The Jacksboro Gazette
Thursday, December 22, 1910
After a lingering illness little May Counts passed away at her father's home, two miles north of town, 15 December 1910. Little May was the youngest daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Dallas Counts who have a lot of friends in this community. The funeral was held from the cemetery conducted by Rev. G.G. Alexander, pastor of the Jacksboro First Christian Church.
Thursday, December 22, 1910
After a lingering illness little May Counts passed away at her father's home, two miles north of town, 15 December 1910. Little May was the youngest daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Dallas Counts who have a lot of friends in this community. The funeral was held from the cemetery conducted by Rev. G.G. Alexander, pastor of the Jacksboro First Christian Church.
The Jacksboro Gazette
Thursday, December 22, 1910
After a lingering illness little May Counts passed away at her father's home, two miles north of town, 15 December 1910. Little May was the youngest daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Dallas Counts who have a lot of friends in this community. The funeral was held from the cemetery conducted by Rev. G.G. Alexander, pastor of the Jacksboro First Christian Church.
Thursday, December 22, 1910
After a lingering illness little May Counts passed away at her father's home, two miles north of town, 15 December 1910. Little May was the youngest daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Dallas Counts who have a lot of friends in this community. The funeral was held from the cemetery conducted by Rev. G.G. Alexander, pastor of the Jacksboro First Christian Church.
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