Calico Rock Progress, Calico Rock, Arkansas, November 13, 1936.
Chas Harvey Watt
Funeral services were held at Mt Olive Saturday, November 7th for Charles Harvey Watt, of Little Rock, who died Thursday in a hospital in Dallas, Texas. The burial service was conducted by Rev L. B. McCaslin of Mt Olive. Mr Watt was born Jan 10, 1900 in Dayton, Ohio. He was married six years ago to Miss Jessamine Jeffery, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Jeffery of Mt. Olive to which union were born two children, Charles Edwin and John Harvey. Mr Watt had been in the employ of the Missouri Pacific Railroad seventeen years. He had been in poor health for about a year and has received treatment in various infirmaries. He was taken to Baylor Hospital, Dallas, where he died.
(obituary transcribed and contributed by a generous volunteer)
Chas Harvey Watt
Funeral services were held at Mt Olive Saturday, November 7th for Charles Harvey Watt, of Little Rock, who died Thursday in a hospital in Dallas, Texas. The burial service was conducted by Rev L. B. McCaslin of Mt Olive. Mr Watt was born Jan 10, 1900 in Dayton, Ohio. He was married six years ago to Miss Jessamine Jeffery, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Jeffery of Mt. Olive to which union were born two children, Charles Edwin and John Harvey. Mr Watt had been in the employ of the Missouri Pacific Railroad seventeen years. He had been in poor health for about a year and has received treatment in various infirmaries. He was taken to Baylor Hospital, Dallas, where he died.
(obituary transcribed and contributed by a generous volunteer)
Calico Rock Progress, Calico Rock, Arkansas, November 13, 1936.
Chas Harvey Watt
Funeral services were held at Mt Olive Saturday, November 7th for Charles Harvey Watt, of Little Rock, who died Thursday in a hospital in Dallas, Texas. The burial service was conducted by Rev L. B. McCaslin of Mt Olive. Mr Watt was born Jan 10, 1900 in Dayton, Ohio. He was married six years ago to Miss Jessamine Jeffery, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Jeffery of Mt. Olive to which union were born two children, Charles Edwin and John Harvey. Mr Watt had been in the employ of the Missouri Pacific Railroad seventeen years. He had been in poor health for about a year and has received treatment in various infirmaries. He was taken to Baylor Hospital, Dallas, where he died.
(obituary transcribed and contributed by a generous volunteer)
Chas Harvey Watt
Funeral services were held at Mt Olive Saturday, November 7th for Charles Harvey Watt, of Little Rock, who died Thursday in a hospital in Dallas, Texas. The burial service was conducted by Rev L. B. McCaslin of Mt Olive. Mr Watt was born Jan 10, 1900 in Dayton, Ohio. He was married six years ago to Miss Jessamine Jeffery, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Jeffery of Mt. Olive to which union were born two children, Charles Edwin and John Harvey. Mr Watt had been in the employ of the Missouri Pacific Railroad seventeen years. He had been in poor health for about a year and has received treatment in various infirmaries. He was taken to Baylor Hospital, Dallas, where he died.
(obituary transcribed and contributed by a generous volunteer)
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