Church missionary. Never married. Daughter of David McKnight and Elizabeth Y. Tarver.
San Antonio Express May 5, 1955
Miss Tiny T. McKnight
Miss Tiny Tarver McKnight, 81, of 510 Brooklyn Avenue, died Thursday at home. A native of Comstock, she had lived in San Antonio for 50 years. She was a member of the Daughters of the King.
Survivors: a niece, Miss Content McKnight and a cousin, Miss Lida Baskin, both of San Antonio and two nephews living out of state.
Porter Loring is in charge.
San Antonio Express May 5, 1955
Miss Tiny T. McKnight
Miss Tiny Tarver McKnight, 81, of 510 Brooklyn Avenue, died Thursday at home. A native of Comstock, she had lived in San Antonio for 50 years. She was a member of the Daughters of the King.
Survivors: a niece, Miss Content McKnight and a cousin, Miss Lida Baskin, both of San Antonio and two nephews living out of state.
Porter Loring is in charge.
Church missionary. Never married. Daughter of David McKnight and Elizabeth Y. Tarver.
San Antonio Express May 5, 1955
Miss Tiny T. McKnight
Miss Tiny Tarver McKnight, 81, of 510 Brooklyn Avenue, died Thursday at home. A native of Comstock, she had lived in San Antonio for 50 years. She was a member of the Daughters of the King.
Survivors: a niece, Miss Content McKnight and a cousin, Miss Lida Baskin, both of San Antonio and two nephews living out of state.
Porter Loring is in charge.
San Antonio Express May 5, 1955
Miss Tiny T. McKnight
Miss Tiny Tarver McKnight, 81, of 510 Brooklyn Avenue, died Thursday at home. A native of Comstock, she had lived in San Antonio for 50 years. She was a member of the Daughters of the King.
Survivors: a niece, Miss Content McKnight and a cousin, Miss Lida Baskin, both of San Antonio and two nephews living out of state.
Porter Loring is in charge.
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