OBIT: The Paris News, 23 May, 1954.
Mrs. L. L. Aulgur, 94. died Saturday at 5:30 a.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Emma Hope, where she lived.
The funeral will be held Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the Gene Roden & Sons chapel, by the Rev. James S. Riley of First Baptist Church of which Mrs. Aulgur was a member. Burial will be made at Hopewell.
The former Miss Amanda Elizabeth Bray, Mrs. Aulgur was born in Arkansas, May 1, 1860, daughter of the the late Henry Calvin Bray and May (Mary?) (Harmon) Bray.
Her husband died in July, 1952, and survivors, besides her daughter are a sister, Mrs. W. B. Mayo, Whitesboro; two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
The Paris News, 24 May 1954, "Aulgur Funeral".
Additional info:
Address: 206 Plum Street
Pallbearers: Jess Norvell, Charles Ervin, Lloyd Caviness, Guy Burns, Robert Stephenson, and S. E. Sulsar.
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Amanda's father, Henry Calvin Bray, was a POW in the Civil War and died of smallpox while incarcerated. His widow, Mary Ann Harmon Bray, married Henry's brother, Mathew W. Bray and raised her as his own daughter.
Mrs. L. L. Aulgur, 94. died Saturday at 5:30 a.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Emma Hope, where she lived.
The funeral will be held Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the Gene Roden & Sons chapel, by the Rev. James S. Riley of First Baptist Church of which Mrs. Aulgur was a member. Burial will be made at Hopewell.
The former Miss Amanda Elizabeth Bray, Mrs. Aulgur was born in Arkansas, May 1, 1860, daughter of the the late Henry Calvin Bray and May (Mary?) (Harmon) Bray.
Her husband died in July, 1952, and survivors, besides her daughter are a sister, Mrs. W. B. Mayo, Whitesboro; two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
The Paris News, 24 May 1954, "Aulgur Funeral".
Additional info:
Address: 206 Plum Street
Pallbearers: Jess Norvell, Charles Ervin, Lloyd Caviness, Guy Burns, Robert Stephenson, and S. E. Sulsar.
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Amanda's father, Henry Calvin Bray, was a POW in the Civil War and died of smallpox while incarcerated. His widow, Mary Ann Harmon Bray, married Henry's brother, Mathew W. Bray and raised her as his own daughter.
OBIT: The Paris News, 23 May, 1954.
Mrs. L. L. Aulgur, 94. died Saturday at 5:30 a.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Emma Hope, where she lived.
The funeral will be held Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the Gene Roden & Sons chapel, by the Rev. James S. Riley of First Baptist Church of which Mrs. Aulgur was a member. Burial will be made at Hopewell.
The former Miss Amanda Elizabeth Bray, Mrs. Aulgur was born in Arkansas, May 1, 1860, daughter of the the late Henry Calvin Bray and May (Mary?) (Harmon) Bray.
Her husband died in July, 1952, and survivors, besides her daughter are a sister, Mrs. W. B. Mayo, Whitesboro; two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
The Paris News, 24 May 1954, "Aulgur Funeral".
Additional info:
Address: 206 Plum Street
Pallbearers: Jess Norvell, Charles Ervin, Lloyd Caviness, Guy Burns, Robert Stephenson, and S. E. Sulsar.
************
Amanda's father, Henry Calvin Bray, was a POW in the Civil War and died of smallpox while incarcerated. His widow, Mary Ann Harmon Bray, married Henry's brother, Mathew W. Bray and raised her as his own daughter.
Mrs. L. L. Aulgur, 94. died Saturday at 5:30 a.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Emma Hope, where she lived.
The funeral will be held Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the Gene Roden & Sons chapel, by the Rev. James S. Riley of First Baptist Church of which Mrs. Aulgur was a member. Burial will be made at Hopewell.
The former Miss Amanda Elizabeth Bray, Mrs. Aulgur was born in Arkansas, May 1, 1860, daughter of the the late Henry Calvin Bray and May (Mary?) (Harmon) Bray.
Her husband died in July, 1952, and survivors, besides her daughter are a sister, Mrs. W. B. Mayo, Whitesboro; two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
The Paris News, 24 May 1954, "Aulgur Funeral".
Additional info:
Address: 206 Plum Street
Pallbearers: Jess Norvell, Charles Ervin, Lloyd Caviness, Guy Burns, Robert Stephenson, and S. E. Sulsar.
************
Amanda's father, Henry Calvin Bray, was a POW in the Civil War and died of smallpox while incarcerated. His widow, Mary Ann Harmon Bray, married Henry's brother, Mathew W. Bray and raised her as his own daughter.
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Amanda & husband Levi are buried next to Amanda's brother, Elisha Calvin Bray.
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