From FIRST 100 YEARS NOLAN COUNTY TEXAS, page 175-176 (published 1986,by the Nolan County Genealogical Society; no longer in print but transcribed with permission)
TOM SIMS & FAY DULANEY FLACK
Tom Sims Flack was born March 6, 1895, in Hamilton County, Texas. He was the son of James G. and Cornelia Lancaster Flack. After the death of his mother, Tom lived with his aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs. N. B. Bowie. He attended Trinity University and John Tarlton Agricultural College, and then came to Sweetwater to take a position at the Continental National Bank.
While employed at the bank, Tom Flack was introduced to Fay Dulaney. The two began to go on outings with her brother, Jim Dulaney, and Lucille Snell. After a series of picnics and parties, the two were married on October 23, 1915.
Tom worked for the Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company, and then worked in the sales department of Gulf Oil Company. In addition to this, the couple had a cattle ranch north of town. Tom was a member of both the Texas and American Hereford Associations, and served terms as both secretary and president of the Sweetwater Area Hereford Association. He was a member of the B.P.O.E. and the Rotary Club, and he was a Mason. He also served as an area representative for the Cattlemen's Roundup for Crippled Children to benefit the West Texas Rehabilitation Center. He died August 7, 1968.
Annie Fay Dulaney was born March 21, 1896, in Sweetwater. She was the daughter of Jefferson Davis & Louella Parker Dulaney. She was a graduate of Sweetwater's Newman High School. After her marriage to Tom Flack, she became a member of the Sorosis Club and the Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church. When an old building at the church was torn down, Fay saved the stained glass from the windows and had a new window made which is in the Fellowship Hall of the present church. She was a charter member of the Book Review Club and worked toward the organization of the County-City Library. She died February 4, 1983.
Fay and Tom were parents of one daughter, Louise, who was born January 13, 1921. She married Dr. J. Wells Young, Jr. in 1946. Their children are Gay Y. Thomas, Thomas Flack Young and James Wells Young III.
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FAY DULANEY FLACK
Fay Dulaney Flack, 86, died Friday in a San Angelo hospital. Graveside services are set for Monday at 1 p.m. at the Sweetwater Cemetery with Rev. Kenneth Ford of First United Methodist Church officiating. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the First United Methodist Church. Services are under the direction of Cate-Spencer Funeral Home.
Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. J.W. Young of Kerrville; three granddaughters, Gay Thomas of Sweetwater; Thomas Flack Young of Ft. Worth and James Wells Young III of Kerrville; four great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews:
From THE SWEETWATER (TX) REPORTER (Sunday, February 6, 1983)
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TOM SIMS & FAY DULANEY FLACK
Tom Sims Flack was born March 6, 1895, in Hamilton County, Texas. He was the son of James G. and Cornelia Lancaster Flack. After the death of his mother, Tom lived with his aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs. N. B. Bowie. He attended Trinity University and John Tarlton Agricultural College, and then came to Sweetwater to take a position at the Continental National Bank.
While employed at the bank, Tom Flack was introduced to Fay Dulaney. The two began to go on outings with her brother, Jim Dulaney, and Lucille Snell. After a series of picnics and parties, the two were married on October 23, 1915.
Tom worked for the Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company, and then worked in the sales department of Gulf Oil Company. In addition to this, the couple had a cattle ranch north of town. Tom was a member of both the Texas and American Hereford Associations, and served terms as both secretary and president of the Sweetwater Area Hereford Association. He was a member of the B.P.O.E. and the Rotary Club, and he was a Mason. He also served as an area representative for the Cattlemen's Roundup for Crippled Children to benefit the West Texas Rehabilitation Center. He died August 7, 1968.
Annie Fay Dulaney was born March 21, 1896, in Sweetwater. She was the daughter of Jefferson Davis & Louella Parker Dulaney. She was a graduate of Sweetwater's Newman High School. After her marriage to Tom Flack, she became a member of the Sorosis Club and the Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church. When an old building at the church was torn down, Fay saved the stained glass from the windows and had a new window made which is in the Fellowship Hall of the present church. She was a charter member of the Book Review Club and worked toward the organization of the County-City Library. She died February 4, 1983.
Fay and Tom were parents of one daughter, Louise, who was born January 13, 1921. She married Dr. J. Wells Young, Jr. in 1946. Their children are Gay Y. Thomas, Thomas Flack Young and James Wells Young III.
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FAY DULANEY FLACK
Fay Dulaney Flack, 86, died Friday in a San Angelo hospital. Graveside services are set for Monday at 1 p.m. at the Sweetwater Cemetery with Rev. Kenneth Ford of First United Methodist Church officiating. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the First United Methodist Church. Services are under the direction of Cate-Spencer Funeral Home.
Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. J.W. Young of Kerrville; three granddaughters, Gay Thomas of Sweetwater; Thomas Flack Young of Ft. Worth and James Wells Young III of Kerrville; four great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews:
From THE SWEETWATER (TX) REPORTER (Sunday, February 6, 1983)
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From FIRST 100 YEARS NOLAN COUNTY TEXAS, page 175-176 (published 1986,by the Nolan County Genealogical Society; no longer in print but transcribed with permission)
TOM SIMS & FAY DULANEY FLACK
Tom Sims Flack was born March 6, 1895, in Hamilton County, Texas. He was the son of James G. and Cornelia Lancaster Flack. After the death of his mother, Tom lived with his aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs. N. B. Bowie. He attended Trinity University and John Tarlton Agricultural College, and then came to Sweetwater to take a position at the Continental National Bank.
While employed at the bank, Tom Flack was introduced to Fay Dulaney. The two began to go on outings with her brother, Jim Dulaney, and Lucille Snell. After a series of picnics and parties, the two were married on October 23, 1915.
Tom worked for the Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company, and then worked in the sales department of Gulf Oil Company. In addition to this, the couple had a cattle ranch north of town. Tom was a member of both the Texas and American Hereford Associations, and served terms as both secretary and president of the Sweetwater Area Hereford Association. He was a member of the B.P.O.E. and the Rotary Club, and he was a Mason. He also served as an area representative for the Cattlemen's Roundup for Crippled Children to benefit the West Texas Rehabilitation Center. He died August 7, 1968.
Annie Fay Dulaney was born March 21, 1896, in Sweetwater. She was the daughter of Jefferson Davis & Louella Parker Dulaney. She was a graduate of Sweetwater's Newman High School. After her marriage to Tom Flack, she became a member of the Sorosis Club and the Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church. When an old building at the church was torn down, Fay saved the stained glass from the windows and had a new window made which is in the Fellowship Hall of the present church. She was a charter member of the Book Review Club and worked toward the organization of the County-City Library. She died February 4, 1983.
Fay and Tom were parents of one daughter, Louise, who was born January 13, 1921. She married Dr. J. Wells Young, Jr. in 1946. Their children are Gay Y. Thomas, Thomas Flack Young and James Wells Young III.
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FAY DULANEY FLACK
Fay Dulaney Flack, 86, died Friday in a San Angelo hospital. Graveside services are set for Monday at 1 p.m. at the Sweetwater Cemetery with Rev. Kenneth Ford of First United Methodist Church officiating. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the First United Methodist Church. Services are under the direction of Cate-Spencer Funeral Home.
Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. J.W. Young of Kerrville; three granddaughters, Gay Thomas of Sweetwater; Thomas Flack Young of Ft. Worth and James Wells Young III of Kerrville; four great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews:
From THE SWEETWATER (TX) REPORTER (Sunday, February 6, 1983)
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TOM SIMS & FAY DULANEY FLACK
Tom Sims Flack was born March 6, 1895, in Hamilton County, Texas. He was the son of James G. and Cornelia Lancaster Flack. After the death of his mother, Tom lived with his aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs. N. B. Bowie. He attended Trinity University and John Tarlton Agricultural College, and then came to Sweetwater to take a position at the Continental National Bank.
While employed at the bank, Tom Flack was introduced to Fay Dulaney. The two began to go on outings with her brother, Jim Dulaney, and Lucille Snell. After a series of picnics and parties, the two were married on October 23, 1915.
Tom worked for the Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company, and then worked in the sales department of Gulf Oil Company. In addition to this, the couple had a cattle ranch north of town. Tom was a member of both the Texas and American Hereford Associations, and served terms as both secretary and president of the Sweetwater Area Hereford Association. He was a member of the B.P.O.E. and the Rotary Club, and he was a Mason. He also served as an area representative for the Cattlemen's Roundup for Crippled Children to benefit the West Texas Rehabilitation Center. He died August 7, 1968.
Annie Fay Dulaney was born March 21, 1896, in Sweetwater. She was the daughter of Jefferson Davis & Louella Parker Dulaney. She was a graduate of Sweetwater's Newman High School. After her marriage to Tom Flack, she became a member of the Sorosis Club and the Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church. When an old building at the church was torn down, Fay saved the stained glass from the windows and had a new window made which is in the Fellowship Hall of the present church. She was a charter member of the Book Review Club and worked toward the organization of the County-City Library. She died February 4, 1983.
Fay and Tom were parents of one daughter, Louise, who was born January 13, 1921. She married Dr. J. Wells Young, Jr. in 1946. Their children are Gay Y. Thomas, Thomas Flack Young and James Wells Young III.
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FAY DULANEY FLACK
Fay Dulaney Flack, 86, died Friday in a San Angelo hospital. Graveside services are set for Monday at 1 p.m. at the Sweetwater Cemetery with Rev. Kenneth Ford of First United Methodist Church officiating. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the First United Methodist Church. Services are under the direction of Cate-Spencer Funeral Home.
Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. J.W. Young of Kerrville; three granddaughters, Gay Thomas of Sweetwater; Thomas Flack Young of Ft. Worth and James Wells Young III of Kerrville; four great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews:
From THE SWEETWATER (TX) REPORTER (Sunday, February 6, 1983)
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