Charles Dyer 'Bud' Heath, was the son of Frederick G.L. Heath b. 17 Sept 1832 Cabell Co VA and his 2nd wife Emmaline Gibson who are buried in Heath Cemetery, Hill Co TX. He was the grandson of Richard Blue Heath and his wife Sarah Elizabeth (Jordan) Heath who moved from Benton Co. MO to early Texas in 1846.

He married ca 1891 Lou Leah Glenn, the daughter of Wade Simpson Glenn b. 27 Jan 1847 AL and his wife Charlise Elizabeth Tarrant.

C.D. Heath, 62, died at the family residence, 512 East Reynolds street at 3:00 Thursday afternoon following a stroke of paralysis suffered last Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. Heath was born in Whitney, Texas on March 16, 1867. He moved to Stamford in 1915 locating on a farm east of Stamford on which he lived until 1923 when he purchased the Cargill old home on East Reynolds street and moved there.

Surviving: his wife, one daughter - Fay Heath of Stamford, one son: Elmer Heath of Old Glory, one brother: B. F. Heath of Osceola, TX; two sisters: Mrs. T.A. Jean and Mrs. J.S. Terrill, both of Hamlin
Services for C.D. Heath, 62, were held at his home in Stamford, Texas officiated by Rev. Hamblen of Abilene, Texas. Mr. Heath was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Kinney Funeral Home Records

The full list of children of Frederick G.L. Heath and his 3 wives were:
with 1st wife Eugenia Howard (dtr of Sarah Creath Howard)
Martha Louise Heath b. 13 Jan 1858 m. Francis Marion Ince
Josephine Heath b. 16 May 1860 m. James Olin Dyer
With his 2nd wife Emmaline Gibson:
Laura Lee Heath b. 3 June 1865 m. Joseph Caleb Essary
Charles Dyer Heath 16 Mar 1867 m. Lou Leah Glenn
William H Heath b. 9 Jan 1869 m. Piety Moore
Ella May Heath b. Apr 1870 m. William M. Grisham
Belle Heath b. 1874 (not known what happened to her)
Ada Heath b. 8 Oct 1876 m. James Samuel Terrell
Richard B Heath b. Feb 1877* m. Bessie Walker (possibly 1878)
Benjamin Franklin Heath b. 22 Feb 1880 m. Ora Lee Stinnett

Frederick G Heath had no children with his 3rd wife Elizabeth Cherry. This was a 2nd marriage for her. At time of marriage she was Elizabeth (Cherry) Sain, the widow of Little Berry Davis Sain.