Nancy C Butler married (1) Jarvis Starkey 25 Oct 1858 (2) William Mc Adoo Herron 25 Dec 1884. Nancy & Jarvis were married by Nancy's brother-in-law, Rev Robert Granderson Rainey.
Nancy was the mother of Narcissus Jane (Jarvis) Starkey Rainey.
Paris News, Paris, Lamar County, TX The Death of Mrs. Herron; Mrs. Nancy Herron, the wife of W. N. Herron died at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Bramhall, No 314 South 18th street, after an illness of about four months, a part of which time was spent at the Aikin hospital, where she had a leg amputated. The rupture of a varicose vain in the leg caused blood-poison, necessitating amputation. She had partially recovered from the effects of the blood poison after amputation and was moved to the home of her daughter. The deceased was seventy years old and twice married, her first husband being James Starkey, by whom she had two children, Mrs. J. P. Bramhall of this city and Mrs. C. K. Rainey of the Summer neighborhood. She was married to W. N. Herron twenty-five years ago. There were no children born of the second marriage, but Mr. Herron was a widower with seven small children and she practically reared all of them. The deceased was a member of the Methodist church for fifty years. A funeral service will be held at 9:30 o'clock this morning at the residence of Mrs. Bramhall, her daughter, conducted by Rev. M. C. Johnson, after which the remains will be taken to Prairie Ridge cemetery for burial. The Methodist minister of Sumner will conduct the services at the grave.
The members of Glenda Grove Woodmen's Circle are requested to assemble at the residence of Me. Bramhall, South 18th street, at 9:30 o'clock this morning, to pay their respects to Mrs. Herron.
Mrs. W. G. Stannard, Guardian
Re-typed from original newspaper obit by Roger C Strain, April 29, 2000
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Birth: 1840 Death: 14 Jun 1910 Marriage Date:
Cemetery: Prairie Ridge Location: Unmarked
Notes: From Rodgers & Wade Furniture Co. Funeral Records in possession of Fry & Gibbs Funeral Home; Book #6; p.252, Service #120; charged to W. M. Herron; order given by same; secured by J. P. Bramhall; date of funeral 15 Jun; place of death 314 S. 18th; services at residence; time 9:30 A.m.;Clergyman M. C. Johnson; Physician L. P. McCuistion; cause of death senility; date of death
14 Jun 1910 at 5 P.M.; married; aged 70 years; casket manufactured by Texarkana;
interment at "Sumner Academy" Cemetery; casket price $60.00; burial robe
$7.50; hearse $15.00; total $82.50.
Nancy was the mother of Narcissus Jane (Jarvis) Starkey Rainey.
Paris News, Paris, Lamar County, TX The Death of Mrs. Herron; Mrs. Nancy Herron, the wife of W. N. Herron died at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Bramhall, No 314 South 18th street, after an illness of about four months, a part of which time was spent at the Aikin hospital, where she had a leg amputated. The rupture of a varicose vain in the leg caused blood-poison, necessitating amputation. She had partially recovered from the effects of the blood poison after amputation and was moved to the home of her daughter. The deceased was seventy years old and twice married, her first husband being James Starkey, by whom she had two children, Mrs. J. P. Bramhall of this city and Mrs. C. K. Rainey of the Summer neighborhood. She was married to W. N. Herron twenty-five years ago. There were no children born of the second marriage, but Mr. Herron was a widower with seven small children and she practically reared all of them. The deceased was a member of the Methodist church for fifty years. A funeral service will be held at 9:30 o'clock this morning at the residence of Mrs. Bramhall, her daughter, conducted by Rev. M. C. Johnson, after which the remains will be taken to Prairie Ridge cemetery for burial. The Methodist minister of Sumner will conduct the services at the grave.
The members of Glenda Grove Woodmen's Circle are requested to assemble at the residence of Me. Bramhall, South 18th street, at 9:30 o'clock this morning, to pay their respects to Mrs. Herron.
Mrs. W. G. Stannard, Guardian
Re-typed from original newspaper obit by Roger C Strain, April 29, 2000
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Birth: 1840 Death: 14 Jun 1910 Marriage Date:
Cemetery: Prairie Ridge Location: Unmarked
Notes: From Rodgers & Wade Furniture Co. Funeral Records in possession of Fry & Gibbs Funeral Home; Book #6; p.252, Service #120; charged to W. M. Herron; order given by same; secured by J. P. Bramhall; date of funeral 15 Jun; place of death 314 S. 18th; services at residence; time 9:30 A.m.;Clergyman M. C. Johnson; Physician L. P. McCuistion; cause of death senility; date of death
14 Jun 1910 at 5 P.M.; married; aged 70 years; casket manufactured by Texarkana;
interment at "Sumner Academy" Cemetery; casket price $60.00; burial robe
$7.50; hearse $15.00; total $82.50.
Nancy C Butler married (1) Jarvis Starkey 25 Oct 1858 (2) William Mc Adoo Herron 25 Dec 1884. Nancy & Jarvis were married by Nancy's brother-in-law, Rev Robert Granderson Rainey.
Nancy was the mother of Narcissus Jane (Jarvis) Starkey Rainey.
Paris News, Paris, Lamar County, TX The Death of Mrs. Herron; Mrs. Nancy Herron, the wife of W. N. Herron died at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Bramhall, No 314 South 18th street, after an illness of about four months, a part of which time was spent at the Aikin hospital, where she had a leg amputated. The rupture of a varicose vain in the leg caused blood-poison, necessitating amputation. She had partially recovered from the effects of the blood poison after amputation and was moved to the home of her daughter. The deceased was seventy years old and twice married, her first husband being James Starkey, by whom she had two children, Mrs. J. P. Bramhall of this city and Mrs. C. K. Rainey of the Summer neighborhood. She was married to W. N. Herron twenty-five years ago. There were no children born of the second marriage, but Mr. Herron was a widower with seven small children and she practically reared all of them. The deceased was a member of the Methodist church for fifty years. A funeral service will be held at 9:30 o'clock this morning at the residence of Mrs. Bramhall, her daughter, conducted by Rev. M. C. Johnson, after which the remains will be taken to Prairie Ridge cemetery for burial. The Methodist minister of Sumner will conduct the services at the grave.
The members of Glenda Grove Woodmen's Circle are requested to assemble at the residence of Me. Bramhall, South 18th street, at 9:30 o'clock this morning, to pay their respects to Mrs. Herron.
Mrs. W. G. Stannard, Guardian
Re-typed from original newspaper obit by Roger C Strain, April 29, 2000
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Birth: 1840 Death: 14 Jun 1910 Marriage Date:
Cemetery: Prairie Ridge Location: Unmarked
Notes: From Rodgers & Wade Furniture Co. Funeral Records in possession of Fry & Gibbs Funeral Home; Book #6; p.252, Service #120; charged to W. M. Herron; order given by same; secured by J. P. Bramhall; date of funeral 15 Jun; place of death 314 S. 18th; services at residence; time 9:30 A.m.;Clergyman M. C. Johnson; Physician L. P. McCuistion; cause of death senility; date of death
14 Jun 1910 at 5 P.M.; married; aged 70 years; casket manufactured by Texarkana;
interment at "Sumner Academy" Cemetery; casket price $60.00; burial robe
$7.50; hearse $15.00; total $82.50.
Nancy was the mother of Narcissus Jane (Jarvis) Starkey Rainey.
Paris News, Paris, Lamar County, TX The Death of Mrs. Herron; Mrs. Nancy Herron, the wife of W. N. Herron died at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Bramhall, No 314 South 18th street, after an illness of about four months, a part of which time was spent at the Aikin hospital, where she had a leg amputated. The rupture of a varicose vain in the leg caused blood-poison, necessitating amputation. She had partially recovered from the effects of the blood poison after amputation and was moved to the home of her daughter. The deceased was seventy years old and twice married, her first husband being James Starkey, by whom she had two children, Mrs. J. P. Bramhall of this city and Mrs. C. K. Rainey of the Summer neighborhood. She was married to W. N. Herron twenty-five years ago. There were no children born of the second marriage, but Mr. Herron was a widower with seven small children and she practically reared all of them. The deceased was a member of the Methodist church for fifty years. A funeral service will be held at 9:30 o'clock this morning at the residence of Mrs. Bramhall, her daughter, conducted by Rev. M. C. Johnson, after which the remains will be taken to Prairie Ridge cemetery for burial. The Methodist minister of Sumner will conduct the services at the grave.
The members of Glenda Grove Woodmen's Circle are requested to assemble at the residence of Me. Bramhall, South 18th street, at 9:30 o'clock this morning, to pay their respects to Mrs. Herron.
Mrs. W. G. Stannard, Guardian
Re-typed from original newspaper obit by Roger C Strain, April 29, 2000
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Birth: 1840 Death: 14 Jun 1910 Marriage Date:
Cemetery: Prairie Ridge Location: Unmarked
Notes: From Rodgers & Wade Furniture Co. Funeral Records in possession of Fry & Gibbs Funeral Home; Book #6; p.252, Service #120; charged to W. M. Herron; order given by same; secured by J. P. Bramhall; date of funeral 15 Jun; place of death 314 S. 18th; services at residence; time 9:30 A.m.;Clergyman M. C. Johnson; Physician L. P. McCuistion; cause of death senility; date of death
14 Jun 1910 at 5 P.M.; married; aged 70 years; casket manufactured by Texarkana;
interment at "Sumner Academy" Cemetery; casket price $60.00; burial robe
$7.50; hearse $15.00; total $82.50.
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