At the family residence on the Felix Lancaster place about two miles east of Temple last Sunday night, occurred the death of Mr. A. H. Doshier in his fifty second year.
Funeral services were conducted yesterday morning at Lancaster cemetery by Rev. J. R. Smith of the Christian church. The services and interment were attended by a large throng of friends and relatives of the deceased.
He is survived by a widow and five boys and two girls, all of whom are practically grown. He came to this county about seven years ago from Arkansas, and was highly esteemed by all in his community.
The Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), vol. 1, no. 152, ed. 1, Wed., 13 May 1908, page 4
Source: Kevin (member 47711744)
Funeral services were conducted yesterday morning at Lancaster cemetery by Rev. J. R. Smith of the Christian church. The services and interment were attended by a large throng of friends and relatives of the deceased.
He is survived by a widow and five boys and two girls, all of whom are practically grown. He came to this county about seven years ago from Arkansas, and was highly esteemed by all in his community.
The Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), vol. 1, no. 152, ed. 1, Wed., 13 May 1908, page 4
Source: Kevin (member 47711744)
At the family residence on the Felix Lancaster place about two miles east of Temple last Sunday night, occurred the death of Mr. A. H. Doshier in his fifty second year.
Funeral services were conducted yesterday morning at Lancaster cemetery by Rev. J. R. Smith of the Christian church. The services and interment were attended by a large throng of friends and relatives of the deceased.
He is survived by a widow and five boys and two girls, all of whom are practically grown. He came to this county about seven years ago from Arkansas, and was highly esteemed by all in his community.
The Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), vol. 1, no. 152, ed. 1, Wed., 13 May 1908, page 4
Source: Kevin (member 47711744)
Funeral services were conducted yesterday morning at Lancaster cemetery by Rev. J. R. Smith of the Christian church. The services and interment were attended by a large throng of friends and relatives of the deceased.
He is survived by a widow and five boys and two girls, all of whom are practically grown. He came to this county about seven years ago from Arkansas, and was highly esteemed by all in his community.
The Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), vol. 1, no. 152, ed. 1, Wed., 13 May 1908, page 4
Source: Kevin (member 47711744)
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Name details from James Williams (#46865917). Birth/death location details and parents per Ed & Sue Anderson (#46739770).
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