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Telitha Martha <I>Thompson</I> Blevins

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Telitha Martha Thompson Blevins

Birth
Death
25 Jan 1912 (aged 41)
Burial
Keller, Tarrant County, Texas, USA GPS-Latitude: 32.9496285, Longitude: -97.2200949
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Telitha Martha Thompson Blevins. Daughter of Samuel Houston Thompson and Mary Ann Stevens (AKA as Mary Ann Byas, the name of her stepfather.) Grand daughter of Thompson Jefferson Thompson, member of the Rear Guard, Battle of San Jacinto, Republic of Texas Army. Wife of Marion Joshua (Jock) Blevins. They were farmers.

From newspaper clipping: "Mrs. M. J. Blevins, 40 years old, was almost instantly killed and her 6-year-old daughter Jewel was slightly hurt when an M.K.&T freight train struck a buggy in which they were riding at the railroad crossing at Keller Thursday. The vehicle was demolished and the woman and child were picked up from the wreckage of the buggy and carried to a nearby store by citizens who witnessed the accident. The mother lived but a few minutes and did not regain consciousness. The child who was badly stunned was restored to her senses after a physician was summoned.The accident is said to have been due to the fright of the horse which Mrs. Blevins was driving. The animal lunged forward in front of the approaching train while onlookers were powerless to rescue the imperiled couple. Mrs. Blevins was survived by eight children."


***above info provided by Find A Grave contributor lka 8427 ***
Telitha Martha Thompson Blevins. Daughter of Samuel Houston Thompson and Mary Ann Stevens (AKA as Mary Ann Byas, the name of her stepfather.) Grand daughter of Thompson Jefferson Thompson, member of the Rear Guard, Battle of San Jacinto, Republic of Texas Army. Wife of Marion Joshua (Jock) Blevins. They were farmers.

From newspaper clipping: "Mrs. M. J. Blevins, 40 years old, was almost instantly killed and her 6-year-old daughter Jewel was slightly hurt when an M.K.&T freight train struck a buggy in which they were riding at the railroad crossing at Keller Thursday. The vehicle was demolished and the woman and child were picked up from the wreckage of the buggy and carried to a nearby store by citizens who witnessed the accident. The mother lived but a few minutes and did not regain consciousness. The child who was badly stunned was restored to her senses after a physician was summoned.The accident is said to have been due to the fright of the horse which Mrs. Blevins was driving. The animal lunged forward in front of the approaching train while onlookers were powerless to rescue the imperiled couple. Mrs. Blevins was survived by eight children."


***above info provided by Find A Grave contributor lka 8427 ***

Gravesite Details

shared stone with MJ Blevins



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