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NIX..........Henderson
Times, Feb. 10, 1921
Died at Stewart
Mrs. Julia Nix, a well known lady of the Stewart community died last week after an illness
of some weeks. Interment was at Harmony Hill Wed.
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David Martin Naul
The Rusk County News
November 15, 1916
An Old Citizen Dead
The remains of Mr. D. M. Naul reached Henderson Saturday and were interred in the Mt. Hope
cemetery. Mr. Naul had been a citizen of Rusk county for over thirty years until a few
months ago when he went to Frankston to make his home. He was eighty-one years of age and
came to Rusk county from Louisiana. He was a good man, a member of the Baptist church for
many
years. Mr. Naul is survived by his aged wife and three children.
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NEWTON.........Henderson
Times, Feb. 17, 1921
Obituary
On the evening of Sept. 21, 1920, Mrs. Addie Newton, wife of N. P. Newton, sweetly passed
from this world to the sweet beyond. She was a few days passed 49 years old. She had been
failing in health only a few days. She was converted several years past and united with
the Presbyterian church at Hickey. She had lived a christian life and always had a
pleasant smile and a kind & loving word for everyone who passed her way. She was
married to N. P. Newton Dec. 25, 1890. To this union were born 3 children, 2 of whom
preceeded the mother to the shore, one remains to join his father in their great loss. She
slipped quietly away from the scenes of earth on the afternoon of Sept. 21, 1920, and the
next day we laid the tired body to rest in the Moyers cemetery under a beautiful floral
offering, surrounded by her neighbors, friends & loved ones. She was an ideal wife,
mother, friend & neighbor. Her Christian life was charcterized by an unfailing faith
in her risen Lord. Her husband will miss her beautiful life; her son will miss her tender
guiding hand; her neighbors will miss her pure love as expressed in gentle Christian
ministration; but we all know that in the realm of light we shall see her again.
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OSBURN..........Henderson
Times, Jan. 17, 1921
--- Mrs. -- Osborn, wife of W. G. Osborn, -- died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Tommy
Robertson? (part of my copy is faded out) Thurs. evening, Dec. 20?, 1920. Mrs. Osborn wa
born in Georgia, July 16, 1852?, and came with her father, --- W. M. Lasseter to Tex.
while she was a little girl, and grew up to woman-hood at Pine Hill, Rusk Co., where her
father lived & practiced his profession for several years. She was converted &
joined the Baptist church at Pine Hill in early life & has ever been a member of the
Baptist church. She was married to W. G. Osborn Nov. 13, 1877; and to this union were born
seven children, 3 sons & 4 daughters: 3 daughters & 1 son still living, Mrs. Dovie
Robertson of Clayton, Tex., Mrs. Lena Todd of Carthage, Tex., Mrs. Archie O'telle of
Carthage, Tex., & Mr. Oscar P. Osborn of Longbranch, Tex. Besides children &
grandchildren, 3 sisters & 6 brothers are still living: Mrs. Julia Wallace of Timpson,
Tex., Mrs. Henrietta Jordan of Marshall, Tex., Mrs. Amanda Wallace of Pine Hill, Tex., Lee
& John Lasseter of Henderson, Tex., Solomon Lasseter of Tyler, Tex., Jeff Lasseter of
Iowa Park, Tex. She has been afflicted & has suffered much for the past 2 years, and
has been perfectly concious up to within a few seconds of her death, and therefore
sensibly felt the torture of every pain & the full weight of every depression of
either mind or body. A few minutes before she died, when asked if there was anything she
wanted, she said, "I am so tired, I want to rest. A few minutes later she said after
living a long life of 68 years (the rest is gone on my copy)
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