J Pink Patterson came to Tyler in 1848. The newspaper referred to him as "the oldest inhabitant of Tyler." He was engaged in the mercantile business before his retirement.
Mr. Patterson died June 26, 1911, at the age of 64. He was survived by his wife and children: Mrs. Will Hunter, San Angelo; Mrs. J.B. Mayfield, Mrs. Guss Caldwell, Misses Pearl and Ruth Patterson, and Joe Patterson, all of Tyler. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery. (Tyler Daily Courier Times, June 26, 1911; Weekly Courier Times, June 30, 1911)
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info from Bev:
Patterson, J.P.
CSA
16 Oct 1847
26 Jun 1911
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"Guarded soilders at Camp Ford during the Confederate war, too young for regular service" - Family Papers, from his grt. grt. grandson, Dan Hill
Mr. Patterson died June 26, 1911, at the age of 64. He was survived by his wife and children: Mrs. Will Hunter, San Angelo; Mrs. J.B. Mayfield, Mrs. Guss Caldwell, Misses Pearl and Ruth Patterson, and Joe Patterson, all of Tyler. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery. (Tyler Daily Courier Times, June 26, 1911; Weekly Courier Times, June 30, 1911)
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info from Bev:
Patterson, J.P.
CSA
16 Oct 1847
26 Jun 1911
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"Guarded soilders at Camp Ford during the Confederate war, too young for regular service" - Family Papers, from his grt. grt. grandson, Dan Hill
J Pink Patterson came to Tyler in 1848. The newspaper referred to him as "the oldest inhabitant of Tyler." He was engaged in the mercantile business before his retirement.
Mr. Patterson died June 26, 1911, at the age of 64. He was survived by his wife and children: Mrs. Will Hunter, San Angelo; Mrs. J.B. Mayfield, Mrs. Guss Caldwell, Misses Pearl and Ruth Patterson, and Joe Patterson, all of Tyler. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery. (Tyler Daily Courier Times, June 26, 1911; Weekly Courier Times, June 30, 1911)
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info from Bev:
Patterson, J.P.
CSA
16 Oct 1847
26 Jun 1911
_____________
"Guarded soilders at Camp Ford during the Confederate war, too young for regular service" - Family Papers, from his grt. grt. grandson, Dan Hill
Mr. Patterson died June 26, 1911, at the age of 64. He was survived by his wife and children: Mrs. Will Hunter, San Angelo; Mrs. J.B. Mayfield, Mrs. Guss Caldwell, Misses Pearl and Ruth Patterson, and Joe Patterson, all of Tyler. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery. (Tyler Daily Courier Times, June 26, 1911; Weekly Courier Times, June 30, 1911)
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info from Bev:
Patterson, J.P.
CSA
16 Oct 1847
26 Jun 1911
_____________
"Guarded soilders at Camp Ford during the Confederate war, too young for regular service" - Family Papers, from his grt. grt. grandson, Dan Hill
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