Married:
(1) Mary Mollie Dyer, October 22, 1878 in Smith County, Tennessee
(2) Sarah Angeline Collins, December 24, 1914 (widow of Dr. Collins of Houston County, Texas.)
(3) Josie Hubbard (widow of Patrick Hubbard), December 7, 1935 in Smith County, Tennessee.
Brother of:
Francis (Frank) M. Vaden
Epsey Vaden Wade
John David Vaden
Paul L. Vaden
Benjamin J. Vaden
Mary Jane Vaden
Mack (Matthew) Vaden
Funeral for Baptist Pastor
Funeral services for William T. Vaden, 88, widely known Baptist minister of Austonio, were held Friday morning at the Monticello church near Austonio, with the Rev. Lem Jeffus officiating. He died Wednesday at his home after a lingering illness. The body was taken to his former home near Gatesville for burial Saturday.
A native of Stonewall, Tennessee, Mr. Vaden came to Texas fifty-eight years ago. He lived in Madison County for two years, near Gatesville for five years and in Houston County fifty-one years.
Survivors include his wife, four sons, Frank L., Joseph A., and William T. Vaden Jr., all of Houston County, and Virgil Vaden of Kirbyville.
(1) Mary Mollie Dyer, October 22, 1878 in Smith County, Tennessee
(2) Sarah Angeline Collins, December 24, 1914 (widow of Dr. Collins of Houston County, Texas.)
(3) Josie Hubbard (widow of Patrick Hubbard), December 7, 1935 in Smith County, Tennessee.
Brother of:
Francis (Frank) M. Vaden
Epsey Vaden Wade
John David Vaden
Paul L. Vaden
Benjamin J. Vaden
Mary Jane Vaden
Mack (Matthew) Vaden
Funeral for Baptist Pastor
Funeral services for William T. Vaden, 88, widely known Baptist minister of Austonio, were held Friday morning at the Monticello church near Austonio, with the Rev. Lem Jeffus officiating. He died Wednesday at his home after a lingering illness. The body was taken to his former home near Gatesville for burial Saturday.
A native of Stonewall, Tennessee, Mr. Vaden came to Texas fifty-eight years ago. He lived in Madison County for two years, near Gatesville for five years and in Houston County fifty-one years.
Survivors include his wife, four sons, Frank L., Joseph A., and William T. Vaden Jr., all of Houston County, and Virgil Vaden of Kirbyville.
Married:
(1) Mary Mollie Dyer, October 22, 1878 in Smith County, Tennessee
(2) Sarah Angeline Collins, December 24, 1914 (widow of Dr. Collins of Houston County, Texas.)
(3) Josie Hubbard (widow of Patrick Hubbard), December 7, 1935 in Smith County, Tennessee.
Brother of:
Francis (Frank) M. Vaden
Epsey Vaden Wade
John David Vaden
Paul L. Vaden
Benjamin J. Vaden
Mary Jane Vaden
Mack (Matthew) Vaden
Funeral for Baptist Pastor
Funeral services for William T. Vaden, 88, widely known Baptist minister of Austonio, were held Friday morning at the Monticello church near Austonio, with the Rev. Lem Jeffus officiating. He died Wednesday at his home after a lingering illness. The body was taken to his former home near Gatesville for burial Saturday.
A native of Stonewall, Tennessee, Mr. Vaden came to Texas fifty-eight years ago. He lived in Madison County for two years, near Gatesville for five years and in Houston County fifty-one years.
Survivors include his wife, four sons, Frank L., Joseph A., and William T. Vaden Jr., all of Houston County, and Virgil Vaden of Kirbyville.
(1) Mary Mollie Dyer, October 22, 1878 in Smith County, Tennessee
(2) Sarah Angeline Collins, December 24, 1914 (widow of Dr. Collins of Houston County, Texas.)
(3) Josie Hubbard (widow of Patrick Hubbard), December 7, 1935 in Smith County, Tennessee.
Brother of:
Francis (Frank) M. Vaden
Epsey Vaden Wade
John David Vaden
Paul L. Vaden
Benjamin J. Vaden
Mary Jane Vaden
Mack (Matthew) Vaden
Funeral for Baptist Pastor
Funeral services for William T. Vaden, 88, widely known Baptist minister of Austonio, were held Friday morning at the Monticello church near Austonio, with the Rev. Lem Jeffus officiating. He died Wednesday at his home after a lingering illness. The body was taken to his former home near Gatesville for burial Saturday.
A native of Stonewall, Tennessee, Mr. Vaden came to Texas fifty-eight years ago. He lived in Madison County for two years, near Gatesville for five years and in Houston County fifty-one years.
Survivors include his wife, four sons, Frank L., Joseph A., and William T. Vaden Jr., all of Houston County, and Virgil Vaden of Kirbyville.
