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Mary Agnes (Montgomery)
Hyman
Nov 29, 1878 0 Feb 17, 1967
Posted by Martha Reddout
©
Marietta Monitor
24 Feb 1967
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A. Hyman were conducted Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the Leon Baptist Church with the Rev. W.P. Rowland
officiating.
Mrs. Hyman died February 17 in an Ardmore Hospital. She was born November
29, 1878 at Bulcher, Texas and had made her home in Love County since
1915.
The former Mary A. Montgomery was married to Henry F. Hyman in
Gainesville, Texas on August 15, 1900. They were the parents of nine
children, seven of whom survive.
Mrs. Hyman was preceded in death by her
husband on January 25, 1951.
She had been a member of the Baptist Church since she was a young lady
and had many friends throughout Love County.
Survivors are, two sons, Emerson Hyman of Randlett and Robert Hyman of
Leon; five daughters, Mrs. Lillie Buckhanon of Leon, Mrs. Nettie Doughty
of Grand Prairie, Texas, Mrs. Stella Flatt of Bethany, Mrs. Velma Reed
of Rubottom and Mrs. Faber Melson of Osceola, Texas;
Also three brothers, W.C. Montgomery of St. Jo, Texas, J.E. Montgomery
of Muenster, Texas and Robert Montgomery of Wichita Falls, Texas; three
sisters, Mrs. Nora Thompson of Gainesville, Texas, Mrs. Electa Howard of
Fort Worth, and Mrs. Leria Pittman of St. Jo, Texas; 29 grandchildren
and 45 great grandchildren.
Interment in the Leon Cemetery was under the direction of the Goodrich
Funeral Home.
Serving as pallbearers were, Rob. H. Graham, Ernest
Taliaferro, Mack Frazier, Nig Brintle, Alvie Reed and Thurman Monkres.
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