Hunt County, Texas, Marriages 1846-1911, page 203:
groom: Hayter, J.T.
bride: Buzbee, Fannie
married: 17 Dec 1885
recorded: marriage volume E page 91
Greenville Morning Herald, Sun, 20 Jun 1926, part 1, page 3, JOHN T. HAYTER DIED SATURDAY
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR WELL KNOWN HUNT COUNTY FARMER THIS AFTERNOON.
John T. Hayter, 66 years of age, a resident of Hunt County for sixty-three years and one of the best known farmers in the Neola community, five miles south of Greenville at 8:10 o'clock Saturday morning, following a protracted illness that dated back to an attack of influenza.
John T. Hayter was born in Fannin County in 1859, being the son of J.L. and Cynthia C. Hayter. When he was three years of age the family moved to Hunt County. He was reared to manhood here and was married to Miss Fannie Buzbee on December 17, 1885. He is survived by his widow and three children: Atwell Hayter, of Jacksonville; Mrs. Modena Wilkinson and James Howard Hayter. He is also survived by a grandchild, Fannye John Wilkerson, two brothers, J.O. Hayter and Arch Hayter, a half-brother, Henry C. Hayter of Snyder and two step-brothers, Abb Pearce, of California and Ed Pearce of Austin, beside a number of nephews and nieces.
Mr. Hayter was Christian citizen of the highest type, carrying the tenets of his religious beliefs into his daily life. He stood for every forward movement in his community and was never too busy to assist a friend. A splendid man in his home life, a wonderful neighbor his life was an example and an inspiration to the younger generation.
Funeral services will be held from the late home of the deceased at 4 o'clock this afternoon, conducted by Rev. Charles W. Hearon, pastor of Kavanaugh Church, assisted by Rev. A.A. Duncan, pastor of the First Baptist Church. Interment will follow in East Mount Cemetery.
Active pallbearers will be nephews of the deceased: Abe Hayter, John Hayter, Oliver Hayter, Jim Wilkerson, Duke Harris and Ray Hayter.
Honorary pall bearers will be the friends and neighbors of the deceased.
groom: Hayter, J.T.
bride: Buzbee, Fannie
married: 17 Dec 1885
recorded: marriage volume E page 91
Greenville Morning Herald, Sun, 20 Jun 1926, part 1, page 3, JOHN T. HAYTER DIED SATURDAY
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR WELL KNOWN HUNT COUNTY FARMER THIS AFTERNOON.
John T. Hayter, 66 years of age, a resident of Hunt County for sixty-three years and one of the best known farmers in the Neola community, five miles south of Greenville at 8:10 o'clock Saturday morning, following a protracted illness that dated back to an attack of influenza.
John T. Hayter was born in Fannin County in 1859, being the son of J.L. and Cynthia C. Hayter. When he was three years of age the family moved to Hunt County. He was reared to manhood here and was married to Miss Fannie Buzbee on December 17, 1885. He is survived by his widow and three children: Atwell Hayter, of Jacksonville; Mrs. Modena Wilkinson and James Howard Hayter. He is also survived by a grandchild, Fannye John Wilkerson, two brothers, J.O. Hayter and Arch Hayter, a half-brother, Henry C. Hayter of Snyder and two step-brothers, Abb Pearce, of California and Ed Pearce of Austin, beside a number of nephews and nieces.
Mr. Hayter was Christian citizen of the highest type, carrying the tenets of his religious beliefs into his daily life. He stood for every forward movement in his community and was never too busy to assist a friend. A splendid man in his home life, a wonderful neighbor his life was an example and an inspiration to the younger generation.
Funeral services will be held from the late home of the deceased at 4 o'clock this afternoon, conducted by Rev. Charles W. Hearon, pastor of Kavanaugh Church, assisted by Rev. A.A. Duncan, pastor of the First Baptist Church. Interment will follow in East Mount Cemetery.
Active pallbearers will be nephews of the deceased: Abe Hayter, John Hayter, Oliver Hayter, Jim Wilkerson, Duke Harris and Ray Hayter.
Honorary pall bearers will be the friends and neighbors of the deceased.
Hunt County, Texas, Marriages 1846-1911, page 203:
groom: Hayter, J.T.
bride: Buzbee, Fannie
married: 17 Dec 1885
recorded: marriage volume E page 91
Greenville Morning Herald, Sun, 20 Jun 1926, part 1, page 3, JOHN T. HAYTER DIED SATURDAY
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR WELL KNOWN HUNT COUNTY FARMER THIS AFTERNOON.
John T. Hayter, 66 years of age, a resident of Hunt County for sixty-three years and one of the best known farmers in the Neola community, five miles south of Greenville at 8:10 o'clock Saturday morning, following a protracted illness that dated back to an attack of influenza.
John T. Hayter was born in Fannin County in 1859, being the son of J.L. and Cynthia C. Hayter. When he was three years of age the family moved to Hunt County. He was reared to manhood here and was married to Miss Fannie Buzbee on December 17, 1885. He is survived by his widow and three children: Atwell Hayter, of Jacksonville; Mrs. Modena Wilkinson and James Howard Hayter. He is also survived by a grandchild, Fannye John Wilkerson, two brothers, J.O. Hayter and Arch Hayter, a half-brother, Henry C. Hayter of Snyder and two step-brothers, Abb Pearce, of California and Ed Pearce of Austin, beside a number of nephews and nieces.
Mr. Hayter was Christian citizen of the highest type, carrying the tenets of his religious beliefs into his daily life. He stood for every forward movement in his community and was never too busy to assist a friend. A splendid man in his home life, a wonderful neighbor his life was an example and an inspiration to the younger generation.
Funeral services will be held from the late home of the deceased at 4 o'clock this afternoon, conducted by Rev. Charles W. Hearon, pastor of Kavanaugh Church, assisted by Rev. A.A. Duncan, pastor of the First Baptist Church. Interment will follow in East Mount Cemetery.
Active pallbearers will be nephews of the deceased: Abe Hayter, John Hayter, Oliver Hayter, Jim Wilkerson, Duke Harris and Ray Hayter.
Honorary pall bearers will be the friends and neighbors of the deceased.
groom: Hayter, J.T.
bride: Buzbee, Fannie
married: 17 Dec 1885
recorded: marriage volume E page 91
Greenville Morning Herald, Sun, 20 Jun 1926, part 1, page 3, JOHN T. HAYTER DIED SATURDAY
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR WELL KNOWN HUNT COUNTY FARMER THIS AFTERNOON.
John T. Hayter, 66 years of age, a resident of Hunt County for sixty-three years and one of the best known farmers in the Neola community, five miles south of Greenville at 8:10 o'clock Saturday morning, following a protracted illness that dated back to an attack of influenza.
John T. Hayter was born in Fannin County in 1859, being the son of J.L. and Cynthia C. Hayter. When he was three years of age the family moved to Hunt County. He was reared to manhood here and was married to Miss Fannie Buzbee on December 17, 1885. He is survived by his widow and three children: Atwell Hayter, of Jacksonville; Mrs. Modena Wilkinson and James Howard Hayter. He is also survived by a grandchild, Fannye John Wilkerson, two brothers, J.O. Hayter and Arch Hayter, a half-brother, Henry C. Hayter of Snyder and two step-brothers, Abb Pearce, of California and Ed Pearce of Austin, beside a number of nephews and nieces.
Mr. Hayter was Christian citizen of the highest type, carrying the tenets of his religious beliefs into his daily life. He stood for every forward movement in his community and was never too busy to assist a friend. A splendid man in his home life, a wonderful neighbor his life was an example and an inspiration to the younger generation.
Funeral services will be held from the late home of the deceased at 4 o'clock this afternoon, conducted by Rev. Charles W. Hearon, pastor of Kavanaugh Church, assisted by Rev. A.A. Duncan, pastor of the First Baptist Church. Interment will follow in East Mount Cemetery.
Active pallbearers will be nephews of the deceased: Abe Hayter, John Hayter, Oliver Hayter, Jim Wilkerson, Duke Harris and Ray Hayter.
Honorary pall bearers will be the friends and neighbors of the deceased.
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