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Father: A.P. Apperson (born in Missouri)
Mother: Mary C. Gray (born in Illinois)
Andrew Peter Apperson was born near Waxahachie, Texas. He was named Andrew for both of his Grandfathers, but never liked the name. A shy, retiring person, he never married.
About 1904 he and his brother Frank Apperson, and his mother's brother Al Gray went to West Texas to farm. A few years of wind, blowing sand and droughts forced them to leave. Andrew and Frank returned to Dallas Co. Al Gray and his family went to Orange, Cal.
Andrew's occupation was farming until he went to live with his parents to care for them during their last years. After the death of his parents, he spent his time between the home of his niece, Mamie Owens Spurgeons, in Dallas, and that of his younger brother, Allen Apperson, in Oklahoma. After the death of Allen, he spent all of his time at the Spurgeon's where he became ill of a Kidney disease and died April 24, 1932, at the ae of seventy-six.
OBIT:
Andrew P Apperson Dies
Funeral services for Andrew Peter Apperson, 77, resident of Dallas for fifteen years, who died Sunday at the home of his neice, Mrs R B Spurgin, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the George A Brewer Funeral Chapel, 3603 Ross, near Villars, East Dallas. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
He was survived by a sister Mrs E B Robbins.
Father: A.P. Apperson (born in Missouri)
Mother: Mary C. Gray (born in Illinois)
Andrew Peter Apperson was born near Waxahachie, Texas. He was named Andrew for both of his Grandfathers, but never liked the name. A shy, retiring person, he never married.
About 1904 he and his brother Frank Apperson, and his mother's brother Al Gray went to West Texas to farm. A few years of wind, blowing sand and droughts forced them to leave. Andrew and Frank returned to Dallas Co. Al Gray and his family went to Orange, Cal.
Andrew's occupation was farming until he went to live with his parents to care for them during their last years. After the death of his parents, he spent his time between the home of his niece, Mamie Owens Spurgeons, in Dallas, and that of his younger brother, Allen Apperson, in Oklahoma. After the death of Allen, he spent all of his time at the Spurgeon's where he became ill of a Kidney disease and died April 24, 1932, at the ae of seventy-six.
OBIT:
Andrew P Apperson Dies
Funeral services for Andrew Peter Apperson, 77, resident of Dallas for fifteen years, who died Sunday at the home of his neice, Mrs R B Spurgin, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the George A Brewer Funeral Chapel, 3603 Ross, near Villars, East Dallas. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
He was survived by a sister Mrs E B Robbins.
Single
Father: A.P. Apperson (born in Missouri)
Mother: Mary C. Gray (born in Illinois)
Andrew Peter Apperson was born near Waxahachie, Texas. He was named Andrew for both of his Grandfathers, but never liked the name. A shy, retiring person, he never married.
About 1904 he and his brother Frank Apperson, and his mother's brother Al Gray went to West Texas to farm. A few years of wind, blowing sand and droughts forced them to leave. Andrew and Frank returned to Dallas Co. Al Gray and his family went to Orange, Cal.
Andrew's occupation was farming until he went to live with his parents to care for them during their last years. After the death of his parents, he spent his time between the home of his niece, Mamie Owens Spurgeons, in Dallas, and that of his younger brother, Allen Apperson, in Oklahoma. After the death of Allen, he spent all of his time at the Spurgeon's where he became ill of a Kidney disease and died April 24, 1932, at the ae of seventy-six.
OBIT:
Andrew P Apperson Dies
Funeral services for Andrew Peter Apperson, 77, resident of Dallas for fifteen years, who died Sunday at the home of his neice, Mrs R B Spurgin, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the George A Brewer Funeral Chapel, 3603 Ross, near Villars, East Dallas. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
He was survived by a sister Mrs E B Robbins.
Father: A.P. Apperson (born in Missouri)
Mother: Mary C. Gray (born in Illinois)
Andrew Peter Apperson was born near Waxahachie, Texas. He was named Andrew for both of his Grandfathers, but never liked the name. A shy, retiring person, he never married.
About 1904 he and his brother Frank Apperson, and his mother's brother Al Gray went to West Texas to farm. A few years of wind, blowing sand and droughts forced them to leave. Andrew and Frank returned to Dallas Co. Al Gray and his family went to Orange, Cal.
Andrew's occupation was farming until he went to live with his parents to care for them during their last years. After the death of his parents, he spent his time between the home of his niece, Mamie Owens Spurgeons, in Dallas, and that of his younger brother, Allen Apperson, in Oklahoma. After the death of Allen, he spent all of his time at the Spurgeon's where he became ill of a Kidney disease and died April 24, 1932, at the ae of seventy-six.
OBIT:
Andrew P Apperson Dies
Funeral services for Andrew Peter Apperson, 77, resident of Dallas for fifteen years, who died Sunday at the home of his neice, Mrs R B Spurgin, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the George A Brewer Funeral Chapel, 3603 Ross, near Villars, East Dallas. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
He was survived by a sister Mrs E B Robbins.
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