Dick M. Wellman of Graham and Miss Nettie Lamar of Hawesville, Kentucky went to the Tarrant County courthouse and got married on 24 December 1912 by the County Judge Maben officiating.
Mr. Wellman was employed at the Graham MIll and Elevator Company at the time of their marriage. His wife was the sister of Mrs. J.L. Flint. The couple are making their home at the Flint's home on the corner of Oak and First Street.
She and her husband moved to Chillicothe, Texas in 1925. Mrs. Wellman received her education at the Bruner School in Tell City, Indiana. Before her marriage, she lived in Graham and worked at the Dolman House which was owned by Mary Dolman.
Survivors: her husband; one sister - Mrs. Joseph Loving Flint; two brothers - James Benjamin Lamar and Forest Griffin Lamar; nieces, nephews
Mr. Wellman was employed at the Graham MIll and Elevator Company at the time of their marriage. His wife was the sister of Mrs. J.L. Flint. The couple are making their home at the Flint's home on the corner of Oak and First Street.
She and her husband moved to Chillicothe, Texas in 1925. Mrs. Wellman received her education at the Bruner School in Tell City, Indiana. Before her marriage, she lived in Graham and worked at the Dolman House which was owned by Mary Dolman.
Survivors: her husband; one sister - Mrs. Joseph Loving Flint; two brothers - James Benjamin Lamar and Forest Griffin Lamar; nieces, nephews
Dick M. Wellman of Graham and Miss Nettie Lamar of Hawesville, Kentucky went to the Tarrant County courthouse and got married on 24 December 1912 by the County Judge Maben officiating.
Mr. Wellman was employed at the Graham MIll and Elevator Company at the time of their marriage. His wife was the sister of Mrs. J.L. Flint. The couple are making their home at the Flint's home on the corner of Oak and First Street.
She and her husband moved to Chillicothe, Texas in 1925. Mrs. Wellman received her education at the Bruner School in Tell City, Indiana. Before her marriage, she lived in Graham and worked at the Dolman House which was owned by Mary Dolman.
Survivors: her husband; one sister - Mrs. Joseph Loving Flint; two brothers - James Benjamin Lamar and Forest Griffin Lamar; nieces, nephews
Mr. Wellman was employed at the Graham MIll and Elevator Company at the time of their marriage. His wife was the sister of Mrs. J.L. Flint. The couple are making their home at the Flint's home on the corner of Oak and First Street.
She and her husband moved to Chillicothe, Texas in 1925. Mrs. Wellman received her education at the Bruner School in Tell City, Indiana. Before her marriage, she lived in Graham and worked at the Dolman House which was owned by Mary Dolman.
Survivors: her husband; one sister - Mrs. Joseph Loving Flint; two brothers - James Benjamin Lamar and Forest Griffin Lamar; nieces, nephews
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