We first find J.T. Matson on the 1940 Trinity County Census, 29 years old living with his wife, Eloise.
Judge T Matson died in Ben Taub Hospital in Houston, he was married. He and Eloise were living at 900 S Illinois Street in Weslaco. J.T. was a brakeman for the MP Railroad at the time of his death. He was the son of Charlie Matson and Janie Harris.
He was buried in Houston Memorial Gardens on November 15, 1975.
Source: TXDC, Informant Eloise Matson.
Judge T Matson died in Ben Taub Hospital in Houston, he was married. He and Eloise were living at 900 S Illinois Street in Weslaco. J.T. was a brakeman for the MP Railroad at the time of his death. He was the son of Charlie Matson and Janie Harris.
He was buried in Houston Memorial Gardens on November 15, 1975.
Source: TXDC, Informant Eloise Matson.
We first find J.T. Matson on the 1940 Trinity County Census, 29 years old living with his wife, Eloise.
Judge T Matson died in Ben Taub Hospital in Houston, he was married. He and Eloise were living at 900 S Illinois Street in Weslaco. J.T. was a brakeman for the MP Railroad at the time of his death. He was the son of Charlie Matson and Janie Harris.
He was buried in Houston Memorial Gardens on November 15, 1975.
Source: TXDC, Informant Eloise Matson.
Judge T Matson died in Ben Taub Hospital in Houston, he was married. He and Eloise were living at 900 S Illinois Street in Weslaco. J.T. was a brakeman for the MP Railroad at the time of his death. He was the son of Charlie Matson and Janie Harris.
He was buried in Houston Memorial Gardens on November 15, 1975.
Source: TXDC, Informant Eloise Matson.
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