PARENTS: Joseph Matthew Mahan and Dorothy Carolina Jarratt, married about 1893 in Leesville, Gonzales Co., TX.
WIFE: Hallie Clay Humphrey, married before 1925 probably at San Antonio, Bexar Co., TX.
SON: James Albert Mahan, Jr.
OBITUARY:
LABAN MAHAN, 29, DIES AT HOME
Laban Mahan, 29, of 727 Waverly Avenue, died Monday afternoon at 4:53 o'clock. He was a natiave Texan and had been a resident of San Antonio for five years.
He is survived by his widow, one child, his parents Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Mahan of San Antonio, and brother Joe Mahan of Sugarland, and six sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Harris of Dallas, Misses Bertha Imogene, Ima, Wilma Max and Hazel Mahan, all of San Antonio.
The body will be sent to Leesville monday morning for burial.
SOURCE: The San Antonio Express, Tuesday Morning, August 12, 1924.
OBITUARY:
LEBAN MAHAN
Leban Mahan, 29, died at his residence, 727 Waverly Avenue, Monday Afternoon. He was native of Leesville, Texas but had lived in San Antonio for five years. Mr. Mahan is survived by his widow, one child, parents - Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Mahon of San Antonio, six sisters, Misses, Bertha, Imogena, Ima, Wilmar and Hazel Mahan all of San Antonio and Mrs. Dorothy Harris of Dallas. The body will be sent to Leesville at 8:15 o'clock on Wednesday morning by the Porter Loring Undertaking Co.
SOURCE: The San Antonio Light, August 12, 1924
DEATH CERTIFICATE:
Laban Mahan, 727 Waverly Avenue, San Antonio, TX. White Male, Married, Age 29 yrs 11 mos & 8 days, Date of Birth, Sept 2, 1894, Occupation: Painter and Paper Hanger, Father: J.M. Mahan born in Mississippi, Mother: Dorothy Garratt born in Texas. Informant: J.M. Mahan, San Antonio, Texas, Date of Death: Aug 11, 1924, Cause of Death: Nephitis Posendaution, Place of Burial: Leesville, TX 8/13/1924, Undertaker: Porter Loring, 206 Jefferson.
NOTE: A special thank you to Donna for allowing me to adopt this page.
WIFE: Hallie Clay Humphrey, married before 1925 probably at San Antonio, Bexar Co., TX.
SON: James Albert Mahan, Jr.
OBITUARY:
LABAN MAHAN, 29, DIES AT HOME
Laban Mahan, 29, of 727 Waverly Avenue, died Monday afternoon at 4:53 o'clock. He was a natiave Texan and had been a resident of San Antonio for five years.
He is survived by his widow, one child, his parents Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Mahan of San Antonio, and brother Joe Mahan of Sugarland, and six sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Harris of Dallas, Misses Bertha Imogene, Ima, Wilma Max and Hazel Mahan, all of San Antonio.
The body will be sent to Leesville monday morning for burial.
SOURCE: The San Antonio Express, Tuesday Morning, August 12, 1924.
OBITUARY:
LEBAN MAHAN
Leban Mahan, 29, died at his residence, 727 Waverly Avenue, Monday Afternoon. He was native of Leesville, Texas but had lived in San Antonio for five years. Mr. Mahan is survived by his widow, one child, parents - Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Mahon of San Antonio, six sisters, Misses, Bertha, Imogena, Ima, Wilmar and Hazel Mahan all of San Antonio and Mrs. Dorothy Harris of Dallas. The body will be sent to Leesville at 8:15 o'clock on Wednesday morning by the Porter Loring Undertaking Co.
SOURCE: The San Antonio Light, August 12, 1924
DEATH CERTIFICATE:
Laban Mahan, 727 Waverly Avenue, San Antonio, TX. White Male, Married, Age 29 yrs 11 mos & 8 days, Date of Birth, Sept 2, 1894, Occupation: Painter and Paper Hanger, Father: J.M. Mahan born in Mississippi, Mother: Dorothy Garratt born in Texas. Informant: J.M. Mahan, San Antonio, Texas, Date of Death: Aug 11, 1924, Cause of Death: Nephitis Posendaution, Place of Burial: Leesville, TX 8/13/1924, Undertaker: Porter Loring, 206 Jefferson.
NOTE: A special thank you to Donna for allowing me to adopt this page.
PARENTS: Joseph Matthew Mahan and Dorothy Carolina Jarratt, married about 1893 in Leesville, Gonzales Co., TX.
WIFE: Hallie Clay Humphrey, married before 1925 probably at San Antonio, Bexar Co., TX.
SON: James Albert Mahan, Jr.
OBITUARY:
LABAN MAHAN, 29, DIES AT HOME
Laban Mahan, 29, of 727 Waverly Avenue, died Monday afternoon at 4:53 o'clock. He was a natiave Texan and had been a resident of San Antonio for five years.
He is survived by his widow, one child, his parents Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Mahan of San Antonio, and brother Joe Mahan of Sugarland, and six sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Harris of Dallas, Misses Bertha Imogene, Ima, Wilma Max and Hazel Mahan, all of San Antonio.
The body will be sent to Leesville monday morning for burial.
SOURCE: The San Antonio Express, Tuesday Morning, August 12, 1924.
OBITUARY:
LEBAN MAHAN
Leban Mahan, 29, died at his residence, 727 Waverly Avenue, Monday Afternoon. He was native of Leesville, Texas but had lived in San Antonio for five years. Mr. Mahan is survived by his widow, one child, parents - Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Mahon of San Antonio, six sisters, Misses, Bertha, Imogena, Ima, Wilmar and Hazel Mahan all of San Antonio and Mrs. Dorothy Harris of Dallas. The body will be sent to Leesville at 8:15 o'clock on Wednesday morning by the Porter Loring Undertaking Co.
SOURCE: The San Antonio Light, August 12, 1924
DEATH CERTIFICATE:
Laban Mahan, 727 Waverly Avenue, San Antonio, TX. White Male, Married, Age 29 yrs 11 mos & 8 days, Date of Birth, Sept 2, 1894, Occupation: Painter and Paper Hanger, Father: J.M. Mahan born in Mississippi, Mother: Dorothy Garratt born in Texas. Informant: J.M. Mahan, San Antonio, Texas, Date of Death: Aug 11, 1924, Cause of Death: Nephitis Posendaution, Place of Burial: Leesville, TX 8/13/1924, Undertaker: Porter Loring, 206 Jefferson.
NOTE: A special thank you to Donna for allowing me to adopt this page.
WIFE: Hallie Clay Humphrey, married before 1925 probably at San Antonio, Bexar Co., TX.
SON: James Albert Mahan, Jr.
OBITUARY:
LABAN MAHAN, 29, DIES AT HOME
Laban Mahan, 29, of 727 Waverly Avenue, died Monday afternoon at 4:53 o'clock. He was a natiave Texan and had been a resident of San Antonio for five years.
He is survived by his widow, one child, his parents Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Mahan of San Antonio, and brother Joe Mahan of Sugarland, and six sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Harris of Dallas, Misses Bertha Imogene, Ima, Wilma Max and Hazel Mahan, all of San Antonio.
The body will be sent to Leesville monday morning for burial.
SOURCE: The San Antonio Express, Tuesday Morning, August 12, 1924.
OBITUARY:
LEBAN MAHAN
Leban Mahan, 29, died at his residence, 727 Waverly Avenue, Monday Afternoon. He was native of Leesville, Texas but had lived in San Antonio for five years. Mr. Mahan is survived by his widow, one child, parents - Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Mahon of San Antonio, six sisters, Misses, Bertha, Imogena, Ima, Wilmar and Hazel Mahan all of San Antonio and Mrs. Dorothy Harris of Dallas. The body will be sent to Leesville at 8:15 o'clock on Wednesday morning by the Porter Loring Undertaking Co.
SOURCE: The San Antonio Light, August 12, 1924
DEATH CERTIFICATE:
Laban Mahan, 727 Waverly Avenue, San Antonio, TX. White Male, Married, Age 29 yrs 11 mos & 8 days, Date of Birth, Sept 2, 1894, Occupation: Painter and Paper Hanger, Father: J.M. Mahan born in Mississippi, Mother: Dorothy Garratt born in Texas. Informant: J.M. Mahan, San Antonio, Texas, Date of Death: Aug 11, 1924, Cause of Death: Nephitis Posendaution, Place of Burial: Leesville, TX 8/13/1924, Undertaker: Porter Loring, 206 Jefferson.
NOTE: A special thank you to Donna for allowing me to adopt this page.
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