Son of Manson "Mant" Judd Cravens and Sarah Ann Lindsey
Siblings:
George Eldredge Cravens
Nora Lee Cravens
Ina "Pearl" Cravens
Nannie "Nancy" Belle Cravens
Roy Elmer Cravens
Lela Mae Cravens
Claude Otis Cravens
Ethel Cravens
Edgar Cravens
Mary Jane Cravens
Arthur C Cravens
John "Johnny" Edd Cravens
Edith Cravens
Winnie Cravens
Jewel Esther Cravens
Dorothy V Cravens


Married Winnie M Baisden
Children:
Eugene Burton Cravens

Second Marriage to Matilda J "Mossie" Wright


McKinney, Tx. Newspaper, Mon., Sept. 12, 1966

Roy Elmer Cravens, 70, native of Anna, died September 10 1966 in the Methodist Hospital, Dallas. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m., Monday in Crouch-Moore Chapel, Rev. Glenn Bridges of Melissa officiating with burial in the Brinlee Cemetery.
He was born October 12, 1895 in Anna, the son of Mann and Sarah Cravens, was a Baptist and veteran of World War 1. He lived in Dallas at 1015 S. Beckley and was a food inspector with the Dallas County Health Department.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mossie Cravens ; son, Eugene Cravens of Dallas ; two brothers, Arthur Cravens of Rockwall and Johnny Cravens of California ; four sisters, Mrs. Winnie Bledsoe of Waco, Mrs. Pearl Bacon of Gunter, Mrs. Lela Holcomb of Sherman and Mrs. Ethel Davis of California.

Son of Manson "Mant" Judd Cravens and Sarah Ann Lindsey
Siblings:
George Eldredge Cravens
Nora Lee Cravens
Ina "Pearl" Cravens
Nannie "Nancy" Belle Cravens
Roy Elmer Cravens
Lela Mae Cravens
Claude Otis Cravens
Ethel Cravens
Edgar Cravens
Mary Jane Cravens
Arthur C Cravens
John "Johnny" Edd Cravens
Edith Cravens
Winnie Cravens
Jewel Esther Cravens
Dorothy V Cravens


Married Winnie M Baisden
Children:
Eugene Burton Cravens

Second Marriage to Matilda J "Mossie" Wright


McKinney, Tx. Newspaper, Mon., Sept. 12, 1966

Roy Elmer Cravens, 70, native of Anna, died September 10 1966 in the Methodist Hospital, Dallas. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m., Monday in Crouch-Moore Chapel, Rev. Glenn Bridges of Melissa officiating with burial in the Brinlee Cemetery.
He was born October 12, 1895 in Anna, the son of Mann and Sarah Cravens, was a Baptist and veteran of World War 1. He lived in Dallas at 1015 S. Beckley and was a food inspector with the Dallas County Health Department.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mossie Cravens ; son, Eugene Cravens of Dallas ; two brothers, Arthur Cravens of Rockwall and Johnny Cravens of California ; four sisters, Mrs. Winnie Bledsoe of Waco, Mrs. Pearl Bacon of Gunter, Mrs. Lela Holcomb of Sherman and Mrs. Ethel Davis of California.