Died in the Bonham jail where he was being held for the killing of his son-in-law, I.J, Martin. He was 78.
(Published in the Honey Grove Signal on August 22, 1902; Also published in Deaths, Murders and Other Tribulations, by Patricia Armstrong Newhouse.
Per Kathryn J McCloud, #47791999:
...he does not have a headstone. In fact, the cemetery does not know where he is buried (but does not dispute he is in the cemetery). "
(Published in the Honey Grove Signal on August 22, 1902; Also published in Deaths, Murders and Other Tribulations, by Patricia Armstrong Newhouse.
Per Kathryn J McCloud, #47791999:
...he does not have a headstone. In fact, the cemetery does not know where he is buried (but does not dispute he is in the cemetery). "
Died in the Bonham jail where he was being held for the killing of his son-in-law, I.J, Martin. He was 78.
(Published in the Honey Grove Signal on August 22, 1902; Also published in Deaths, Murders and Other Tribulations, by Patricia Armstrong Newhouse.
Per Kathryn J McCloud, #47791999:
...he does not have a headstone. In fact, the cemetery does not know where he is buried (but does not dispute he is in the cemetery). "
(Published in the Honey Grove Signal on August 22, 1902; Also published in Deaths, Murders and Other Tribulations, by Patricia Armstrong Newhouse.
Per Kathryn J McCloud, #47791999:
...he does not have a headstone. In fact, the cemetery does not know where he is buried (but does not dispute he is in the cemetery). "
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