ARCHIBALD C. SPEARS III
CONFEDERATE WAR VETERAN
Funeral services for Alexander C. [his d cert & stone = Archibald C.] Spears, 83 years old, soldier, teacher, merchant, and poet, who died Sunday, were conducted Monday afternoon at his residence, 615 North Lancaster Avenue, with the Rev. Wallace Bassett officiating. Burial was in Oakland Cemetery.
Mr. Spears was a Confederate veteran and in his early manhood was a teacher. He left that profession to enter business, from which he retired several years ago and devoted himself to writing poetry, of which a large collection was published. He was a member of the Poetry Society of Texas. He had been a resident of Dallas for thirty-five years.
He is survived by one son, W. T. Spears; two daughters, Mrs. Edward T. Moore, and Mrs. R. L. Chapman of Dallas; a brother, J. W. Spears of Greenville; and four grandchildren.
Dallas News
Transcribed by Carol Moore.
01-05-1926
Dallas, Texas
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D. cert: Archibald C. Spears; parents: A. Spears and Elizabeth Nelson.
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OAKLAND CEMETERY RECORD:
Archibald C. SPEARS
Date Born: 02 Jan 1843
Date Died: 03 Jan 1926
Cemetery: Oakland
Stone Type: Single
Spouse:
Date Buried: 04 Jan 1926
Age:
Section: 30
Subsection: Lot
Subsection Number: 24
Part of Lot: 24 NE1/2
Grave #: 01
Lot Part: 1
Lot Owner: Moore, Edw. T.
Funeral Home:
Tombstone Inscription:
[moved from Section 1 on 22 Apr 1930]
CONFEDERATE WAR VETERAN
Funeral services for Alexander C. [his d cert & stone = Archibald C.] Spears, 83 years old, soldier, teacher, merchant, and poet, who died Sunday, were conducted Monday afternoon at his residence, 615 North Lancaster Avenue, with the Rev. Wallace Bassett officiating. Burial was in Oakland Cemetery.
Mr. Spears was a Confederate veteran and in his early manhood was a teacher. He left that profession to enter business, from which he retired several years ago and devoted himself to writing poetry, of which a large collection was published. He was a member of the Poetry Society of Texas. He had been a resident of Dallas for thirty-five years.
He is survived by one son, W. T. Spears; two daughters, Mrs. Edward T. Moore, and Mrs. R. L. Chapman of Dallas; a brother, J. W. Spears of Greenville; and four grandchildren.
Dallas News
Transcribed by Carol Moore.
01-05-1926
Dallas, Texas
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D. cert: Archibald C. Spears; parents: A. Spears and Elizabeth Nelson.
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OAKLAND CEMETERY RECORD:
Archibald C. SPEARS
Date Born: 02 Jan 1843
Date Died: 03 Jan 1926
Cemetery: Oakland
Stone Type: Single
Spouse:
Date Buried: 04 Jan 1926
Age:
Section: 30
Subsection: Lot
Subsection Number: 24
Part of Lot: 24 NE1/2
Grave #: 01
Lot Part: 1
Lot Owner: Moore, Edw. T.
Funeral Home:
Tombstone Inscription:
[moved from Section 1 on 22 Apr 1930]
ARCHIBALD C. SPEARS III
CONFEDERATE WAR VETERAN
Funeral services for Alexander C. [his d cert & stone = Archibald C.] Spears, 83 years old, soldier, teacher, merchant, and poet, who died Sunday, were conducted Monday afternoon at his residence, 615 North Lancaster Avenue, with the Rev. Wallace Bassett officiating. Burial was in Oakland Cemetery.
Mr. Spears was a Confederate veteran and in his early manhood was a teacher. He left that profession to enter business, from which he retired several years ago and devoted himself to writing poetry, of which a large collection was published. He was a member of the Poetry Society of Texas. He had been a resident of Dallas for thirty-five years.
He is survived by one son, W. T. Spears; two daughters, Mrs. Edward T. Moore, and Mrs. R. L. Chapman of Dallas; a brother, J. W. Spears of Greenville; and four grandchildren.
Dallas News
Transcribed by Carol Moore.
01-05-1926
Dallas, Texas
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D. cert: Archibald C. Spears; parents: A. Spears and Elizabeth Nelson.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
OAKLAND CEMETERY RECORD:
Archibald C. SPEARS
Date Born: 02 Jan 1843
Date Died: 03 Jan 1926
Cemetery: Oakland
Stone Type: Single
Spouse:
Date Buried: 04 Jan 1926
Age:
Section: 30
Subsection: Lot
Subsection Number: 24
Part of Lot: 24 NE1/2
Grave #: 01
Lot Part: 1
Lot Owner: Moore, Edw. T.
Funeral Home:
Tombstone Inscription:
[moved from Section 1 on 22 Apr 1930]
CONFEDERATE WAR VETERAN
Funeral services for Alexander C. [his d cert & stone = Archibald C.] Spears, 83 years old, soldier, teacher, merchant, and poet, who died Sunday, were conducted Monday afternoon at his residence, 615 North Lancaster Avenue, with the Rev. Wallace Bassett officiating. Burial was in Oakland Cemetery.
Mr. Spears was a Confederate veteran and in his early manhood was a teacher. He left that profession to enter business, from which he retired several years ago and devoted himself to writing poetry, of which a large collection was published. He was a member of the Poetry Society of Texas. He had been a resident of Dallas for thirty-five years.
He is survived by one son, W. T. Spears; two daughters, Mrs. Edward T. Moore, and Mrs. R. L. Chapman of Dallas; a brother, J. W. Spears of Greenville; and four grandchildren.
Dallas News
Transcribed by Carol Moore.
01-05-1926
Dallas, Texas
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
D. cert: Archibald C. Spears; parents: A. Spears and Elizabeth Nelson.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
OAKLAND CEMETERY RECORD:
Archibald C. SPEARS
Date Born: 02 Jan 1843
Date Died: 03 Jan 1926
Cemetery: Oakland
Stone Type: Single
Spouse:
Date Buried: 04 Jan 1926
Age:
Section: 30
Subsection: Lot
Subsection Number: 24
Part of Lot: 24 NE1/2
Grave #: 01
Lot Part: 1
Lot Owner: Moore, Edw. T.
Funeral Home:
Tombstone Inscription:
[moved from Section 1 on 22 Apr 1930]
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