1910 Census, Hamilton County, TX
Household Gender Age
Parent James W Crain M 39y
Parent Amanda Crain F 32y
James E Crain M 13y
Robert V Crain M 10y
Ruby P Crain F 7y
Lura B Crain F 3y
1920 Census, Hamilton County, TX
Household Gender Age
James Crain M 48y
Spouse Amanda Crain F 42y
Child Verne Crain M 20y
Child Ruby Crain F 17y
Child Lura Crain F 13y
1930 Census, Precinct 1, Hamilton, TX
Household Gender Age
James W Crain M 58
Spouse Amanda E Crain F 52
Child Ruby P Crain F 27
Child Lura B Crain F 23
Ruby was the older daughter of James Wesley Crain and Amanda Elizabeth (Stribling) Crain.
Aunt Ruby crocheted a bedspread for each of her nieces and nephew.
Aunt Ruby raised chickens and sold eggs. During World War II, her chickenfeed sacks were used to make many dresses for the girls and ladies in our family.
She loved her family and faithfully sent cards and letters. Aunt Ruby was a member of the Blue Ridge Baptist Church in Hamilton County, TX.
Her chocolate pudding was the BEST! Both my daughter and I use her chocolate pudding recipe. We might not have survived childhood without chocolate pudding.
For each Christmas, Aunt Ruby baked a five-layer prune cake. It was good also--but not as good as her chocolate pudding.
Ruby Pearl Crain
The Hamilton Herald-News February 12, 1976
Funeral services were held for Miss Ruby Peal Crain on Friday, Feb., 6, 1976, in the Riley Funeral Home Chapel in Hamilton. Rev. Tom Tribble and Herschel Fortner officiated at the services. Interment was in I.O.O.F Cemetery
Miss Crain passed away at Goodall-Witcher Hospital in Clifton on Thursday, Feb. 5, after an illness of about two weeks' duration. She had lived most of her lifetime in Hamilton County.
The deceased was born in Oglesby, Texas, to James Wesley Crain and Amanda Elizabeth (Stribling) Crain. She was a member of Blue Ridge Baptist Church.
Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Jeff Perry of Hamilton, and a brother J. E. Crain of Hamilton. Preceding her in death were her parents, one sister, Mary Eunice Crain; and one brother, Verne Crain.
Pallbearers for the service were Jess Pruitt, Gene Pruitt, James Harold Perry, James Obie Pearce, Garland Anglin, Jack Hodgkins, Marvin Bradberry, and Jack Dunlop.
Household Gender Age
Parent James W Crain M 39y
Parent Amanda Crain F 32y
James E Crain M 13y
Robert V Crain M 10y
Ruby P Crain F 7y
Lura B Crain F 3y
1920 Census, Hamilton County, TX
Household Gender Age
James Crain M 48y
Spouse Amanda Crain F 42y
Child Verne Crain M 20y
Child Ruby Crain F 17y
Child Lura Crain F 13y
1930 Census, Precinct 1, Hamilton, TX
Household Gender Age
James W Crain M 58
Spouse Amanda E Crain F 52
Child Ruby P Crain F 27
Child Lura B Crain F 23
Ruby was the older daughter of James Wesley Crain and Amanda Elizabeth (Stribling) Crain.
Aunt Ruby crocheted a bedspread for each of her nieces and nephew.
Aunt Ruby raised chickens and sold eggs. During World War II, her chickenfeed sacks were used to make many dresses for the girls and ladies in our family.
She loved her family and faithfully sent cards and letters. Aunt Ruby was a member of the Blue Ridge Baptist Church in Hamilton County, TX.
Her chocolate pudding was the BEST! Both my daughter and I use her chocolate pudding recipe. We might not have survived childhood without chocolate pudding.
For each Christmas, Aunt Ruby baked a five-layer prune cake. It was good also--but not as good as her chocolate pudding.
Ruby Pearl Crain
The Hamilton Herald-News February 12, 1976
Funeral services were held for Miss Ruby Peal Crain on Friday, Feb., 6, 1976, in the Riley Funeral Home Chapel in Hamilton. Rev. Tom Tribble and Herschel Fortner officiated at the services. Interment was in I.O.O.F Cemetery
Miss Crain passed away at Goodall-Witcher Hospital in Clifton on Thursday, Feb. 5, after an illness of about two weeks' duration. She had lived most of her lifetime in Hamilton County.
The deceased was born in Oglesby, Texas, to James Wesley Crain and Amanda Elizabeth (Stribling) Crain. She was a member of Blue Ridge Baptist Church.
Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Jeff Perry of Hamilton, and a brother J. E. Crain of Hamilton. Preceding her in death were her parents, one sister, Mary Eunice Crain; and one brother, Verne Crain.
Pallbearers for the service were Jess Pruitt, Gene Pruitt, James Harold Perry, James Obie Pearce, Garland Anglin, Jack Hodgkins, Marvin Bradberry, and Jack Dunlop.
1910 Census, Hamilton County, TX
Household Gender Age
Parent James W Crain M 39y
Parent Amanda Crain F 32y
James E Crain M 13y
Robert V Crain M 10y
Ruby P Crain F 7y
Lura B Crain F 3y
1920 Census, Hamilton County, TX
Household Gender Age
James Crain M 48y
Spouse Amanda Crain F 42y
Child Verne Crain M 20y
Child Ruby Crain F 17y
Child Lura Crain F 13y
1930 Census, Precinct 1, Hamilton, TX
Household Gender Age
James W Crain M 58
Spouse Amanda E Crain F 52
Child Ruby P Crain F 27
Child Lura B Crain F 23
Ruby was the older daughter of James Wesley Crain and Amanda Elizabeth (Stribling) Crain.
Aunt Ruby crocheted a bedspread for each of her nieces and nephew.
Aunt Ruby raised chickens and sold eggs. During World War II, her chickenfeed sacks were used to make many dresses for the girls and ladies in our family.
She loved her family and faithfully sent cards and letters. Aunt Ruby was a member of the Blue Ridge Baptist Church in Hamilton County, TX.
Her chocolate pudding was the BEST! Both my daughter and I use her chocolate pudding recipe. We might not have survived childhood without chocolate pudding.
For each Christmas, Aunt Ruby baked a five-layer prune cake. It was good also--but not as good as her chocolate pudding.
Ruby Pearl Crain
The Hamilton Herald-News February 12, 1976
Funeral services were held for Miss Ruby Peal Crain on Friday, Feb., 6, 1976, in the Riley Funeral Home Chapel in Hamilton. Rev. Tom Tribble and Herschel Fortner officiated at the services. Interment was in I.O.O.F Cemetery
Miss Crain passed away at Goodall-Witcher Hospital in Clifton on Thursday, Feb. 5, after an illness of about two weeks' duration. She had lived most of her lifetime in Hamilton County.
The deceased was born in Oglesby, Texas, to James Wesley Crain and Amanda Elizabeth (Stribling) Crain. She was a member of Blue Ridge Baptist Church.
Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Jeff Perry of Hamilton, and a brother J. E. Crain of Hamilton. Preceding her in death were her parents, one sister, Mary Eunice Crain; and one brother, Verne Crain.
Pallbearers for the service were Jess Pruitt, Gene Pruitt, James Harold Perry, James Obie Pearce, Garland Anglin, Jack Hodgkins, Marvin Bradberry, and Jack Dunlop.
Household Gender Age
Parent James W Crain M 39y
Parent Amanda Crain F 32y
James E Crain M 13y
Robert V Crain M 10y
Ruby P Crain F 7y
Lura B Crain F 3y
1920 Census, Hamilton County, TX
Household Gender Age
James Crain M 48y
Spouse Amanda Crain F 42y
Child Verne Crain M 20y
Child Ruby Crain F 17y
Child Lura Crain F 13y
1930 Census, Precinct 1, Hamilton, TX
Household Gender Age
James W Crain M 58
Spouse Amanda E Crain F 52
Child Ruby P Crain F 27
Child Lura B Crain F 23
Ruby was the older daughter of James Wesley Crain and Amanda Elizabeth (Stribling) Crain.
Aunt Ruby crocheted a bedspread for each of her nieces and nephew.
Aunt Ruby raised chickens and sold eggs. During World War II, her chickenfeed sacks were used to make many dresses for the girls and ladies in our family.
She loved her family and faithfully sent cards and letters. Aunt Ruby was a member of the Blue Ridge Baptist Church in Hamilton County, TX.
Her chocolate pudding was the BEST! Both my daughter and I use her chocolate pudding recipe. We might not have survived childhood without chocolate pudding.
For each Christmas, Aunt Ruby baked a five-layer prune cake. It was good also--but not as good as her chocolate pudding.
Ruby Pearl Crain
The Hamilton Herald-News February 12, 1976
Funeral services were held for Miss Ruby Peal Crain on Friday, Feb., 6, 1976, in the Riley Funeral Home Chapel in Hamilton. Rev. Tom Tribble and Herschel Fortner officiated at the services. Interment was in I.O.O.F Cemetery
Miss Crain passed away at Goodall-Witcher Hospital in Clifton on Thursday, Feb. 5, after an illness of about two weeks' duration. She had lived most of her lifetime in Hamilton County.
The deceased was born in Oglesby, Texas, to James Wesley Crain and Amanda Elizabeth (Stribling) Crain. She was a member of Blue Ridge Baptist Church.
Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Jeff Perry of Hamilton, and a brother J. E. Crain of Hamilton. Preceding her in death were her parents, one sister, Mary Eunice Crain; and one brother, Verne Crain.
Pallbearers for the service were Jess Pruitt, Gene Pruitt, James Harold Perry, James Obie Pearce, Garland Anglin, Jack Hodgkins, Marvin Bradberry, and Jack Dunlop.
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