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John Victor Fannett

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John Victor Fannett

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21 Jul 1937 (aged 57)
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Beaumont, Jefferson County, Texas, USA Add to Map
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John Victor Fannett was born March 31,1880 in Fannett, Jefferson County, Texas to Usan Fannett and Matilda Pleasant. He married first Emma Rutledge in 1898, who died without children and second in 1904 to Mary Gertrude Ingalls. Together they had four children, Victoria, Charlie John, Comelia and Matilda. After they married, they moved to Old River Winfree in Chambers County, and bought a farm on the Old and Lost River.

Mary Gertrude died in 1916 leaving John Victor with four small children and a farm to run. Matilda, the youngest was only five years old.

John Victor remarried only a month after Mary Gertrude died to Adell Alice Dillard. Together, they had four more children. Joseph Austin, George, Usan "Dick" and Dora.

John Victor died at the age of 57 at the l'Hotel Dieu, a hospital in Beaumont, Texas from lockjaw. He had scratched himself a piece of rusty metal and did not receive a tetanus shot. They became available in 1924, but were not widely used until the second world war.
John Victor Fannett was born March 31,1880 in Fannett, Jefferson County, Texas to Usan Fannett and Matilda Pleasant. He married first Emma Rutledge in 1898, who died without children and second in 1904 to Mary Gertrude Ingalls. Together they had four children, Victoria, Charlie John, Comelia and Matilda. After they married, they moved to Old River Winfree in Chambers County, and bought a farm on the Old and Lost River.

Mary Gertrude died in 1916 leaving John Victor with four small children and a farm to run. Matilda, the youngest was only five years old.

John Victor remarried only a month after Mary Gertrude died to Adell Alice Dillard. Together, they had four more children. Joseph Austin, George, Usan "Dick" and Dora.

John Victor died at the age of 57 at the l'Hotel Dieu, a hospital in Beaumont, Texas from lockjaw. He had scratched himself a piece of rusty metal and did not receive a tetanus shot. They became available in 1924, but were not widely used until the second world war.

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