Graveside Rites Held Here For W.H. Hawthorn
Funeral services for Will Henry (Bill) Hawthorn, 86, of Pampa, former Memphis resident, were held at 2:00 p.m. Friday, April 20, in Carminchael-Whatley [sic] Colonial Chapel at Pampa with Rev. A.E. Burns, pastor of Highlands Baptist Church, officiating.
Burial was in Fairview Cemetery here.
Mr. Hawthorn passed away Wednesday evening in Veterans Hospital in Amarillo.
W.H. Hawthorn was born in Celeste and moved to Memphis in 1919. He had lived in Pampa since 1948 and was a veteran of World War I.
He is survived by his wife, Jewel; two daughters, Hrs. [sic] Henrietta Wiley of 5109 Shield in Amarillo and Mrs. Martha Duke of Lakeview; one sister, Mrs. Minnie Gammon of Fort Worth; and three grandchildren.
Pall bearers were Earl Miller, H.E. Goodnight, Wendell Harrison, J.M. Ferrel, Johnnie Brewer and W.M. Godwy, Jr.
(Published in The Memphis Democrat, Volume LXXXII, Number 51, Memphis, Hall County, Texas, Thursday Afternoon, April 26, 1973, Page 12)
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Parents: Father: John Thomas Howthorne-burial: Denton, TX
Mother: Sophroina Drucilla Taylor,Hawthorne-
burial: Denton, TX
Brothers: James Franklin {Jim} Hawthorne
burial:Ennis,TX
Johm Tomas {Tom} Hawthorne
burial: Maretta, OK
Robert {Robin} Hawthorne
Burial: Denton, TX
George Conley{Connie} Hawthorne
Burial: Denton,Texas
David Wimberly Hawthorne
Burial Clairendon, Texas
Sisters: Mytle May Hawthorne, White
Burial: Denton, TX
Minnie Lee Hawthorne, Wise
Burial:Ft.worth, TX
Ellen Hawthorne,
Burial:
Children: Henrietta Hawthorn,Wiley
Burial: Memphis,Texas
Martha {Marcia} Lee Hawthorn,Duke,Lister
Graveside Rites Held Here For W.H. Hawthorn
Funeral services for Will Henry (Bill) Hawthorn, 86, of Pampa, former Memphis resident, were held at 2:00 p.m. Friday, April 20, in Carminchael-Whatley [sic] Colonial Chapel at Pampa with Rev. A.E. Burns, pastor of Highlands Baptist Church, officiating.
Burial was in Fairview Cemetery here.
Mr. Hawthorn passed away Wednesday evening in Veterans Hospital in Amarillo.
W.H. Hawthorn was born in Celeste and moved to Memphis in 1919. He had lived in Pampa since 1948 and was a veteran of World War I.
He is survived by his wife, Jewel; two daughters, Hrs. [sic] Henrietta Wiley of 5109 Shield in Amarillo and Mrs. Martha Duke of Lakeview; one sister, Mrs. Minnie Gammon of Fort Worth; and three grandchildren.
Pall bearers were Earl Miller, H.E. Goodnight, Wendell Harrison, J.M. Ferrel, Johnnie Brewer and W.M. Godwy, Jr.
(Published in The Memphis Democrat, Volume LXXXII, Number 51, Memphis, Hall County, Texas, Thursday Afternoon, April 26, 1973, Page 12)
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Parents: Father: John Thomas Howthorne-burial: Denton, TX
Mother: Sophroina Drucilla Taylor,Hawthorne-
burial: Denton, TX
Brothers: James Franklin {Jim} Hawthorne
burial:Ennis,TX
Johm Tomas {Tom} Hawthorne
burial: Maretta, OK
Robert {Robin} Hawthorne
Burial: Denton, TX
George Conley{Connie} Hawthorne
Burial: Denton,Texas
David Wimberly Hawthorne
Burial Clairendon, Texas
Sisters: Mytle May Hawthorne, White
Burial: Denton, TX
Minnie Lee Hawthorne, Wise
Burial:Ft.worth, TX
Ellen Hawthorne,
Burial:
Children: Henrietta Hawthorn,Wiley
Burial: Memphis,Texas
Martha {Marcia} Lee Hawthorn,Duke,Lister
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Myrtle Mae Hawthorne White
1882–1963
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Joel Thomas ""Tom"" Hawthorne
1884–1940
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James Franklin "Jim" Hawthorne
1886–1936
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Robert L. "Robby" Hawthorne
1894–1902
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Minnie Lee Hawthorne Gammon
1896–1993
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George Conley "Connie" Hawthorne
1898–1946
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David Wimberly Hawthorne
1900–1973
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Sophronia Ellen "Ella" Hawthorne McKissick
1903–1939
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1910–1910
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