Mr. Dan Clutter died in Dallas Texas 05-Jul.-1906 a very poor man. A stock of goods situated in a little shed in Oak Cliff was appraised at only 22.85 including the shed he was living in. Probate Court had a claim from Donavan Undertakers for 15.00 and a claim from J.T. Jackson for 15.00. The court sold all his possessions to the highest bidder for 25.00 cash.
When Dan died no relative could be found and he had no relatives living in this country. He owned a little fruit stand at the intersection of Lancaster Avenue and Fort Worth Road in Oak Cliff.
This information was taken from Dallas County Probate records.
When Dan died no relative could be found and he had no relatives living in this country. He owned a little fruit stand at the intersection of Lancaster Avenue and Fort Worth Road in Oak Cliff.
This information was taken from Dallas County Probate records.
Mr. Dan Clutter died in Dallas Texas 05-Jul.-1906 a very poor man. A stock of goods situated in a little shed in Oak Cliff was appraised at only 22.85 including the shed he was living in. Probate Court had a claim from Donavan Undertakers for 15.00 and a claim from J.T. Jackson for 15.00. The court sold all his possessions to the highest bidder for 25.00 cash.
When Dan died no relative could be found and he had no relatives living in this country. He owned a little fruit stand at the intersection of Lancaster Avenue and Fort Worth Road in Oak Cliff.
This information was taken from Dallas County Probate records.
When Dan died no relative could be found and he had no relatives living in this country. He owned a little fruit stand at the intersection of Lancaster Avenue and Fort Worth Road in Oak Cliff.
This information was taken from Dallas County Probate records.
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