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James Henry “J.H.” Landers

Birth
New Liberty, Calhoun County, Alabama, USA
Death
14 Oct 1920 (aged 63)
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA
Burial
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas, USA Add to Map
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This grave is not marked. Abilene Municipal Records reveal the following:

From Portal to Texas History: Abilene (TX) Daily Reporter, Wed., Oct. 13, 1920, p. 1 (research by Ruth Hasten Walsh)
James Henry Landers, aged 63 years pioneer resident of this county, died at the family residence (sic - actually died in a Dallas hospital) Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock following a protracted illness. Mr. Landers is survived by his wife, three sons, Willis Landers of Tuscola; Dave Landers of Dallas and Emmett Landers of Abilene; and four brothers and three sisters: S. M. Landers of Tuscola; W. J. Landers of Abilene; J. R. Landers of Ovala and S. T. Landers of Lawn; and Mrs. M. E. Keller of Tuscola, Mrs. J. G. Williams of Ovala and Mrs. N. J. Roberts of Abilene.
Mr. Landers as born in Alabama August 23, 1857 and moved to Texas in 1895 settling in the Ovalo section where he resided until five years ago when he moved to Abilene. Mr. Landers was known and beloved by scores of persons in this city and in Taylor county.
Funeral arrangements had not been completed at an early hour Wednesday afternoon.

Name LANDERS, J H Race C Gender M Birth date
Death date Oct 14, 1920
Funeral home Unknown Headstone None
Space information Location Section Independent Order of Fellowship Block 45 Lot 4 Space 12
Owner name LANDERS EMMETT
Purchase date 1900
Headstone None

It is fun to note that:
Abilene (TX) Daily Reporter, Sunday, April 11, 1915 , p.1
Ed. S. Hughes Company of this city unloaded a carload of Studebaker automobiles Saturday morning. This firm reports the sale of ... a Studebaker Four to J. H. Landers of Tuscola.

James Henry Landers was married 2x. He had 3 children by his first wife and 2 by his second wife.
This grave is not marked. Abilene Municipal Records reveal the following:

From Portal to Texas History: Abilene (TX) Daily Reporter, Wed., Oct. 13, 1920, p. 1 (research by Ruth Hasten Walsh)
James Henry Landers, aged 63 years pioneer resident of this county, died at the family residence (sic - actually died in a Dallas hospital) Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock following a protracted illness. Mr. Landers is survived by his wife, three sons, Willis Landers of Tuscola; Dave Landers of Dallas and Emmett Landers of Abilene; and four brothers and three sisters: S. M. Landers of Tuscola; W. J. Landers of Abilene; J. R. Landers of Ovala and S. T. Landers of Lawn; and Mrs. M. E. Keller of Tuscola, Mrs. J. G. Williams of Ovala and Mrs. N. J. Roberts of Abilene.
Mr. Landers as born in Alabama August 23, 1857 and moved to Texas in 1895 settling in the Ovalo section where he resided until five years ago when he moved to Abilene. Mr. Landers was known and beloved by scores of persons in this city and in Taylor county.
Funeral arrangements had not been completed at an early hour Wednesday afternoon.

Name LANDERS, J H Race C Gender M Birth date
Death date Oct 14, 1920
Funeral home Unknown Headstone None
Space information Location Section Independent Order of Fellowship Block 45 Lot 4 Space 12
Owner name LANDERS EMMETT
Purchase date 1900
Headstone None

It is fun to note that:
Abilene (TX) Daily Reporter, Sunday, April 11, 1915 , p.1
Ed. S. Hughes Company of this city unloaded a carload of Studebaker automobiles Saturday morning. This firm reports the sale of ... a Studebaker Four to J. H. Landers of Tuscola.

James Henry Landers was married 2x. He had 3 children by his first wife and 2 by his second wife.

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