She joined the Methodist church in Grayson County in 1876. She helped organzie the Woman's Home Mission society of this city, and helped this socity raise the first $1,000 to pay for the present Methodist church.
They moved to Archer County in 1888, and to Archer City in 1889, settling in the southeast part where they operated their big ranch. Like many ranch families, they moved to town to put the children in school, but continued their stock raising business.
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She died of Paralysis.
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Florance was a great aunt of mine on my dad's side.
She joined the Methodist church in Grayson County in 1876. She helped organzie the Woman's Home Mission society of this city, and helped this socity raise the first $1,000 to pay for the present Methodist church.
They moved to Archer County in 1888, and to Archer City in 1889, settling in the southeast part where they operated their big ranch. Like many ranch families, they moved to town to put the children in school, but continued their stock raising business.
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She died of Paralysis.
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Florance was a great aunt of mine on my dad's side.
Family Members
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B Hilleary "Barney" Conner Sr
1878–1941
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Leonard Wallace "Lee" Conner
1880–1913
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Horace Luther Conner
1881 – unknown
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Coffee Clarence Conner
1884–1973
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Avice Beatrice Conner Henderson
1886–1940
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Zibba Mae Conner Matthews
1888–1974
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Florance Ann Conner Harris
1891–1977
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Alpha Faye Conner Burnett
1893–1986
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Arch Rice "Jake" Conner
1895–1936
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Dr Paul Kerr Conner Sr
1898–1977
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