Marion Boruff married Hannah Raper on 7 December 1876 in Owen County, Indiana. The couple moved to Texas in 1882. He moved to Vernon in 1922, from Jacksboro.
Services for M.A. Boruff were held in the Vernon Church of Christ and conducted by Elder L.N. Moody, minister of the local church assisted by Rev. G.T. Reaves, pastor of the First Christian Church in Vernon. Mr. Boruff was buried near the grave of his wife who preceded him in death. Survived by six daughters - Mrs. G.W. Richardson, Mrs. D. Tanner, Mrs. D.O. S Smith, MRs. Dale Dunn, Mrs. L.D. Eubanks, Mrs. Essie Love; two sons - Lee Boruff, Claude Boruff; several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
Services for M.A. Boruff were held in the Vernon Church of Christ and conducted by Elder L.N. Moody, minister of the local church assisted by Rev. G.T. Reaves, pastor of the First Christian Church in Vernon. Mr. Boruff was buried near the grave of his wife who preceded him in death. Survived by six daughters - Mrs. G.W. Richardson, Mrs. D. Tanner, Mrs. D.O. S Smith, MRs. Dale Dunn, Mrs. L.D. Eubanks, Mrs. Essie Love; two sons - Lee Boruff, Claude Boruff; several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
Marion Boruff married Hannah Raper on 7 December 1876 in Owen County, Indiana. The couple moved to Texas in 1882. He moved to Vernon in 1922, from Jacksboro.
Services for M.A. Boruff were held in the Vernon Church of Christ and conducted by Elder L.N. Moody, minister of the local church assisted by Rev. G.T. Reaves, pastor of the First Christian Church in Vernon. Mr. Boruff was buried near the grave of his wife who preceded him in death. Survived by six daughters - Mrs. G.W. Richardson, Mrs. D. Tanner, Mrs. D.O. S Smith, MRs. Dale Dunn, Mrs. L.D. Eubanks, Mrs. Essie Love; two sons - Lee Boruff, Claude Boruff; several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
Services for M.A. Boruff were held in the Vernon Church of Christ and conducted by Elder L.N. Moody, minister of the local church assisted by Rev. G.T. Reaves, pastor of the First Christian Church in Vernon. Mr. Boruff was buried near the grave of his wife who preceded him in death. Survived by six daughters - Mrs. G.W. Richardson, Mrs. D. Tanner, Mrs. D.O. S Smith, MRs. Dale Dunn, Mrs. L.D. Eubanks, Mrs. Essie Love; two sons - Lee Boruff, Claude Boruff; several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
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