Julia Fulton Bourne died in Capitan and burial was in Carrizozo cemetery the following day. The funeral procession was one of the largest ever attended at this town, with many friends and relatives coming from Capitan, Nogal and Mesa country. She died full of years and left an abundance of kind deeds behind her. Everyone was her friend.
Julia was a midwife for Lincoln Co., having delivered over 100 babies in the years from 1883-1908. She was one of the founding members of the Nazarene church and campground at Angus. She marreid Lewis W. Bourne March 12, 1856 in Grayson Co. The moved from VA to TX in 1869 and came to the Bonita in 1881.
Seven children blessed this union, two dying in childhood, and the remaining all live in Lincoln Co. They are Pinkie A. Skinner, Cleve C. Bourne, Carrizozo, Robert and Mrs. W. R. White of Nogal, Wm. S. Bourne of Capitan.
She had 17 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
Julia was a midwife for Lincoln Co., having delivered over 100 babies in the years from 1883-1908. She was one of the founding members of the Nazarene church and campground at Angus. She marreid Lewis W. Bourne March 12, 1856 in Grayson Co. The moved from VA to TX in 1869 and came to the Bonita in 1881.
Seven children blessed this union, two dying in childhood, and the remaining all live in Lincoln Co. They are Pinkie A. Skinner, Cleve C. Bourne, Carrizozo, Robert and Mrs. W. R. White of Nogal, Wm. S. Bourne of Capitan.
She had 17 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
Julia Fulton Bourne died in Capitan and burial was in Carrizozo cemetery the following day. The funeral procession was one of the largest ever attended at this town, with many friends and relatives coming from Capitan, Nogal and Mesa country. She died full of years and left an abundance of kind deeds behind her. Everyone was her friend.
Julia was a midwife for Lincoln Co., having delivered over 100 babies in the years from 1883-1908. She was one of the founding members of the Nazarene church and campground at Angus. She marreid Lewis W. Bourne March 12, 1856 in Grayson Co. The moved from VA to TX in 1869 and came to the Bonita in 1881.
Seven children blessed this union, two dying in childhood, and the remaining all live in Lincoln Co. They are Pinkie A. Skinner, Cleve C. Bourne, Carrizozo, Robert and Mrs. W. R. White of Nogal, Wm. S. Bourne of Capitan.
She had 17 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
Julia was a midwife for Lincoln Co., having delivered over 100 babies in the years from 1883-1908. She was one of the founding members of the Nazarene church and campground at Angus. She marreid Lewis W. Bourne March 12, 1856 in Grayson Co. The moved from VA to TX in 1869 and came to the Bonita in 1881.
Seven children blessed this union, two dying in childhood, and the remaining all live in Lincoln Co. They are Pinkie A. Skinner, Cleve C. Bourne, Carrizozo, Robert and Mrs. W. R. White of Nogal, Wm. S. Bourne of Capitan.
She had 17 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
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