1865–1957
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Landon Ware "Lan" Oglesby Jr
1867–1911
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Martha M. "Mattie" Oglesby Horn
1870–1954
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Roy Lee Oglesby
1872–1873
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Col John Sumner Oglesby Sr
1874–1935
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Earl Oglesby
1879–1880
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