Death of Mr. Guest.
Richard Nathan Guest died at Mineral Wells Tuesday night, July 17th at the age of fifty-one years and seven months. Deceased was born in Hunt county, Texas, on December 8th, 1853 and was married in the same county in 1887 to Miss Anna Williams, who survives him. From this union six children were born, viz: Mark, who resides at Purves in this county; Lum, who resides at Memphis, Texas; Dave and Dora. both of this place and unmarried, Mattie and Irene, both of whom are yet at home. Mark is the eldest, being about thirty years of age and Irene is six years of age and the youngest of the family. Besides the wife and children Mr. Guest leaves the following brothers and sisters, J. J. Guest of Lingleville, Mrs. Ada Clemmons of Davis, I. T. and Quinnle Holden of Denison. Mr. Guest has been in poor health with an affliction of the heart for two or three years past and some weeks ago went to Mineral Wells in an effort to regain his health. The body arrived in Dublin on the evening Frisco train Wednesday and was laid to rest in the old Dublin cemetery shortly after three o'clock Thursday afternoon. Deceased was one of the early settlers of Dublin, having removed to this place some eighteen years ago, a consistent member of the Methodist congregation and an exemplary citizen.
The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Texas), Vol. 18, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, July 21, 1905
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Son of John Guest and Sarah Culver
m. Annie Omira Williams on 4 Aug 1873. Had children:
Marcus Nathan Guest 1873–1946
Joseph Columbus Guest 1876–1936
Commodore D Guest 1878–1929
Iva Myrtle Guest 1884–1900
Mattie Fay Guest 1886–1956
John David Guest 1888–1949
Minnie Irene Guest 1895–1965
Richard Nathan Guest died at Mineral Wells Tuesday night, July 17th at the age of fifty-one years and seven months. Deceased was born in Hunt county, Texas, on December 8th, 1853 and was married in the same county in 1887 to Miss Anna Williams, who survives him. From this union six children were born, viz: Mark, who resides at Purves in this county; Lum, who resides at Memphis, Texas; Dave and Dora. both of this place and unmarried, Mattie and Irene, both of whom are yet at home. Mark is the eldest, being about thirty years of age and Irene is six years of age and the youngest of the family. Besides the wife and children Mr. Guest leaves the following brothers and sisters, J. J. Guest of Lingleville, Mrs. Ada Clemmons of Davis, I. T. and Quinnle Holden of Denison. Mr. Guest has been in poor health with an affliction of the heart for two or three years past and some weeks ago went to Mineral Wells in an effort to regain his health. The body arrived in Dublin on the evening Frisco train Wednesday and was laid to rest in the old Dublin cemetery shortly after three o'clock Thursday afternoon. Deceased was one of the early settlers of Dublin, having removed to this place some eighteen years ago, a consistent member of the Methodist congregation and an exemplary citizen.
The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Texas), Vol. 18, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, July 21, 1905
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Son of John Guest and Sarah Culver
m. Annie Omira Williams on 4 Aug 1873. Had children:
Marcus Nathan Guest 1873–1946
Joseph Columbus Guest 1876–1936
Commodore D Guest 1878–1929
Iva Myrtle Guest 1884–1900
Mattie Fay Guest 1886–1956
John David Guest 1888–1949
Minnie Irene Guest 1895–1965
Death of Mr. Guest.
Richard Nathan Guest died at Mineral Wells Tuesday night, July 17th at the age of fifty-one years and seven months. Deceased was born in Hunt county, Texas, on December 8th, 1853 and was married in the same county in 1887 to Miss Anna Williams, who survives him. From this union six children were born, viz: Mark, who resides at Purves in this county; Lum, who resides at Memphis, Texas; Dave and Dora. both of this place and unmarried, Mattie and Irene, both of whom are yet at home. Mark is the eldest, being about thirty years of age and Irene is six years of age and the youngest of the family. Besides the wife and children Mr. Guest leaves the following brothers and sisters, J. J. Guest of Lingleville, Mrs. Ada Clemmons of Davis, I. T. and Quinnle Holden of Denison. Mr. Guest has been in poor health with an affliction of the heart for two or three years past and some weeks ago went to Mineral Wells in an effort to regain his health. The body arrived in Dublin on the evening Frisco train Wednesday and was laid to rest in the old Dublin cemetery shortly after three o'clock Thursday afternoon. Deceased was one of the early settlers of Dublin, having removed to this place some eighteen years ago, a consistent member of the Methodist congregation and an exemplary citizen.
The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Texas), Vol. 18, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, July 21, 1905
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Son of John Guest and Sarah Culver
m. Annie Omira Williams on 4 Aug 1873. Had children:
Marcus Nathan Guest 1873–1946
Joseph Columbus Guest 1876–1936
Commodore D Guest 1878–1929
Iva Myrtle Guest 1884–1900
Mattie Fay Guest 1886–1956
John David Guest 1888–1949
Minnie Irene Guest 1895–1965
Richard Nathan Guest died at Mineral Wells Tuesday night, July 17th at the age of fifty-one years and seven months. Deceased was born in Hunt county, Texas, on December 8th, 1853 and was married in the same county in 1887 to Miss Anna Williams, who survives him. From this union six children were born, viz: Mark, who resides at Purves in this county; Lum, who resides at Memphis, Texas; Dave and Dora. both of this place and unmarried, Mattie and Irene, both of whom are yet at home. Mark is the eldest, being about thirty years of age and Irene is six years of age and the youngest of the family. Besides the wife and children Mr. Guest leaves the following brothers and sisters, J. J. Guest of Lingleville, Mrs. Ada Clemmons of Davis, I. T. and Quinnle Holden of Denison. Mr. Guest has been in poor health with an affliction of the heart for two or three years past and some weeks ago went to Mineral Wells in an effort to regain his health. The body arrived in Dublin on the evening Frisco train Wednesday and was laid to rest in the old Dublin cemetery shortly after three o'clock Thursday afternoon. Deceased was one of the early settlers of Dublin, having removed to this place some eighteen years ago, a consistent member of the Methodist congregation and an exemplary citizen.
The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Texas), Vol. 18, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, July 21, 1905
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Son of John Guest and Sarah Culver
m. Annie Omira Williams on 4 Aug 1873. Had children:
Marcus Nathan Guest 1873–1946
Joseph Columbus Guest 1876–1936
Commodore D Guest 1878–1929
Iva Myrtle Guest 1884–1900
Mattie Fay Guest 1886–1956
John David Guest 1888–1949
Minnie Irene Guest 1895–1965
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