H.P. MABRY was the son of prominent defense attorney, Hinche Parham Mabry Jr., and his wife, Mrs. Sarah Abigail (Haywood) Mabry.
His given name was only the initials H.P.
From the 1880 through the 1900, he resided in Tarrant County, Texas. After the 1900's, he resided in Marion County, Texas.
He married Mary Steele Blocker on August 8, 1912 in Spokane County, Washington. Until the 1920s, he and his wife resided in Spokane, Washington. By 1930, they had made their home in Houston, Texas.
Obituary
"Graveside services for H.P. MABRY, native of Jefferson and resident of Houston, were held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Mimosa Hall Plantation Cemetery in Leigh. Rev. William H. Hurd, Rector of Christ Episcopal Church conducted the service. A retired banker, Mr. Mabry died at 2 p.m. Saturday in a Houston hospital. He was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church of Harris County, Texas. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Blocker Mabry, of Houston; three nieces, Mrs. George Cleveland Jr., of Houston, Mrs. R.M. Claypool, of Bellaire, and Mrs. Walter Martin, of Bellaire; and one nephew, Webster Blocker, of Fort Worth."
H.P. MABRY was laid to rest on January 2, 1967 on the grounds of Webster-Mimosa Hall Plantation Cemetery.
Sources
~ Obituary Published in the January 1, 1967 and January 2, 1967 Editions of The Marshall News Messenger [the newspaper of Harrison County, Texas]
~ U.S. Military Draft Registration Records
~ Marriage Record of Spokane County, Washington
~ 1880-1940 census records of Texas -- Tarrant County, Marion County and Harris County
~ 1920 census records of Spokane County, Washington
Notes
- H.P. Mabry was reflected in the 1880 census as the two-year-old son living in the home with his parents and his older brother, Roberty Mabry, in Fort Worth (Tarrant County), Texas.
- The U.S. Military Draft Registration records for 1917 reported that he was born in Jefferson, Texas.
Respectfully, this memorial and its biography are submitted with care courtesy of FindingOurLott, Contributor #48513572.
His given name was only the initials H.P.
From the 1880 through the 1900, he resided in Tarrant County, Texas. After the 1900's, he resided in Marion County, Texas.
He married Mary Steele Blocker on August 8, 1912 in Spokane County, Washington. Until the 1920s, he and his wife resided in Spokane, Washington. By 1930, they had made their home in Houston, Texas.
Obituary
"Graveside services for H.P. MABRY, native of Jefferson and resident of Houston, were held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Mimosa Hall Plantation Cemetery in Leigh. Rev. William H. Hurd, Rector of Christ Episcopal Church conducted the service. A retired banker, Mr. Mabry died at 2 p.m. Saturday in a Houston hospital. He was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church of Harris County, Texas. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Blocker Mabry, of Houston; three nieces, Mrs. George Cleveland Jr., of Houston, Mrs. R.M. Claypool, of Bellaire, and Mrs. Walter Martin, of Bellaire; and one nephew, Webster Blocker, of Fort Worth."
H.P. MABRY was laid to rest on January 2, 1967 on the grounds of Webster-Mimosa Hall Plantation Cemetery.
Sources
~ Obituary Published in the January 1, 1967 and January 2, 1967 Editions of The Marshall News Messenger [the newspaper of Harrison County, Texas]
~ U.S. Military Draft Registration Records
~ Marriage Record of Spokane County, Washington
~ 1880-1940 census records of Texas -- Tarrant County, Marion County and Harris County
~ 1920 census records of Spokane County, Washington
Notes
- H.P. Mabry was reflected in the 1880 census as the two-year-old son living in the home with his parents and his older brother, Roberty Mabry, in Fort Worth (Tarrant County), Texas.
- The U.S. Military Draft Registration records for 1917 reported that he was born in Jefferson, Texas.
Respectfully, this memorial and its biography are submitted with care courtesy of FindingOurLott, Contributor #48513572.
H.P. MABRY was the son of prominent defense attorney, Hinche Parham Mabry Jr., and his wife, Mrs. Sarah Abigail (Haywood) Mabry.
His given name was only the initials H.P.
From the 1880 through the 1900, he resided in Tarrant County, Texas. After the 1900's, he resided in Marion County, Texas.
He married Mary Steele Blocker on August 8, 1912 in Spokane County, Washington. Until the 1920s, he and his wife resided in Spokane, Washington. By 1930, they had made their home in Houston, Texas.
Obituary
"Graveside services for H.P. MABRY, native of Jefferson and resident of Houston, were held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Mimosa Hall Plantation Cemetery in Leigh. Rev. William H. Hurd, Rector of Christ Episcopal Church conducted the service. A retired banker, Mr. Mabry died at 2 p.m. Saturday in a Houston hospital. He was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church of Harris County, Texas. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Blocker Mabry, of Houston; three nieces, Mrs. George Cleveland Jr., of Houston, Mrs. R.M. Claypool, of Bellaire, and Mrs. Walter Martin, of Bellaire; and one nephew, Webster Blocker, of Fort Worth."
H.P. MABRY was laid to rest on January 2, 1967 on the grounds of Webster-Mimosa Hall Plantation Cemetery.
Sources
~ Obituary Published in the January 1, 1967 and January 2, 1967 Editions of The Marshall News Messenger [the newspaper of Harrison County, Texas]
~ U.S. Military Draft Registration Records
~ Marriage Record of Spokane County, Washington
~ 1880-1940 census records of Texas -- Tarrant County, Marion County and Harris County
~ 1920 census records of Spokane County, Washington
Notes
- H.P. Mabry was reflected in the 1880 census as the two-year-old son living in the home with his parents and his older brother, Roberty Mabry, in Fort Worth (Tarrant County), Texas.
- The U.S. Military Draft Registration records for 1917 reported that he was born in Jefferson, Texas.
Respectfully, this memorial and its biography are submitted with care courtesy of FindingOurLott, Contributor #48513572.
His given name was only the initials H.P.
From the 1880 through the 1900, he resided in Tarrant County, Texas. After the 1900's, he resided in Marion County, Texas.
He married Mary Steele Blocker on August 8, 1912 in Spokane County, Washington. Until the 1920s, he and his wife resided in Spokane, Washington. By 1930, they had made their home in Houston, Texas.
Obituary
"Graveside services for H.P. MABRY, native of Jefferson and resident of Houston, were held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Mimosa Hall Plantation Cemetery in Leigh. Rev. William H. Hurd, Rector of Christ Episcopal Church conducted the service. A retired banker, Mr. Mabry died at 2 p.m. Saturday in a Houston hospital. He was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church of Harris County, Texas. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Blocker Mabry, of Houston; three nieces, Mrs. George Cleveland Jr., of Houston, Mrs. R.M. Claypool, of Bellaire, and Mrs. Walter Martin, of Bellaire; and one nephew, Webster Blocker, of Fort Worth."
H.P. MABRY was laid to rest on January 2, 1967 on the grounds of Webster-Mimosa Hall Plantation Cemetery.
Sources
~ Obituary Published in the January 1, 1967 and January 2, 1967 Editions of The Marshall News Messenger [the newspaper of Harrison County, Texas]
~ U.S. Military Draft Registration Records
~ Marriage Record of Spokane County, Washington
~ 1880-1940 census records of Texas -- Tarrant County, Marion County and Harris County
~ 1920 census records of Spokane County, Washington
Notes
- H.P. Mabry was reflected in the 1880 census as the two-year-old son living in the home with his parents and his older brother, Roberty Mabry, in Fort Worth (Tarrant County), Texas.
- The U.S. Military Draft Registration records for 1917 reported that he was born in Jefferson, Texas.
Respectfully, this memorial and its biography are submitted with care courtesy of FindingOurLott, Contributor #48513572.
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