Her granddaughter remembers she wore a black dress and would hold court on her porch at her home in San Antonio.
She was the daughter of John A. Tarver and Mary Field Tarver.
On May 21, 1854 as Mary Mildred Tarver, she married Hamilton P. Bee at Guadalupe County, Texas.
Per the 1910 Census for San Antonio, Texas, she was the mother of 10 children with five living.
San Antonio Light Sunday, June 24, 1928
Mrs. Bee Dies In San Antonio
Mrs. Mary Mildred Tarver Bee, 96, a resident of San Antonio since 1870 died at her residence, 225 McCullough Avenue, early Saturday. She was a native of Alabama. Among her survivors are three children: Miss Annie F. Bee and Carlos Bee of San Antonio and Benjamin E. Bee of Berkley, California and seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mrs. Bee was a member of St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
She was the daughter of John A. Tarver and Mary Field Tarver.
On May 21, 1854 as Mary Mildred Tarver, she married Hamilton P. Bee at Guadalupe County, Texas.
Per the 1910 Census for San Antonio, Texas, she was the mother of 10 children with five living.
San Antonio Light Sunday, June 24, 1928
Mrs. Bee Dies In San Antonio
Mrs. Mary Mildred Tarver Bee, 96, a resident of San Antonio since 1870 died at her residence, 225 McCullough Avenue, early Saturday. She was a native of Alabama. Among her survivors are three children: Miss Annie F. Bee and Carlos Bee of San Antonio and Benjamin E. Bee of Berkley, California and seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mrs. Bee was a member of St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
Her granddaughter remembers she wore a black dress and would hold court on her porch at her home in San Antonio.
She was the daughter of John A. Tarver and Mary Field Tarver.
On May 21, 1854 as Mary Mildred Tarver, she married Hamilton P. Bee at Guadalupe County, Texas.
Per the 1910 Census for San Antonio, Texas, she was the mother of 10 children with five living.
San Antonio Light Sunday, June 24, 1928
Mrs. Bee Dies In San Antonio
Mrs. Mary Mildred Tarver Bee, 96, a resident of San Antonio since 1870 died at her residence, 225 McCullough Avenue, early Saturday. She was a native of Alabama. Among her survivors are three children: Miss Annie F. Bee and Carlos Bee of San Antonio and Benjamin E. Bee of Berkley, California and seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mrs. Bee was a member of St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
She was the daughter of John A. Tarver and Mary Field Tarver.
On May 21, 1854 as Mary Mildred Tarver, she married Hamilton P. Bee at Guadalupe County, Texas.
Per the 1910 Census for San Antonio, Texas, she was the mother of 10 children with five living.
San Antonio Light Sunday, June 24, 1928
Mrs. Bee Dies In San Antonio
Mrs. Mary Mildred Tarver Bee, 96, a resident of San Antonio since 1870 died at her residence, 225 McCullough Avenue, early Saturday. She was a native of Alabama. Among her survivors are three children: Miss Annie F. Bee and Carlos Bee of San Antonio and Benjamin E. Bee of Berkley, California and seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mrs. Bee was a member of St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
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