Born to Henry Columbus Quin (1840-1900) & Cora Rosalie Kennon Quin (1854-1894).
Harry married Mary Rebecca Canny (1889-1956) about 1912.
Children:
• Harry Carter Quin, Jr. (1914-1994)
• Mary Nelson Quin Berry (1917-2005)
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From the Weimar (TX) Mercury, November 21, 1952, page 1:
Harry C. Quin, Former Weimar Resident, Dies
Funeral services for Harry Carter Quin of San Antonio, formerly of Weimar, were held Monday afternoon, Nov. 17, from Alamo Funeral Home in San Antonio, with Rev. Strasburger officiating. Interment was in Mission Burial Park, San Antonio.
Mr. Quin expired at his home Saturday morning.
The son of H. C. Quin, Sr., a former Weimar mayor, he was associated with the Texas Railroad Commission for a number of years prior to his death.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Quin of San Antonio; a daughter, Mrs. George W. Berry of Waco; a son, Harry, a Temple newspaperman; a brother, Judge Charles K. Quin, former mayor of San Antonio and now Judge of the 57th District Court, San Antonio; and two sisters, Misses Alice and Carrie Quin, both of San Antonio.
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From the San Antonio (TX) Express, Nov. 17, 1952:
Harry Carter Quin of 332 Locust St., a brother of Judge C.K. Quin, died Sunday. Funeral rites will be at 3 p.m. Monday at the Alamo Funeral Chapel.
He was reared in Colorado County and for the past three years he has been a city building inspector.
Other survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mary Quin; a daughter, Mrs. George W. Berry of Waco; a son, Harry Jr. of Temple; and two sisters, Misses Alice and Carrie Quin of San Antonio.
Harry married Mary Rebecca Canny (1889-1956) about 1912.
Children:
• Harry Carter Quin, Jr. (1914-1994)
• Mary Nelson Quin Berry (1917-2005)
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From the Weimar (TX) Mercury, November 21, 1952, page 1:
Harry C. Quin, Former Weimar Resident, Dies
Funeral services for Harry Carter Quin of San Antonio, formerly of Weimar, were held Monday afternoon, Nov. 17, from Alamo Funeral Home in San Antonio, with Rev. Strasburger officiating. Interment was in Mission Burial Park, San Antonio.
Mr. Quin expired at his home Saturday morning.
The son of H. C. Quin, Sr., a former Weimar mayor, he was associated with the Texas Railroad Commission for a number of years prior to his death.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Quin of San Antonio; a daughter, Mrs. George W. Berry of Waco; a son, Harry, a Temple newspaperman; a brother, Judge Charles K. Quin, former mayor of San Antonio and now Judge of the 57th District Court, San Antonio; and two sisters, Misses Alice and Carrie Quin, both of San Antonio.
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From the San Antonio (TX) Express, Nov. 17, 1952:
Harry Carter Quin of 332 Locust St., a brother of Judge C.K. Quin, died Sunday. Funeral rites will be at 3 p.m. Monday at the Alamo Funeral Chapel.
He was reared in Colorado County and for the past three years he has been a city building inspector.
Other survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mary Quin; a daughter, Mrs. George W. Berry of Waco; a son, Harry Jr. of Temple; and two sisters, Misses Alice and Carrie Quin of San Antonio.
Born to Henry Columbus Quin (1840-1900) & Cora Rosalie Kennon Quin (1854-1894).
Harry married Mary Rebecca Canny (1889-1956) about 1912.
Children:
• Harry Carter Quin, Jr. (1914-1994)
• Mary Nelson Quin Berry (1917-2005)
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From the Weimar (TX) Mercury, November 21, 1952, page 1:
Harry C. Quin, Former Weimar Resident, Dies
Funeral services for Harry Carter Quin of San Antonio, formerly of Weimar, were held Monday afternoon, Nov. 17, from Alamo Funeral Home in San Antonio, with Rev. Strasburger officiating. Interment was in Mission Burial Park, San Antonio.
Mr. Quin expired at his home Saturday morning.
The son of H. C. Quin, Sr., a former Weimar mayor, he was associated with the Texas Railroad Commission for a number of years prior to his death.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Quin of San Antonio; a daughter, Mrs. George W. Berry of Waco; a son, Harry, a Temple newspaperman; a brother, Judge Charles K. Quin, former mayor of San Antonio and now Judge of the 57th District Court, San Antonio; and two sisters, Misses Alice and Carrie Quin, both of San Antonio.
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From the San Antonio (TX) Express, Nov. 17, 1952:
Harry Carter Quin of 332 Locust St., a brother of Judge C.K. Quin, died Sunday. Funeral rites will be at 3 p.m. Monday at the Alamo Funeral Chapel.
He was reared in Colorado County and for the past three years he has been a city building inspector.
Other survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mary Quin; a daughter, Mrs. George W. Berry of Waco; a son, Harry Jr. of Temple; and two sisters, Misses Alice and Carrie Quin of San Antonio.
Harry married Mary Rebecca Canny (1889-1956) about 1912.
Children:
• Harry Carter Quin, Jr. (1914-1994)
• Mary Nelson Quin Berry (1917-2005)
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From the Weimar (TX) Mercury, November 21, 1952, page 1:
Harry C. Quin, Former Weimar Resident, Dies
Funeral services for Harry Carter Quin of San Antonio, formerly of Weimar, were held Monday afternoon, Nov. 17, from Alamo Funeral Home in San Antonio, with Rev. Strasburger officiating. Interment was in Mission Burial Park, San Antonio.
Mr. Quin expired at his home Saturday morning.
The son of H. C. Quin, Sr., a former Weimar mayor, he was associated with the Texas Railroad Commission for a number of years prior to his death.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Quin of San Antonio; a daughter, Mrs. George W. Berry of Waco; a son, Harry, a Temple newspaperman; a brother, Judge Charles K. Quin, former mayor of San Antonio and now Judge of the 57th District Court, San Antonio; and two sisters, Misses Alice and Carrie Quin, both of San Antonio.
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From the San Antonio (TX) Express, Nov. 17, 1952:
Harry Carter Quin of 332 Locust St., a brother of Judge C.K. Quin, died Sunday. Funeral rites will be at 3 p.m. Monday at the Alamo Funeral Chapel.
He was reared in Colorado County and for the past three years he has been a city building inspector.
Other survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mary Quin; a daughter, Mrs. George W. Berry of Waco; a son, Harry Jr. of Temple; and two sisters, Misses Alice and Carrie Quin of San Antonio.
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