Dallas Morning News - March 7, 1890; Page: 2
Fairfield Notes
FAIRFIELD, Tex., March 6 - ...
M. J. Childs died Tuesday evening. He was a well known citizen of Freestone county, having been engaged for a long time in the mercantile business in Fairfield. He also served one term as clerk of the county court and had many
warm friends.
He leaves a young wife and several small children to mourn his loss. His life was insured for $20,000, of which about $7000 will be paid to his widow.
Fairfield Notes
FAIRFIELD, Tex., March 6 - ...
M. J. Childs died Tuesday evening. He was a well known citizen of Freestone county, having been engaged for a long time in the mercantile business in Fairfield. He also served one term as clerk of the county court and had many
warm friends.
He leaves a young wife and several small children to mourn his loss. His life was insured for $20,000, of which about $7000 will be paid to his widow.
Dallas Morning News - March 7, 1890; Page: 2
Fairfield Notes
FAIRFIELD, Tex., March 6 - ...
M. J. Childs died Tuesday evening. He was a well known citizen of Freestone county, having been engaged for a long time in the mercantile business in Fairfield. He also served one term as clerk of the county court and had many
warm friends.
He leaves a young wife and several small children to mourn his loss. His life was insured for $20,000, of which about $7000 will be paid to his widow.
Fairfield Notes
FAIRFIELD, Tex., March 6 - ...
M. J. Childs died Tuesday evening. He was a well known citizen of Freestone county, having been engaged for a long time in the mercantile business in Fairfield. He also served one term as clerk of the county court and had many
warm friends.
He leaves a young wife and several small children to mourn his loss. His life was insured for $20,000, of which about $7000 will be paid to his widow.
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