John Victor Acrey Sr.
He died of tuberculosis at age 31.
Son of: John Henry Acrey and Ila Aseneth (Paine) Acrey
Grandson of: Wesley Acrey & Deborah Anna Delilah Jane (Gilbreath) Acrey.
He and his first wife, Esther Tatum, had two children; a son Robert Lindell b.1924 and a daughter Esther Mozelle b.1927 & d. 1927 (died in infancy).
A Tuberculosis outbreak struck this family hard claiming his and his second wife Clella's first born infant son, John V. Jr., and shortly thereafter his own life, and the life of his father-in-law, James Jasper Lendermon.
His sister, Ada Aseneth "Cenie" Acrey also contracted the disease, however she, fortunately, survived. His youngest child, a son, by his marriage to Clella was born two months before he died. Due to his illness, he was never able to hold his child, however, before he died he was able to view the baby thru a window.
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Obituary from: San Antonio Light - Wednesday, March 20, 1935, San Antonio, Texas
Transcription:
ACREY – Died Tuesday, March 19, John V. Acrey age 31 years. Beloved husband of Clella Nadvie (correction: Nativie) Acrey, 222 Ferguson; father of Louis (correction: Lewis) Ray Acrey, son of Mrs L. R Simms. Funeral services will be held at the Riebe Undertaking company chapel this (Wednesday) afternoon at 4 o'clock. Internment is San Jose Burial Park.
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Obituary from: San Antonio Express - Wednesday, March 20, 1935, San Antonio, Texas
JOHN V. ACREY DEAD
John V. Acrey, 31, died in a local hospital Tuesday noon. He was a native of Douglas and had been in San Antonio 10 years. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Clella Nadivie Acrey, 222 Ferguson, son, Louis (correction: Lewis) Ray Acrey, mother Mrs. L. R. Simms of this city, two brothers, L. W. Acrey of San Diego, Cal., and O. D. Acrey of Dallas, three sisters, Mrs. H. G. Peterson of New York City, Mrs. John Schrier of Del Rio, and Miss Asenath Acrey of Nacogdoches. Funeral services will be held at the Riebe chapel Wednesday afternoon.
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He died of tuberculosis at age 31.
Son of: John Henry Acrey and Ila Aseneth (Paine) Acrey
Grandson of: Wesley Acrey & Deborah Anna Delilah Jane (Gilbreath) Acrey.
He and his first wife, Esther Tatum, had two children; a son Robert Lindell b.1924 and a daughter Esther Mozelle b.1927 & d. 1927 (died in infancy).
A Tuberculosis outbreak struck this family hard claiming his and his second wife Clella's first born infant son, John V. Jr., and shortly thereafter his own life, and the life of his father-in-law, James Jasper Lendermon.
His sister, Ada Aseneth "Cenie" Acrey also contracted the disease, however she, fortunately, survived. His youngest child, a son, by his marriage to Clella was born two months before he died. Due to his illness, he was never able to hold his child, however, before he died he was able to view the baby thru a window.
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Obituary from: San Antonio Light - Wednesday, March 20, 1935, San Antonio, Texas
Transcription:
ACREY – Died Tuesday, March 19, John V. Acrey age 31 years. Beloved husband of Clella Nadvie (correction: Nativie) Acrey, 222 Ferguson; father of Louis (correction: Lewis) Ray Acrey, son of Mrs L. R Simms. Funeral services will be held at the Riebe Undertaking company chapel this (Wednesday) afternoon at 4 o'clock. Internment is San Jose Burial Park.
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Obituary from: San Antonio Express - Wednesday, March 20, 1935, San Antonio, Texas
JOHN V. ACREY DEAD
John V. Acrey, 31, died in a local hospital Tuesday noon. He was a native of Douglas and had been in San Antonio 10 years. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Clella Nadivie Acrey, 222 Ferguson, son, Louis (correction: Lewis) Ray Acrey, mother Mrs. L. R. Simms of this city, two brothers, L. W. Acrey of San Diego, Cal., and O. D. Acrey of Dallas, three sisters, Mrs. H. G. Peterson of New York City, Mrs. John Schrier of Del Rio, and Miss Asenath Acrey of Nacogdoches. Funeral services will be held at the Riebe chapel Wednesday afternoon.
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John Victor Acrey Sr.
He died of tuberculosis at age 31.
Son of: John Henry Acrey and Ila Aseneth (Paine) Acrey
Grandson of: Wesley Acrey & Deborah Anna Delilah Jane (Gilbreath) Acrey.
He and his first wife, Esther Tatum, had two children; a son Robert Lindell b.1924 and a daughter Esther Mozelle b.1927 & d. 1927 (died in infancy).
A Tuberculosis outbreak struck this family hard claiming his and his second wife Clella's first born infant son, John V. Jr., and shortly thereafter his own life, and the life of his father-in-law, James Jasper Lendermon.
His sister, Ada Aseneth "Cenie" Acrey also contracted the disease, however she, fortunately, survived. His youngest child, a son, by his marriage to Clella was born two months before he died. Due to his illness, he was never able to hold his child, however, before he died he was able to view the baby thru a window.
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Obituary from: San Antonio Light - Wednesday, March 20, 1935, San Antonio, Texas
Transcription:
ACREY – Died Tuesday, March 19, John V. Acrey age 31 years. Beloved husband of Clella Nadvie (correction: Nativie) Acrey, 222 Ferguson; father of Louis (correction: Lewis) Ray Acrey, son of Mrs L. R Simms. Funeral services will be held at the Riebe Undertaking company chapel this (Wednesday) afternoon at 4 o'clock. Internment is San Jose Burial Park.
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Obituary from: San Antonio Express - Wednesday, March 20, 1935, San Antonio, Texas
JOHN V. ACREY DEAD
John V. Acrey, 31, died in a local hospital Tuesday noon. He was a native of Douglas and had been in San Antonio 10 years. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Clella Nadivie Acrey, 222 Ferguson, son, Louis (correction: Lewis) Ray Acrey, mother Mrs. L. R. Simms of this city, two brothers, L. W. Acrey of San Diego, Cal., and O. D. Acrey of Dallas, three sisters, Mrs. H. G. Peterson of New York City, Mrs. John Schrier of Del Rio, and Miss Asenath Acrey of Nacogdoches. Funeral services will be held at the Riebe chapel Wednesday afternoon.
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He died of tuberculosis at age 31.
Son of: John Henry Acrey and Ila Aseneth (Paine) Acrey
Grandson of: Wesley Acrey & Deborah Anna Delilah Jane (Gilbreath) Acrey.
He and his first wife, Esther Tatum, had two children; a son Robert Lindell b.1924 and a daughter Esther Mozelle b.1927 & d. 1927 (died in infancy).
A Tuberculosis outbreak struck this family hard claiming his and his second wife Clella's first born infant son, John V. Jr., and shortly thereafter his own life, and the life of his father-in-law, James Jasper Lendermon.
His sister, Ada Aseneth "Cenie" Acrey also contracted the disease, however she, fortunately, survived. His youngest child, a son, by his marriage to Clella was born two months before he died. Due to his illness, he was never able to hold his child, however, before he died he was able to view the baby thru a window.
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Obituary from: San Antonio Light - Wednesday, March 20, 1935, San Antonio, Texas
Transcription:
ACREY – Died Tuesday, March 19, John V. Acrey age 31 years. Beloved husband of Clella Nadvie (correction: Nativie) Acrey, 222 Ferguson; father of Louis (correction: Lewis) Ray Acrey, son of Mrs L. R Simms. Funeral services will be held at the Riebe Undertaking company chapel this (Wednesday) afternoon at 4 o'clock. Internment is San Jose Burial Park.
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Obituary from: San Antonio Express - Wednesday, March 20, 1935, San Antonio, Texas
JOHN V. ACREY DEAD
John V. Acrey, 31, died in a local hospital Tuesday noon. He was a native of Douglas and had been in San Antonio 10 years. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Clella Nadivie Acrey, 222 Ferguson, son, Louis (correction: Lewis) Ray Acrey, mother Mrs. L. R. Simms of this city, two brothers, L. W. Acrey of San Diego, Cal., and O. D. Acrey of Dallas, three sisters, Mrs. H. G. Peterson of New York City, Mrs. John Schrier of Del Rio, and Miss Asenath Acrey of Nacogdoches. Funeral services will be held at the Riebe chapel Wednesday afternoon.
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