Texas, County Marriage Records, 1837-1965
Name: D B Denney
Titles and Terms: Mr
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 02 Oct 1910
Event Place: Navarro, Texas, United States
Gender: Male
Spouse's Name: Blach Blackburn
Spouse's Titles and Terms: Miss
Spouse's Gender: Female
Page: 297
Reference ID:
GS Film Number: 001034865
Digital Folder Number: 007196238
Image Number: 00026
Citing this Record: "Texas, County Marriage Records, 1837-1965," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QV1C-792W : 10 December 2017), D B Denney and Blach Blackburn, 02 Oct 1910; citing Marriage, citing Navarro, Texas, United States, Texas State Library, Archives Division, and various Texas county clerks; FHL microfilm 1,034,865.
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Texas Deaths 1890-1976 (FamilySearch):
Name: Blanch C. Denney
Death date: 16 Aug 1934
Death place: Greenville, Hunt, Texas
Gender: Female
Race or color (on document): w
Age at death: 42 years 9 months 14 days
Estimated birth year:
Birthdate: 27 Oct 1891
Birthplace: Tx
Marital status: Married
Spouse's name: D. B. Denney
Father's name: R. F. Blackburn
Father's birthplace: M. D.
Mother's name: Emma Millis
Mother's birthplace: M. D.
Occupation: Domestic
Residence: Greenville, Hunt, Texas
Cemetery name: Forest Park
Burial place:
Burial date: 17 Aug 1934
Additional relatives:
Film number: 2116195
Digital GS number: 4170537
Image number: 160
Reference number: 37396
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
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Greenville (Texas) Evening Banner, Fri, 17 Aug 1934, page 1, Mrs. D.B. Denney Succumbs after Long Illness, POPULAR GREENVILLE WOMAN IS CALLED BY DEATH.
Death came Thursday afternoon at 4:15 o’clock to end the sufferings of Mrs. D.B. Denney, 42, beloved Greenville woman. Mrs. Denney passed away at the family home, 4503 South Wesley street after an illness of eighteen months.
The funeral services will be held at 5 o’clock this afternoon at the Neer and LyBrand funeral home on South Wesley street, conducted by the Reverend W.E. Graham, pastor of the Grace Presbyterian Church, assisted by Dr. T.G. Perrin, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Forest Park cemetery.
Pall bearers will be: John D. Middleton, H.G. Decker, R.E. Garnett, Ive Holderness, Hal C. Horton, Paul Manning, H. Eugene Norton, Lee M. Pol, Joe D. Williams and Dr. W.L. Yarbrough.
Blanche C. Blackburn Denney was born on October 27, 1891 at Ennis in Ellis County, Texas and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Blackburn. At Ennis she was reared to lovely young womanhood [See MRS. DENNEY on Page 3.] and there was married to D.B. Denney on October 2, 1910.
Shortly after Mr. and Mrs. Denney were married they moved to Tyler where they resided for a few years. In 1915 they came to Greenville and had since made their home in this city.
Mrs. Denney became popular among the citizens of this city immediately after she moved here. She was possessed of a magnetic personality that drew friends and endeared her to the hearts of those who knew her. Friends she counted by the hundreds and she found great enjoyment in her association and contact with these friends. The many fine traits that she exemplified throughout life caused her to be held in the deepest of admiration and respect and there will be many to join the family in lamenting her passing.
Joined Church Early.
At an early age Mrs. Denney professed religious faith at Ennis and united with the Presbyterian Church in that city. She was reared to be a fine Christian woman and throughout her life had endeavored to exemplify the teachings of the Master. When she moved to Greenville she placed her membership in the Grace Presbyterian Church and was a faithful and untiring worker until ill health caused her to discontinue this activity.
Mrs. Denney was deeply interested in the affairs of her church and for a number of years was teacher of a Sunday School class and an outstanding worker in the Woman’s Auxiliary of the church. She was also a member of the Scofield Bible Club, one of the city’s leading religious organizations and was active in numerous other women’s work of both her church and the city.
With admirable courage and fortitude Mrs. Denney bore the sufferings that accompanied her long illness. She maintained a cheerful attitude and made every effort to relieve her family of worry over her condition. She was at all times solicitous concerning the welfare of her family and bestowed upon them the love and devotion that is characteristic of a noble wife and mother. Her family in turn lavished their affections upon her and they are heart broken over her demise.
Mrs. Denney is survived by her husband, D.B. Denney, two sons, Burl Denney Jr. and John Denney, all of Greenville, her father R.F. Blackburn of this city; two sisters, Mrs. T.H. Barnes of Houston; Mrs. T.C. Gay of San Antonio and two brothers, C.F. Blackburn of Dallas and L.M. Blackburn of San Antonio.
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Greenville (Texas) Evening Banner, Sat, 18 Aug 1934, page 2, Services Held For Mrs. Denney
Final rites were observed Friday afternoon at 5 o’clock for Mrs. D.B. Denney, prominent Greenville woman who passed away Thursday. The funeral services were held at the Neer and LyBrand funeral home, conducted by the Rev. W.E. Graham, pastor of First Presbyterian church. Burial was in Forest Park cemetery.
Pall bearers were John D. Middleton, H.G. Decker, R.E. Garnett, Ive Holderness, Hal C. Horton, Paul Manning, T. Eugene Norton, Lee M. Pool, Joe D. Williams and Dr. W.L. Yarbrough.
Many friends attended the services and the grave was banked high with floral offerings.
Name: D B Denney
Titles and Terms: Mr
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 02 Oct 1910
Event Place: Navarro, Texas, United States
Gender: Male
Spouse's Name: Blach Blackburn
Spouse's Titles and Terms: Miss
Spouse's Gender: Female
Page: 297
Reference ID:
GS Film Number: 001034865
Digital Folder Number: 007196238
Image Number: 00026
Citing this Record: "Texas, County Marriage Records, 1837-1965," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QV1C-792W : 10 December 2017), D B Denney and Blach Blackburn, 02 Oct 1910; citing Marriage, citing Navarro, Texas, United States, Texas State Library, Archives Division, and various Texas county clerks; FHL microfilm 1,034,865.
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Texas Deaths 1890-1976 (FamilySearch):
Name: Blanch C. Denney
Death date: 16 Aug 1934
Death place: Greenville, Hunt, Texas
Gender: Female
Race or color (on document): w
Age at death: 42 years 9 months 14 days
Estimated birth year:
Birthdate: 27 Oct 1891
Birthplace: Tx
Marital status: Married
Spouse's name: D. B. Denney
Father's name: R. F. Blackburn
Father's birthplace: M. D.
Mother's name: Emma Millis
Mother's birthplace: M. D.
Occupation: Domestic
Residence: Greenville, Hunt, Texas
Cemetery name: Forest Park
Burial place:
Burial date: 17 Aug 1934
Additional relatives:
Film number: 2116195
Digital GS number: 4170537
Image number: 160
Reference number: 37396
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
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Greenville (Texas) Evening Banner, Fri, 17 Aug 1934, page 1, Mrs. D.B. Denney Succumbs after Long Illness, POPULAR GREENVILLE WOMAN IS CALLED BY DEATH.
Death came Thursday afternoon at 4:15 o’clock to end the sufferings of Mrs. D.B. Denney, 42, beloved Greenville woman. Mrs. Denney passed away at the family home, 4503 South Wesley street after an illness of eighteen months.
The funeral services will be held at 5 o’clock this afternoon at the Neer and LyBrand funeral home on South Wesley street, conducted by the Reverend W.E. Graham, pastor of the Grace Presbyterian Church, assisted by Dr. T.G. Perrin, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Forest Park cemetery.
Pall bearers will be: John D. Middleton, H.G. Decker, R.E. Garnett, Ive Holderness, Hal C. Horton, Paul Manning, H. Eugene Norton, Lee M. Pol, Joe D. Williams and Dr. W.L. Yarbrough.
Blanche C. Blackburn Denney was born on October 27, 1891 at Ennis in Ellis County, Texas and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Blackburn. At Ennis she was reared to lovely young womanhood [See MRS. DENNEY on Page 3.] and there was married to D.B. Denney on October 2, 1910.
Shortly after Mr. and Mrs. Denney were married they moved to Tyler where they resided for a few years. In 1915 they came to Greenville and had since made their home in this city.
Mrs. Denney became popular among the citizens of this city immediately after she moved here. She was possessed of a magnetic personality that drew friends and endeared her to the hearts of those who knew her. Friends she counted by the hundreds and she found great enjoyment in her association and contact with these friends. The many fine traits that she exemplified throughout life caused her to be held in the deepest of admiration and respect and there will be many to join the family in lamenting her passing.
Joined Church Early.
At an early age Mrs. Denney professed religious faith at Ennis and united with the Presbyterian Church in that city. She was reared to be a fine Christian woman and throughout her life had endeavored to exemplify the teachings of the Master. When she moved to Greenville she placed her membership in the Grace Presbyterian Church and was a faithful and untiring worker until ill health caused her to discontinue this activity.
Mrs. Denney was deeply interested in the affairs of her church and for a number of years was teacher of a Sunday School class and an outstanding worker in the Woman’s Auxiliary of the church. She was also a member of the Scofield Bible Club, one of the city’s leading religious organizations and was active in numerous other women’s work of both her church and the city.
With admirable courage and fortitude Mrs. Denney bore the sufferings that accompanied her long illness. She maintained a cheerful attitude and made every effort to relieve her family of worry over her condition. She was at all times solicitous concerning the welfare of her family and bestowed upon them the love and devotion that is characteristic of a noble wife and mother. Her family in turn lavished their affections upon her and they are heart broken over her demise.
Mrs. Denney is survived by her husband, D.B. Denney, two sons, Burl Denney Jr. and John Denney, all of Greenville, her father R.F. Blackburn of this city; two sisters, Mrs. T.H. Barnes of Houston; Mrs. T.C. Gay of San Antonio and two brothers, C.F. Blackburn of Dallas and L.M. Blackburn of San Antonio.
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Greenville (Texas) Evening Banner, Sat, 18 Aug 1934, page 2, Services Held For Mrs. Denney
Final rites were observed Friday afternoon at 5 o’clock for Mrs. D.B. Denney, prominent Greenville woman who passed away Thursday. The funeral services were held at the Neer and LyBrand funeral home, conducted by the Rev. W.E. Graham, pastor of First Presbyterian church. Burial was in Forest Park cemetery.
Pall bearers were John D. Middleton, H.G. Decker, R.E. Garnett, Ive Holderness, Hal C. Horton, Paul Manning, T. Eugene Norton, Lee M. Pool, Joe D. Williams and Dr. W.L. Yarbrough.
Many friends attended the services and the grave was banked high with floral offerings.
Texas, County Marriage Records, 1837-1965
Name: D B Denney
Titles and Terms: Mr
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 02 Oct 1910
Event Place: Navarro, Texas, United States
Gender: Male
Spouse's Name: Blach Blackburn
Spouse's Titles and Terms: Miss
Spouse's Gender: Female
Page: 297
Reference ID:
GS Film Number: 001034865
Digital Folder Number: 007196238
Image Number: 00026
Citing this Record: "Texas, County Marriage Records, 1837-1965," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QV1C-792W : 10 December 2017), D B Denney and Blach Blackburn, 02 Oct 1910; citing Marriage, citing Navarro, Texas, United States, Texas State Library, Archives Division, and various Texas county clerks; FHL microfilm 1,034,865.
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Texas Deaths 1890-1976 (FamilySearch):
Name: Blanch C. Denney
Death date: 16 Aug 1934
Death place: Greenville, Hunt, Texas
Gender: Female
Race or color (on document): w
Age at death: 42 years 9 months 14 days
Estimated birth year:
Birthdate: 27 Oct 1891
Birthplace: Tx
Marital status: Married
Spouse's name: D. B. Denney
Father's name: R. F. Blackburn
Father's birthplace: M. D.
Mother's name: Emma Millis
Mother's birthplace: M. D.
Occupation: Domestic
Residence: Greenville, Hunt, Texas
Cemetery name: Forest Park
Burial place:
Burial date: 17 Aug 1934
Additional relatives:
Film number: 2116195
Digital GS number: 4170537
Image number: 160
Reference number: 37396
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
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Greenville (Texas) Evening Banner, Fri, 17 Aug 1934, page 1, Mrs. D.B. Denney Succumbs after Long Illness, POPULAR GREENVILLE WOMAN IS CALLED BY DEATH.
Death came Thursday afternoon at 4:15 o’clock to end the sufferings of Mrs. D.B. Denney, 42, beloved Greenville woman. Mrs. Denney passed away at the family home, 4503 South Wesley street after an illness of eighteen months.
The funeral services will be held at 5 o’clock this afternoon at the Neer and LyBrand funeral home on South Wesley street, conducted by the Reverend W.E. Graham, pastor of the Grace Presbyterian Church, assisted by Dr. T.G. Perrin, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Forest Park cemetery.
Pall bearers will be: John D. Middleton, H.G. Decker, R.E. Garnett, Ive Holderness, Hal C. Horton, Paul Manning, H. Eugene Norton, Lee M. Pol, Joe D. Williams and Dr. W.L. Yarbrough.
Blanche C. Blackburn Denney was born on October 27, 1891 at Ennis in Ellis County, Texas and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Blackburn. At Ennis she was reared to lovely young womanhood [See MRS. DENNEY on Page 3.] and there was married to D.B. Denney on October 2, 1910.
Shortly after Mr. and Mrs. Denney were married they moved to Tyler where they resided for a few years. In 1915 they came to Greenville and had since made their home in this city.
Mrs. Denney became popular among the citizens of this city immediately after she moved here. She was possessed of a magnetic personality that drew friends and endeared her to the hearts of those who knew her. Friends she counted by the hundreds and she found great enjoyment in her association and contact with these friends. The many fine traits that she exemplified throughout life caused her to be held in the deepest of admiration and respect and there will be many to join the family in lamenting her passing.
Joined Church Early.
At an early age Mrs. Denney professed religious faith at Ennis and united with the Presbyterian Church in that city. She was reared to be a fine Christian woman and throughout her life had endeavored to exemplify the teachings of the Master. When she moved to Greenville she placed her membership in the Grace Presbyterian Church and was a faithful and untiring worker until ill health caused her to discontinue this activity.
Mrs. Denney was deeply interested in the affairs of her church and for a number of years was teacher of a Sunday School class and an outstanding worker in the Woman’s Auxiliary of the church. She was also a member of the Scofield Bible Club, one of the city’s leading religious organizations and was active in numerous other women’s work of both her church and the city.
With admirable courage and fortitude Mrs. Denney bore the sufferings that accompanied her long illness. She maintained a cheerful attitude and made every effort to relieve her family of worry over her condition. She was at all times solicitous concerning the welfare of her family and bestowed upon them the love and devotion that is characteristic of a noble wife and mother. Her family in turn lavished their affections upon her and they are heart broken over her demise.
Mrs. Denney is survived by her husband, D.B. Denney, two sons, Burl Denney Jr. and John Denney, all of Greenville, her father R.F. Blackburn of this city; two sisters, Mrs. T.H. Barnes of Houston; Mrs. T.C. Gay of San Antonio and two brothers, C.F. Blackburn of Dallas and L.M. Blackburn of San Antonio.
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Greenville (Texas) Evening Banner, Sat, 18 Aug 1934, page 2, Services Held For Mrs. Denney
Final rites were observed Friday afternoon at 5 o’clock for Mrs. D.B. Denney, prominent Greenville woman who passed away Thursday. The funeral services were held at the Neer and LyBrand funeral home, conducted by the Rev. W.E. Graham, pastor of First Presbyterian church. Burial was in Forest Park cemetery.
Pall bearers were John D. Middleton, H.G. Decker, R.E. Garnett, Ive Holderness, Hal C. Horton, Paul Manning, T. Eugene Norton, Lee M. Pool, Joe D. Williams and Dr. W.L. Yarbrough.
Many friends attended the services and the grave was banked high with floral offerings.
Name: D B Denney
Titles and Terms: Mr
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 02 Oct 1910
Event Place: Navarro, Texas, United States
Gender: Male
Spouse's Name: Blach Blackburn
Spouse's Titles and Terms: Miss
Spouse's Gender: Female
Page: 297
Reference ID:
GS Film Number: 001034865
Digital Folder Number: 007196238
Image Number: 00026
Citing this Record: "Texas, County Marriage Records, 1837-1965," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QV1C-792W : 10 December 2017), D B Denney and Blach Blackburn, 02 Oct 1910; citing Marriage, citing Navarro, Texas, United States, Texas State Library, Archives Division, and various Texas county clerks; FHL microfilm 1,034,865.
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Texas Deaths 1890-1976 (FamilySearch):
Name: Blanch C. Denney
Death date: 16 Aug 1934
Death place: Greenville, Hunt, Texas
Gender: Female
Race or color (on document): w
Age at death: 42 years 9 months 14 days
Estimated birth year:
Birthdate: 27 Oct 1891
Birthplace: Tx
Marital status: Married
Spouse's name: D. B. Denney
Father's name: R. F. Blackburn
Father's birthplace: M. D.
Mother's name: Emma Millis
Mother's birthplace: M. D.
Occupation: Domestic
Residence: Greenville, Hunt, Texas
Cemetery name: Forest Park
Burial place:
Burial date: 17 Aug 1934
Additional relatives:
Film number: 2116195
Digital GS number: 4170537
Image number: 160
Reference number: 37396
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
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Greenville (Texas) Evening Banner, Fri, 17 Aug 1934, page 1, Mrs. D.B. Denney Succumbs after Long Illness, POPULAR GREENVILLE WOMAN IS CALLED BY DEATH.
Death came Thursday afternoon at 4:15 o’clock to end the sufferings of Mrs. D.B. Denney, 42, beloved Greenville woman. Mrs. Denney passed away at the family home, 4503 South Wesley street after an illness of eighteen months.
The funeral services will be held at 5 o’clock this afternoon at the Neer and LyBrand funeral home on South Wesley street, conducted by the Reverend W.E. Graham, pastor of the Grace Presbyterian Church, assisted by Dr. T.G. Perrin, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Forest Park cemetery.
Pall bearers will be: John D. Middleton, H.G. Decker, R.E. Garnett, Ive Holderness, Hal C. Horton, Paul Manning, H. Eugene Norton, Lee M. Pol, Joe D. Williams and Dr. W.L. Yarbrough.
Blanche C. Blackburn Denney was born on October 27, 1891 at Ennis in Ellis County, Texas and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Blackburn. At Ennis she was reared to lovely young womanhood [See MRS. DENNEY on Page 3.] and there was married to D.B. Denney on October 2, 1910.
Shortly after Mr. and Mrs. Denney were married they moved to Tyler where they resided for a few years. In 1915 they came to Greenville and had since made their home in this city.
Mrs. Denney became popular among the citizens of this city immediately after she moved here. She was possessed of a magnetic personality that drew friends and endeared her to the hearts of those who knew her. Friends she counted by the hundreds and she found great enjoyment in her association and contact with these friends. The many fine traits that she exemplified throughout life caused her to be held in the deepest of admiration and respect and there will be many to join the family in lamenting her passing.
Joined Church Early.
At an early age Mrs. Denney professed religious faith at Ennis and united with the Presbyterian Church in that city. She was reared to be a fine Christian woman and throughout her life had endeavored to exemplify the teachings of the Master. When she moved to Greenville she placed her membership in the Grace Presbyterian Church and was a faithful and untiring worker until ill health caused her to discontinue this activity.
Mrs. Denney was deeply interested in the affairs of her church and for a number of years was teacher of a Sunday School class and an outstanding worker in the Woman’s Auxiliary of the church. She was also a member of the Scofield Bible Club, one of the city’s leading religious organizations and was active in numerous other women’s work of both her church and the city.
With admirable courage and fortitude Mrs. Denney bore the sufferings that accompanied her long illness. She maintained a cheerful attitude and made every effort to relieve her family of worry over her condition. She was at all times solicitous concerning the welfare of her family and bestowed upon them the love and devotion that is characteristic of a noble wife and mother. Her family in turn lavished their affections upon her and they are heart broken over her demise.
Mrs. Denney is survived by her husband, D.B. Denney, two sons, Burl Denney Jr. and John Denney, all of Greenville, her father R.F. Blackburn of this city; two sisters, Mrs. T.H. Barnes of Houston; Mrs. T.C. Gay of San Antonio and two brothers, C.F. Blackburn of Dallas and L.M. Blackburn of San Antonio.
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Greenville (Texas) Evening Banner, Sat, 18 Aug 1934, page 2, Services Held For Mrs. Denney
Final rites were observed Friday afternoon at 5 o’clock for Mrs. D.B. Denney, prominent Greenville woman who passed away Thursday. The funeral services were held at the Neer and LyBrand funeral home, conducted by the Rev. W.E. Graham, pastor of First Presbyterian church. Burial was in Forest Park cemetery.
Pall bearers were John D. Middleton, H.G. Decker, R.E. Garnett, Ive Holderness, Hal C. Horton, Paul Manning, T. Eugene Norton, Lee M. Pool, Joe D. Williams and Dr. W.L. Yarbrough.
Many friends attended the services and the grave was banked high with floral offerings.
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