Betsy Mills and Ron Brothers. The Death and Cemetery Records of Lamar County, Texas, ReBroMa Press, 2008, http://www.lamarcountytx.org/cemetery. (11/20/2020)
Buried next to Sidney Johnstone Scales.
From the records of Lamar #258 United Daughters of the Confederacy: Article appears in ‘The United Daughters of the Confederacy Magazine,’ 328 North Boulevard, Richmond, Va.: ‘In Memoriam - Paris, Texas: Sometime the call comes to one we love dearly, and finds us unprepared. When death snuffed out the useful life of lone Wright Scales, we were shocked. On January 18, [sic] 1968, Lamar Chapter, Daughters of Confederacy, in her home-going lost one of its beloved members of long-standing. Ione Wright Scales, a Real Daughter, was to the manor born. She loved her Southland dearly, and gave her best efforts to the maintaining of its finest traditions. She brightened life wherever in life she went. We shall miss her cheery greetings. Submitted by Lamar Chapter No. 258, The United Daughters of the Confederacy.’ She was admitted as a member of Lamar Chapter #258 on 15 April 1952, using her father’s CSA record. Samuel Johnson Wright served as 2nd and 1st Lt., 9th Texas Field Art. His wife’s name was Ione Andrews Tanner
Contributor: Beverly Fortner (48079016) • [email protected]
Buried next to Sidney Johnstone Scales.
From the records of Lamar #258 United Daughters of the Confederacy: Article appears in ‘The United Daughters of the Confederacy Magazine,’ 328 North Boulevard, Richmond, Va.: ‘In Memoriam - Paris, Texas: Sometime the call comes to one we love dearly, and finds us unprepared. When death snuffed out the useful life of lone Wright Scales, we were shocked. On January 18, [sic] 1968, Lamar Chapter, Daughters of Confederacy, in her home-going lost one of its beloved members of long-standing. Ione Wright Scales, a Real Daughter, was to the manor born. She loved her Southland dearly, and gave her best efforts to the maintaining of its finest traditions. She brightened life wherever in life she went. We shall miss her cheery greetings. Submitted by Lamar Chapter No. 258, The United Daughters of the Confederacy.’ She was admitted as a member of Lamar Chapter #258 on 15 April 1952, using her father’s CSA record. Samuel Johnson Wright served as 2nd and 1st Lt., 9th Texas Field Art. His wife’s name was Ione Andrews Tanner
Contributor: Beverly Fortner (48079016) • [email protected]
Betsy Mills and Ron Brothers. The Death and Cemetery Records of Lamar County, Texas, ReBroMa Press, 2008, http://www.lamarcountytx.org/cemetery. (11/20/2020)
Buried next to Sidney Johnstone Scales.
From the records of Lamar #258 United Daughters of the Confederacy: Article appears in ‘The United Daughters of the Confederacy Magazine,’ 328 North Boulevard, Richmond, Va.: ‘In Memoriam - Paris, Texas: Sometime the call comes to one we love dearly, and finds us unprepared. When death snuffed out the useful life of lone Wright Scales, we were shocked. On January 18, [sic] 1968, Lamar Chapter, Daughters of Confederacy, in her home-going lost one of its beloved members of long-standing. Ione Wright Scales, a Real Daughter, was to the manor born. She loved her Southland dearly, and gave her best efforts to the maintaining of its finest traditions. She brightened life wherever in life she went. We shall miss her cheery greetings. Submitted by Lamar Chapter No. 258, The United Daughters of the Confederacy.’ She was admitted as a member of Lamar Chapter #258 on 15 April 1952, using her father’s CSA record. Samuel Johnson Wright served as 2nd and 1st Lt., 9th Texas Field Art. His wife’s name was Ione Andrews Tanner
Contributor: Beverly Fortner (48079016) • [email protected]
Buried next to Sidney Johnstone Scales.
From the records of Lamar #258 United Daughters of the Confederacy: Article appears in ‘The United Daughters of the Confederacy Magazine,’ 328 North Boulevard, Richmond, Va.: ‘In Memoriam - Paris, Texas: Sometime the call comes to one we love dearly, and finds us unprepared. When death snuffed out the useful life of lone Wright Scales, we were shocked. On January 18, [sic] 1968, Lamar Chapter, Daughters of Confederacy, in her home-going lost one of its beloved members of long-standing. Ione Wright Scales, a Real Daughter, was to the manor born. She loved her Southland dearly, and gave her best efforts to the maintaining of its finest traditions. She brightened life wherever in life she went. We shall miss her cheery greetings. Submitted by Lamar Chapter No. 258, The United Daughters of the Confederacy.’ She was admitted as a member of Lamar Chapter #258 on 15 April 1952, using her father’s CSA record. Samuel Johnson Wright served as 2nd and 1st Lt., 9th Texas Field Art. His wife’s name was Ione Andrews Tanner
Contributor: Beverly Fortner (48079016) • [email protected]
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