Father: Will Bobo
Mother: Mattie Barrett
informant: Frank Stapp
(death certificate)
The 1900 census recorded Mattie and William Stapp living in Menard County, Texas, with children: Frank, Ollie, and Walter.
The 1910 census recorded Martha A. Stapp and husband William living in Nolan County, Texas with children: Ace F., Ollie, Walter, Susie, and Mattie.
The 1930 census recorded Martha Stapp and husband George living in Coke County, Texas.
The 1940 census recorded Martha Stapp and husband G. W. (Bill) Stapp living in Pecos County, Texas.
23 Nov 1945
Funeral services were conducted at Grandfalls for Mrs. Martha Agnes Stapp, 68, wife of G. W. Stapp of that city, who died Sunday night [18 Nov 1945]. Rev. Hollis Yielding of the Grandfalls Baptist Church conducted the services and interment was in the Grandfalls Cemetery.
Mrs. Stapp had made her home in south Ward County for the past 12 years and was widely known throughout the county. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters and two sons, Walter Stapp, formerly of Monahans but now residing at Alpine and Frank Stapp of Menard. A number of grandchildren also survive.
obituary from Monahan News
via Ward County Historical Commission
Mother: Mattie Barrett
informant: Frank Stapp
(death certificate)
The 1900 census recorded Mattie and William Stapp living in Menard County, Texas, with children: Frank, Ollie, and Walter.
The 1910 census recorded Martha A. Stapp and husband William living in Nolan County, Texas with children: Ace F., Ollie, Walter, Susie, and Mattie.
The 1930 census recorded Martha Stapp and husband George living in Coke County, Texas.
The 1940 census recorded Martha Stapp and husband G. W. (Bill) Stapp living in Pecos County, Texas.
23 Nov 1945
Funeral services were conducted at Grandfalls for Mrs. Martha Agnes Stapp, 68, wife of G. W. Stapp of that city, who died Sunday night [18 Nov 1945]. Rev. Hollis Yielding of the Grandfalls Baptist Church conducted the services and interment was in the Grandfalls Cemetery.
Mrs. Stapp had made her home in south Ward County for the past 12 years and was widely known throughout the county. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters and two sons, Walter Stapp, formerly of Monahans but now residing at Alpine and Frank Stapp of Menard. A number of grandchildren also survive.
obituary from Monahan News
via Ward County Historical Commission
Father: Will Bobo
Mother: Mattie Barrett
informant: Frank Stapp
(death certificate)
The 1900 census recorded Mattie and William Stapp living in Menard County, Texas, with children: Frank, Ollie, and Walter.
The 1910 census recorded Martha A. Stapp and husband William living in Nolan County, Texas with children: Ace F., Ollie, Walter, Susie, and Mattie.
The 1930 census recorded Martha Stapp and husband George living in Coke County, Texas.
The 1940 census recorded Martha Stapp and husband G. W. (Bill) Stapp living in Pecos County, Texas.
23 Nov 1945
Funeral services were conducted at Grandfalls for Mrs. Martha Agnes Stapp, 68, wife of G. W. Stapp of that city, who died Sunday night [18 Nov 1945]. Rev. Hollis Yielding of the Grandfalls Baptist Church conducted the services and interment was in the Grandfalls Cemetery.
Mrs. Stapp had made her home in south Ward County for the past 12 years and was widely known throughout the county. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters and two sons, Walter Stapp, formerly of Monahans but now residing at Alpine and Frank Stapp of Menard. A number of grandchildren also survive.
obituary from Monahan News
via Ward County Historical Commission
Mother: Mattie Barrett
informant: Frank Stapp
(death certificate)
The 1900 census recorded Mattie and William Stapp living in Menard County, Texas, with children: Frank, Ollie, and Walter.
The 1910 census recorded Martha A. Stapp and husband William living in Nolan County, Texas with children: Ace F., Ollie, Walter, Susie, and Mattie.
The 1930 census recorded Martha Stapp and husband George living in Coke County, Texas.
The 1940 census recorded Martha Stapp and husband G. W. (Bill) Stapp living in Pecos County, Texas.
23 Nov 1945
Funeral services were conducted at Grandfalls for Mrs. Martha Agnes Stapp, 68, wife of G. W. Stapp of that city, who died Sunday night [18 Nov 1945]. Rev. Hollis Yielding of the Grandfalls Baptist Church conducted the services and interment was in the Grandfalls Cemetery.
Mrs. Stapp had made her home in south Ward County for the past 12 years and was widely known throughout the county. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters and two sons, Walter Stapp, formerly of Monahans but now residing at Alpine and Frank Stapp of Menard. A number of grandchildren also survive.
obituary from Monahan News
via Ward County Historical Commission
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