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St. Louis Post Dispatch Description: Death of Deputy Sheriff John ANDERSON and Lee
LOVELACE. At a barbecue near Rogers, John ANDERSON, the
Deputy Sheriff of Milam County, attempted to arrest Lee LOVELACE, who
made a violent resistance. ANDERSON was mortally wounded and LOVELACE
was killed on the spot. |
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Dallas Morning News Description: Obituary Miss Emma PERRY Rockdale, Tex., Feb. 15.--The pure and gentle
spirit of Miss Emma PERRY, only daughter of A. P. PERRY, departed from
its earthly abode this afternoon. Deceased was a most beautiful and
lovable young girl just budding into womanhood and her death from
pneumonia contracted not more than a week ago, has saddened the hearts
of her many friends and stricken her doting parents with grief almost
beyond human endurance. |
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Dallas Morning News |
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Galveston
Daily News
(Galveston, Texas) Thursday, May 2, 1907
Joseph
White and Mrs. Gasaway Were Married at Rosebud
Rosebud, Tex., May 1. —
At the residence of Mrs. Call Lindsey un unusual wedding was
celebrated Sunday evening at 3 o'clock, in which the contracting
parties were Joseph White Sr., aged 83, and Mrs. Salle Gasaway,
whose ago is 74, Rev. B. T Goodwin, pastor of the First Baptist
Church, officiating. Mr. White is one of the pioneer settlers of
Milam county, and has ten children of his first family, nine of
whom are alive, and all of them married and have large families.
Mrs. Gasoway was one of
the early settlers of Milam County.
This couple, together with
their families, have lived near each other for a number of
years, their estates having been separated by a public road.
Both of the contracting parties are reputed to be quite wealthy.
--Submitted by Marla
Zwakman
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