Miss Cordia Rains married T.V. Phipps on 28 March 1890 in Jacksboro, Texas.
Virgil L. Enyart of Oklahoma and Mrs. Cordia Phipps were married at the bride's home on 16 November 1918 in Jacksboro, Texas officiated by Rev. J.A. Matthews.
Apartment house operator
In 1910, she owned a laundry. She and her husband were divorced by then. By 1920, she was living in Jacksboro with a son, Wade Raines Phipps. In 1921, Cordia Enyart of Oklahoma came to Jacksboro to visit her daughter, Mrs. Henderson Horton. In 1926, Mrs. V.L. Enyart of Amarillo was visiting Jacksboro. In the 1930s, she owned a hotel in Pecos, Texas.
Virgil L. Enyart of Oklahoma and Mrs. Cordia Phipps were married at the bride's home on 16 November 1918 in Jacksboro, Texas officiated by Rev. J.A. Matthews.
Apartment house operator
In 1910, she owned a laundry. She and her husband were divorced by then. By 1920, she was living in Jacksboro with a son, Wade Raines Phipps. In 1921, Cordia Enyart of Oklahoma came to Jacksboro to visit her daughter, Mrs. Henderson Horton. In 1926, Mrs. V.L. Enyart of Amarillo was visiting Jacksboro. In the 1930s, she owned a hotel in Pecos, Texas.
Miss Cordia Rains married T.V. Phipps on 28 March 1890 in Jacksboro, Texas.
Virgil L. Enyart of Oklahoma and Mrs. Cordia Phipps were married at the bride's home on 16 November 1918 in Jacksboro, Texas officiated by Rev. J.A. Matthews.
Apartment house operator
In 1910, she owned a laundry. She and her husband were divorced by then. By 1920, she was living in Jacksboro with a son, Wade Raines Phipps. In 1921, Cordia Enyart of Oklahoma came to Jacksboro to visit her daughter, Mrs. Henderson Horton. In 1926, Mrs. V.L. Enyart of Amarillo was visiting Jacksboro. In the 1930s, she owned a hotel in Pecos, Texas.
Virgil L. Enyart of Oklahoma and Mrs. Cordia Phipps were married at the bride's home on 16 November 1918 in Jacksboro, Texas officiated by Rev. J.A. Matthews.
Apartment house operator
In 1910, she owned a laundry. She and her husband were divorced by then. By 1920, she was living in Jacksboro with a son, Wade Raines Phipps. In 1921, Cordia Enyart of Oklahoma came to Jacksboro to visit her daughter, Mrs. Henderson Horton. In 1926, Mrs. V.L. Enyart of Amarillo was visiting Jacksboro. In the 1930s, she owned a hotel in Pecos, Texas.
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