The Dallas Morning News (of Dallas, Texas) – April 5, 1909 – Page: 4
Buried with Masonic Honors
Streetman, Tex., April 4 – W. F. Hood, a well known citizen and member of the Masonic Lodge of Streetman, died quite suddenly from heart failure. Mr. Hood was a Confederate soldier. He was sixty eight
years old at his death.
Mr. Hood’s funeral was conducted by the Masonic order, several lodges being represented also.
Buried with Masonic Honors
Streetman, Tex., April 4 – W. F. Hood, a well known citizen and member of the Masonic Lodge of Streetman, died quite suddenly from heart failure. Mr. Hood was a Confederate soldier. He was sixty eight
years old at his death.
Mr. Hood’s funeral was conducted by the Masonic order, several lodges being represented also.
The Dallas Morning News (of Dallas, Texas) – April 5, 1909 – Page: 4
Buried with Masonic Honors
Streetman, Tex., April 4 – W. F. Hood, a well known citizen and member of the Masonic Lodge of Streetman, died quite suddenly from heart failure. Mr. Hood was a Confederate soldier. He was sixty eight
years old at his death.
Mr. Hood’s funeral was conducted by the Masonic order, several lodges being represented also.
Buried with Masonic Honors
Streetman, Tex., April 4 – W. F. Hood, a well known citizen and member of the Masonic Lodge of Streetman, died quite suddenly from heart failure. Mr. Hood was a Confederate soldier. He was sixty eight
years old at his death.
Mr. Hood’s funeral was conducted by the Masonic order, several lodges being represented also.
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