Wife of Stark Wilbor; daughter of David Fairchild (Conn.) and Agnes Douglas (Scotland)
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary Wilbor, mother of R. D. Wilbor, president of the First National Bank here, died in Paris last night. Mrs. Wilbor was past sixty years of age, and had not been in good health for many months. She underwent a severe operation about one year ago from which she never fully recovered.
Mr. Wilbor went to Paris last night and Mrs. Wilbor and children went down this afternoon. Rush Record, cashier of the bank, accompanied them.
--from Choctaw Herald, November 4, 1915
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary Wilbor, mother of R. D. Wilbor, president of the First National Bank here, died in Paris last night. Mrs. Wilbor was past sixty years of age, and had not been in good health for many months. She underwent a severe operation about one year ago from which she never fully recovered.
Mr. Wilbor went to Paris last night and Mrs. Wilbor and children went down this afternoon. Rush Record, cashier of the bank, accompanied them.
--from Choctaw Herald, November 4, 1915
Wife of Stark Wilbor; daughter of David Fairchild (Conn.) and Agnes Douglas (Scotland)
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary Wilbor, mother of R. D. Wilbor, president of the First National Bank here, died in Paris last night. Mrs. Wilbor was past sixty years of age, and had not been in good health for many months. She underwent a severe operation about one year ago from which she never fully recovered.
Mr. Wilbor went to Paris last night and Mrs. Wilbor and children went down this afternoon. Rush Record, cashier of the bank, accompanied them.
--from Choctaw Herald, November 4, 1915
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary Wilbor, mother of R. D. Wilbor, president of the First National Bank here, died in Paris last night. Mrs. Wilbor was past sixty years of age, and had not been in good health for many months. She underwent a severe operation about one year ago from which she never fully recovered.
Mr. Wilbor went to Paris last night and Mrs. Wilbor and children went down this afternoon. Rush Record, cashier of the bank, accompanied them.
--from Choctaw Herald, November 4, 1915
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