Mrs. W.C. McCombs floated down the Mississippi to Texas when she was nine years old.
The family located on a farm 10 miles north of Graham where she lived until she married her husband. The couple moved to a farm between Graham and Newcastle. In 1915, the couple moved to Graham to live.
Mrs. McCombs kept a flower garden and turnip garden. She read her Bible daily. Mrs. McCombs enjoyed the quince tree that was south of her home. She was a member of the Baptist Church since 1905.
Mrs. W.C. McCombs, 100, was a longtime member of the Baptist Church.
Survived by one daughter - Mrs. Carl Thompson; one son - Winston Earl McCombs; nine grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren.
Mrs. W.C. McCombs floated down the Mississippi to Texas when she was nine years old.
The family located on a farm 10 miles north of Graham where she lived until she married her husband. The couple moved to a farm between Graham and Newcastle. In 1915, the couple moved to Graham to live.
Mrs. McCombs kept a flower garden and turnip garden. She read her Bible daily. Mrs. McCombs enjoyed the quince tree that was south of her home. She was a member of the Baptist Church since 1905.
Mrs. W.C. McCombs, 100, was a longtime member of the Baptist Church.
Survived by one daughter - Mrs. Carl Thompson; one son - Winston Earl McCombs; nine grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren.
Family Members
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James John "Jim" Grubbs
1858–1944
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William Fant Grubbs
1859–1935
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Margaret Elizabeth Grubbs Bullock
1861–1916
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Sarah Matilda "Sallie" Grubbs James
1863–1910
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Mary Catherine Grubbs Myers
1865–1954
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Charles Edward Grubbs
1868–1962
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George Washington Grubbs
1872–1961
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Lucy Jane "Lou" Grubbs Fisher
1875–1968
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Etta Lee Grubbs Easterling
1877–1966
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