Texas Marriage records, Ellis County, Tx:
R. M. Dillard married Pearl Spivey, 12-25-1912.
Texas Birth records, Ellis County, Tx, for Annie Pearl Spivey & Roy McTeer Dillard:
Annie Kate Dillard, b 10-10-1914
Female, b 8-1-1916 (Lucilla)
Samuel David Dillard, b 3-31-1920
Roy Leon Dillard, b 8-16-1922
Patrick Henry Dillard, b 8-15-1925
1920 Census, Ellis County, Tx:
Ray M. Dillard, b 1892 Ga, wife Pearl, b 1893 Tx, and daughters,
Kate, b 1915
Lucilla, b 1917
Texas Death Certificate #48778.
GRAND PRAIRIE TEXAN
Thursday, October 20, 1955
Roy McTeer Dillard, 54, 522 W. Church, died Wednesday at his home.
Born in Georgia, he had been a resident of Grand Prairie for 20 years. He was formerly an employee of Texas Tire and Rubber Co. here.
He was a member of the Baptist Church in Midlothian and a member of the Masonic Lodge.
Dillard lost two sons in World War II. Lt. Samuel David Dillard of the U. S. Air Force and a member of the 4th Ferry Command, was killed in a bomber crash in Brazil on Jan. 26, 1944. A younger son, St. Patrick H. Dillard, also of the Air Force, was declared missing in action on April 5, 1945.
He is survived by two daughters, Miss Lucille Dillard of Grand Prairie and Mrs. W. J. Wright of Dallas; one son, Leon Dillard of Leesburg, Fla.; three grandchildren; his mother, Mrs. Tinnie Dillard of Midlothian; two brothers, Wade of Fort Worth and Claud of Midlothian; two sisters, Mrs. Lucille Johnson of Midlothian and Mrs. Maggie Gerwin of Dallas.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Moore Funeral Chapel, with Rev. James Taylor of First Baptist Church in charge.
Interment will be at Midlothian.
Contributor: Ruth Goldman
R. M. Dillard married Pearl Spivey, 12-25-1912.
Texas Birth records, Ellis County, Tx, for Annie Pearl Spivey & Roy McTeer Dillard:
Annie Kate Dillard, b 10-10-1914
Female, b 8-1-1916 (Lucilla)
Samuel David Dillard, b 3-31-1920
Roy Leon Dillard, b 8-16-1922
Patrick Henry Dillard, b 8-15-1925
1920 Census, Ellis County, Tx:
Ray M. Dillard, b 1892 Ga, wife Pearl, b 1893 Tx, and daughters,
Kate, b 1915
Lucilla, b 1917
Texas Death Certificate #48778.
GRAND PRAIRIE TEXAN
Thursday, October 20, 1955
Roy McTeer Dillard, 54, 522 W. Church, died Wednesday at his home.
Born in Georgia, he had been a resident of Grand Prairie for 20 years. He was formerly an employee of Texas Tire and Rubber Co. here.
He was a member of the Baptist Church in Midlothian and a member of the Masonic Lodge.
Dillard lost two sons in World War II. Lt. Samuel David Dillard of the U. S. Air Force and a member of the 4th Ferry Command, was killed in a bomber crash in Brazil on Jan. 26, 1944. A younger son, St. Patrick H. Dillard, also of the Air Force, was declared missing in action on April 5, 1945.
He is survived by two daughters, Miss Lucille Dillard of Grand Prairie and Mrs. W. J. Wright of Dallas; one son, Leon Dillard of Leesburg, Fla.; three grandchildren; his mother, Mrs. Tinnie Dillard of Midlothian; two brothers, Wade of Fort Worth and Claud of Midlothian; two sisters, Mrs. Lucille Johnson of Midlothian and Mrs. Maggie Gerwin of Dallas.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Moore Funeral Chapel, with Rev. James Taylor of First Baptist Church in charge.
Interment will be at Midlothian.
Contributor: Ruth Goldman
Texas Marriage records, Ellis County, Tx:
R. M. Dillard married Pearl Spivey, 12-25-1912.
Texas Birth records, Ellis County, Tx, for Annie Pearl Spivey & Roy McTeer Dillard:
Annie Kate Dillard, b 10-10-1914
Female, b 8-1-1916 (Lucilla)
Samuel David Dillard, b 3-31-1920
Roy Leon Dillard, b 8-16-1922
Patrick Henry Dillard, b 8-15-1925
1920 Census, Ellis County, Tx:
Ray M. Dillard, b 1892 Ga, wife Pearl, b 1893 Tx, and daughters,
Kate, b 1915
Lucilla, b 1917
Texas Death Certificate #48778.
GRAND PRAIRIE TEXAN
Thursday, October 20, 1955
Roy McTeer Dillard, 54, 522 W. Church, died Wednesday at his home.
Born in Georgia, he had been a resident of Grand Prairie for 20 years. He was formerly an employee of Texas Tire and Rubber Co. here.
He was a member of the Baptist Church in Midlothian and a member of the Masonic Lodge.
Dillard lost two sons in World War II. Lt. Samuel David Dillard of the U. S. Air Force and a member of the 4th Ferry Command, was killed in a bomber crash in Brazil on Jan. 26, 1944. A younger son, St. Patrick H. Dillard, also of the Air Force, was declared missing in action on April 5, 1945.
He is survived by two daughters, Miss Lucille Dillard of Grand Prairie and Mrs. W. J. Wright of Dallas; one son, Leon Dillard of Leesburg, Fla.; three grandchildren; his mother, Mrs. Tinnie Dillard of Midlothian; two brothers, Wade of Fort Worth and Claud of Midlothian; two sisters, Mrs. Lucille Johnson of Midlothian and Mrs. Maggie Gerwin of Dallas.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Moore Funeral Chapel, with Rev. James Taylor of First Baptist Church in charge.
Interment will be at Midlothian.
Contributor: Ruth Goldman
R. M. Dillard married Pearl Spivey, 12-25-1912.
Texas Birth records, Ellis County, Tx, for Annie Pearl Spivey & Roy McTeer Dillard:
Annie Kate Dillard, b 10-10-1914
Female, b 8-1-1916 (Lucilla)
Samuel David Dillard, b 3-31-1920
Roy Leon Dillard, b 8-16-1922
Patrick Henry Dillard, b 8-15-1925
1920 Census, Ellis County, Tx:
Ray M. Dillard, b 1892 Ga, wife Pearl, b 1893 Tx, and daughters,
Kate, b 1915
Lucilla, b 1917
Texas Death Certificate #48778.
GRAND PRAIRIE TEXAN
Thursday, October 20, 1955
Roy McTeer Dillard, 54, 522 W. Church, died Wednesday at his home.
Born in Georgia, he had been a resident of Grand Prairie for 20 years. He was formerly an employee of Texas Tire and Rubber Co. here.
He was a member of the Baptist Church in Midlothian and a member of the Masonic Lodge.
Dillard lost two sons in World War II. Lt. Samuel David Dillard of the U. S. Air Force and a member of the 4th Ferry Command, was killed in a bomber crash in Brazil on Jan. 26, 1944. A younger son, St. Patrick H. Dillard, also of the Air Force, was declared missing in action on April 5, 1945.
He is survived by two daughters, Miss Lucille Dillard of Grand Prairie and Mrs. W. J. Wright of Dallas; one son, Leon Dillard of Leesburg, Fla.; three grandchildren; his mother, Mrs. Tinnie Dillard of Midlothian; two brothers, Wade of Fort Worth and Claud of Midlothian; two sisters, Mrs. Lucille Johnson of Midlothian and Mrs. Maggie Gerwin of Dallas.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Moore Funeral Chapel, with Rev. James Taylor of First Baptist Church in charge.
Interment will be at Midlothian.
Contributor: Ruth Goldman
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