NO TOMBSTONE IN CEMETERY
Services for J.F. Barrett, 73 of Newcastle were held at his home.
Newcastle's first citizen, the pioneer real estate man of Newcastle had been a resident here since 1906.
Barrett came to the area in 1906 and assisted in the organization of Newcastle in 1908. He was a leader in civic, social and school progress in Newcastle.
Survived by his wife; three sisters - MRs. J.H. Guillidge, Mrs. Ed Carpenter and Miss Catherine Barrett, all of Plano.
Services for J.F. Barrett, 73 of Newcastle were held at his home.
Newcastle's first citizen, the pioneer real estate man of Newcastle had been a resident here since 1906.
Barrett came to the area in 1906 and assisted in the organization of Newcastle in 1908. He was a leader in civic, social and school progress in Newcastle.
Survived by his wife; three sisters - MRs. J.H. Guillidge, Mrs. Ed Carpenter and Miss Catherine Barrett, all of Plano.
NO TOMBSTONE IN CEMETERY
Services for J.F. Barrett, 73 of Newcastle were held at his home.
Newcastle's first citizen, the pioneer real estate man of Newcastle had been a resident here since 1906.
Barrett came to the area in 1906 and assisted in the organization of Newcastle in 1908. He was a leader in civic, social and school progress in Newcastle.
Survived by his wife; three sisters - MRs. J.H. Guillidge, Mrs. Ed Carpenter and Miss Catherine Barrett, all of Plano.
Services for J.F. Barrett, 73 of Newcastle were held at his home.
Newcastle's first citizen, the pioneer real estate man of Newcastle had been a resident here since 1906.
Barrett came to the area in 1906 and assisted in the organization of Newcastle in 1908. He was a leader in civic, social and school progress in Newcastle.
Survived by his wife; three sisters - MRs. J.H. Guillidge, Mrs. Ed Carpenter and Miss Catherine Barrett, all of Plano.
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