Cornelia was the daughter of Charles Thomas McMahon & Willie Alene Watkins and the 2nd wife of Jack Stanton Ducourt.
Jack had purchased burial plots with his first wife Pat in Laurel Land Memorial Park in Dallas, Texas. When he married Cornelia they purchased a separate plot for her. When she passed away, he could not stand the thought of burying her by herself so he buried her next to his first wife in his place. Later he remarried and when he passed away, his wife buried him next to her 1st husband in Restland Memorial Park so he wouldn't be by himself.
Jack had purchased burial plots with his first wife Pat in Laurel Land Memorial Park in Dallas, Texas. When he married Cornelia they purchased a separate plot for her. When she passed away, he could not stand the thought of burying her by herself so he buried her next to his first wife in his place. Later he remarried and when he passed away, his wife buried him next to her 1st husband in Restland Memorial Park so he wouldn't be by himself.
Cornelia was the daughter of Charles Thomas McMahon & Willie Alene Watkins and the 2nd wife of Jack Stanton Ducourt.
Jack had purchased burial plots with his first wife Pat in Laurel Land Memorial Park in Dallas, Texas. When he married Cornelia they purchased a separate plot for her. When she passed away, he could not stand the thought of burying her by herself so he buried her next to his first wife in his place. Later he remarried and when he passed away, his wife buried him next to her 1st husband in Restland Memorial Park so he wouldn't be by himself.
Jack had purchased burial plots with his first wife Pat in Laurel Land Memorial Park in Dallas, Texas. When he married Cornelia they purchased a separate plot for her. When she passed away, he could not stand the thought of burying her by herself so he buried her next to his first wife in his place. Later he remarried and when he passed away, his wife buried him next to her 1st husband in Restland Memorial Park so he wouldn't be by himself.
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