"Galveston Daily News," 12 October 1908, p. 6
MALLORY – Belton, Tex., Oct. 11 – News of the death of Mr. Pat H. Mallory was received here last night from Austin, where he had been for some time for treatment. His death is an unusually sad one. He is the fourth one in the family to die in the last three weeks. His brother, Mr. Jess Mallory and two of his little children died within a few days of each other from typhoid fever. A third child was stricken, but recovered. The remains will be brought here for interment in the South Belton Cemetery. Mr. Mallory is survived by a mother, wife and child.
MALLORY – Belton, Tex., Oct. 11 – News of the death of Mr. Pat H. Mallory was received here last night from Austin, where he had been for some time for treatment. His death is an unusually sad one. He is the fourth one in the family to die in the last three weeks. His brother, Mr. Jess Mallory and two of his little children died within a few days of each other from typhoid fever. A third child was stricken, but recovered. The remains will be brought here for interment in the South Belton Cemetery. Mr. Mallory is survived by a mother, wife and child.
"Galveston Daily News," 12 October 1908, p. 6
MALLORY – Belton, Tex., Oct. 11 – News of the death of Mr. Pat H. Mallory was received here last night from Austin, where he had been for some time for treatment. His death is an unusually sad one. He is the fourth one in the family to die in the last three weeks. His brother, Mr. Jess Mallory and two of his little children died within a few days of each other from typhoid fever. A third child was stricken, but recovered. The remains will be brought here for interment in the South Belton Cemetery. Mr. Mallory is survived by a mother, wife and child.
MALLORY – Belton, Tex., Oct. 11 – News of the death of Mr. Pat H. Mallory was received here last night from Austin, where he had been for some time for treatment. His death is an unusually sad one. He is the fourth one in the family to die in the last three weeks. His brother, Mr. Jess Mallory and two of his little children died within a few days of each other from typhoid fever. A third child was stricken, but recovered. The remains will be brought here for interment in the South Belton Cemetery. Mr. Mallory is survived by a mother, wife and child.
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