According to White's Funeral Home Springtown records:
He was born in Springtown to John Taylor Plumlee and Jennie Northcut. He died in Weatherford at the Campbell Memorial Hospital on Oct 10, 1976. He was a retired Groceryman. His wife Weta survived him.
Other survivors:
son: G. L. Plumlee Jr. of Weatherford
son: Eldon Plumlee of Fort Worth
son: Julian plumlee of Kennidale, TX
daughter Nona Gilliland of Dallas
12 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren
Funeral was held in the M.E. Church in Springtown on Oct 12, 1976 at 3:00 pm
Interment was in Springtown Cemetery.
Green and his wife, Weta, had four children: G. L. Jr, of Weatherford; Ed, of Fort Worth; Julian of Kennedale; and Nona Sands of Dallas. They lived on 1st Street in Springtown, on the banks of Walnut Creek, where they have resided for twenty-five years.
The Plumlee's were farmers and dairymen for many, many yers in this community. It was Green Plumlee that got the first milk route started in Springtown in 1924.
He was born in Springtown to John Taylor Plumlee and Jennie Northcut. He died in Weatherford at the Campbell Memorial Hospital on Oct 10, 1976. He was a retired Groceryman. His wife Weta survived him.
Other survivors:
son: G. L. Plumlee Jr. of Weatherford
son: Eldon Plumlee of Fort Worth
son: Julian plumlee of Kennidale, TX
daughter Nona Gilliland of Dallas
12 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren
Funeral was held in the M.E. Church in Springtown on Oct 12, 1976 at 3:00 pm
Interment was in Springtown Cemetery.
Green and his wife, Weta, had four children: G. L. Jr, of Weatherford; Ed, of Fort Worth; Julian of Kennedale; and Nona Sands of Dallas. They lived on 1st Street in Springtown, on the banks of Walnut Creek, where they have resided for twenty-five years.
The Plumlee's were farmers and dairymen for many, many yers in this community. It was Green Plumlee that got the first milk route started in Springtown in 1924.
According to White's Funeral Home Springtown records:
He was born in Springtown to John Taylor Plumlee and Jennie Northcut. He died in Weatherford at the Campbell Memorial Hospital on Oct 10, 1976. He was a retired Groceryman. His wife Weta survived him.
Other survivors:
son: G. L. Plumlee Jr. of Weatherford
son: Eldon Plumlee of Fort Worth
son: Julian plumlee of Kennidale, TX
daughter Nona Gilliland of Dallas
12 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren
Funeral was held in the M.E. Church in Springtown on Oct 12, 1976 at 3:00 pm
Interment was in Springtown Cemetery.
Green and his wife, Weta, had four children: G. L. Jr, of Weatherford; Ed, of Fort Worth; Julian of Kennedale; and Nona Sands of Dallas. They lived on 1st Street in Springtown, on the banks of Walnut Creek, where they have resided for twenty-five years.
The Plumlee's were farmers and dairymen for many, many yers in this community. It was Green Plumlee that got the first milk route started in Springtown in 1924.
He was born in Springtown to John Taylor Plumlee and Jennie Northcut. He died in Weatherford at the Campbell Memorial Hospital on Oct 10, 1976. He was a retired Groceryman. His wife Weta survived him.
Other survivors:
son: G. L. Plumlee Jr. of Weatherford
son: Eldon Plumlee of Fort Worth
son: Julian plumlee of Kennidale, TX
daughter Nona Gilliland of Dallas
12 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren
Funeral was held in the M.E. Church in Springtown on Oct 12, 1976 at 3:00 pm
Interment was in Springtown Cemetery.
Green and his wife, Weta, had four children: G. L. Jr, of Weatherford; Ed, of Fort Worth; Julian of Kennedale; and Nona Sands of Dallas. They lived on 1st Street in Springtown, on the banks of Walnut Creek, where they have resided for twenty-five years.
The Plumlee's were farmers and dairymen for many, many yers in this community. It was Green Plumlee that got the first milk route started in Springtown in 1924.
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