Daughter of James Henry & Nancy Jane Leonard McClimons.
Married to Dallas Logsdon, who died in 1902. They had two daughters, Bess and Kath Lane. Her second husband was Dallas' brother, Lane, who died in 1912. Her third husband was known as Mr. Burton.
Darlin', as she is known by family, owned succesful boarding houses, in both Sulphur Springs, and Dallas, TX. She also owned what was referred to then, as a beauty school, on Hargrove St. in Dallas. She often took her granddaughters there, for old fashioned permanent waves.
Correct date of death provided by the original creator of this memorial, who found her death certificate.
Married to Dallas Logsdon, who died in 1902. They had two daughters, Bess and Kath Lane. Her second husband was Dallas' brother, Lane, who died in 1912. Her third husband was known as Mr. Burton.
Darlin', as she is known by family, owned succesful boarding houses, in both Sulphur Springs, and Dallas, TX. She also owned what was referred to then, as a beauty school, on Hargrove St. in Dallas. She often took her granddaughters there, for old fashioned permanent waves.
Correct date of death provided by the original creator of this memorial, who found her death certificate.
Daughter of James Henry & Nancy Jane Leonard McClimons.
Married to Dallas Logsdon, who died in 1902. They had two daughters, Bess and Kath Lane. Her second husband was Dallas' brother, Lane, who died in 1912. Her third husband was known as Mr. Burton.
Darlin', as she is known by family, owned succesful boarding houses, in both Sulphur Springs, and Dallas, TX. She also owned what was referred to then, as a beauty school, on Hargrove St. in Dallas. She often took her granddaughters there, for old fashioned permanent waves.
Correct date of death provided by the original creator of this memorial, who found her death certificate.
Married to Dallas Logsdon, who died in 1902. They had two daughters, Bess and Kath Lane. Her second husband was Dallas' brother, Lane, who died in 1912. Her third husband was known as Mr. Burton.
Darlin', as she is known by family, owned succesful boarding houses, in both Sulphur Springs, and Dallas, TX. She also owned what was referred to then, as a beauty school, on Hargrove St. in Dallas. She often took her granddaughters there, for old fashioned permanent waves.
Correct date of death provided by the original creator of this memorial, who found her death certificate.
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