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McNABB - Richmond, Tex., June 13.-(Spl.)- Mrs. Charline Gloyd McNabb died in a San Antonio sanitarium Tuesday and her body was brought here Wednesday morning to the home of her step-sister, Mrs. Lela Williams, where the funeral took place, the Rev. H.J. Morgan officiating. The deceased was the only child of Mrs. Carrie A. Nation and her first husband, Dr. Gloyd, who died in 1869 when the deceased was only six months old. Her mother married David Nation and moved to Richmond where the deceased was reared and married A.D. McNabb. Five children survive: A.D. of Washington, D.C.; and John McNabb of San Antonio; Mrs. Roscoe Fitch of Herman, Neb.; Mrs. C.O. Foerster of Rosenberg; Mrs. Robert Malone of Brownwood.
Source: The Galveston Daily News, Galveston, Texas, Friday, June 14, 1929
this is what I was given.
McNABB - Richmond, Tex., June 13.-(Spl.)- Mrs. Charline Gloyd McNabb died in a San Antonio sanitarium Tuesday and her body was brought here Wednesday morning to the home of her step-sister, Mrs. Lela Williams, where the funeral took place, the Rev. H.J. Morgan officiating. The deceased was the only child of Mrs. Carrie A. Nation and her first husband, Dr. Gloyd, who died in 1869 when the deceased was only six months old. Her mother married David Nation and moved to Richmond where the deceased was reared and married A.D. McNabb. Five children survive: A.D. of Washington, D.C.; and John McNabb of San Antonio; Mrs. Roscoe Fitch of Herman, Neb.; Mrs. C.O. Foerster of Rosenberg; Mrs. Robert Malone of Brownwood.
Source: The Galveston Daily News, Galveston, Texas, Friday, June 14, 1929
Received information from someone who was doing information on Carrie Nation
this is what I was given.
McNABB - Richmond, Tex., June 13.-(Spl.)- Mrs. Charline Gloyd McNabb died in a San Antonio sanitarium Tuesday and her body was brought here Wednesday morning to the home of her step-sister, Mrs. Lela Williams, where the funeral took place, the Rev. H.J. Morgan officiating. The deceased was the only child of Mrs. Carrie A. Nation and her first husband, Dr. Gloyd, who died in 1869 when the deceased was only six months old. Her mother married David Nation and moved to Richmond where the deceased was reared and married A.D. McNabb. Five children survive: A.D. of Washington, D.C.; and John McNabb of San Antonio; Mrs. Roscoe Fitch of Herman, Neb.; Mrs. C.O. Foerster of Rosenberg; Mrs. Robert Malone of Brownwood.
Source: The Galveston Daily News, Galveston, Texas, Friday, June 14, 1929
this is what I was given.
McNABB - Richmond, Tex., June 13.-(Spl.)- Mrs. Charline Gloyd McNabb died in a San Antonio sanitarium Tuesday and her body was brought here Wednesday morning to the home of her step-sister, Mrs. Lela Williams, where the funeral took place, the Rev. H.J. Morgan officiating. The deceased was the only child of Mrs. Carrie A. Nation and her first husband, Dr. Gloyd, who died in 1869 when the deceased was only six months old. Her mother married David Nation and moved to Richmond where the deceased was reared and married A.D. McNabb. Five children survive: A.D. of Washington, D.C.; and John McNabb of San Antonio; Mrs. Roscoe Fitch of Herman, Neb.; Mrs. C.O. Foerster of Rosenberg; Mrs. Robert Malone of Brownwood.
Source: The Galveston Daily News, Galveston, Texas, Friday, June 14, 1929
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