He married in 1908 at Graham, Texas to Nellie Seddon. He had lived in the Elbert area since 1908. He and had been engaged in ranching and farming. Mr. Timmons was a member of the Baptist Church. His parents were early day settlers in Young County.
Survived by his wife; one son - J.S. Timmons; two daughters - Mrs. Susie Wagnon and Mrs. Bernard Gilmore; three sisters - Mrs. Belle Rogers, Mrs. Arch Curtis, and Mrs. Hester Johnson; four grandchildren; five great-grandchildren.
He married in 1908 at Graham, Texas to Nellie Seddon. He had lived in the Elbert area since 1908. He and had been engaged in ranching and farming. Mr. Timmons was a member of the Baptist Church. His parents were early day settlers in Young County.
Survived by his wife; one son - J.S. Timmons; two daughters - Mrs. Susie Wagnon and Mrs. Bernard Gilmore; three sisters - Mrs. Belle Rogers, Mrs. Arch Curtis, and Mrs. Hester Johnson; four grandchildren; five great-grandchildren.
Family Members
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Judge Lorenzo Zachery "Zach" Timmons
1874–1951
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Mary Alice Timmons Aynesworth
1875–1963
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Wyomer "Omer" Timmons Beckham
1877–1948
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Pinkney Perry Timmons
1880–1934
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Jessie Leona Timmons McCluskey
1882–1959
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Annie Belle Timmons Rogers
1885–1981
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Walter James Timmons
1888–1970
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Susan Elizabeth Timmons Burgess
1891–1943
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