funeral home record shows: son of G.A. Bills, Sr. - Eugena Ogliva
DC: shows mother's name as Ogelivis
G.A. Bills married Mary King Fields on 24 December 1907 at Emmett, Texas.
Services for G.A. Bills, Jr., 66, were held at the Loving Methodist Episcopal Church. He was a farmer, rancher and worked in the oil fields. G.A. Bills moved to Young County in 1908.
He lived eight miles northeast of Graham on the Loving highway.
Survived by his wife; two brothers; three sisters; 31 nieces and nephews.
County records show his first name as Gurshem Bills
Funeral home records and obituary shows his name as G.A. Bills, Jr.
DC: shows mother's name as Ogelivis
G.A. Bills married Mary King Fields on 24 December 1907 at Emmett, Texas.
Services for G.A. Bills, Jr., 66, were held at the Loving Methodist Episcopal Church. He was a farmer, rancher and worked in the oil fields. G.A. Bills moved to Young County in 1908.
He lived eight miles northeast of Graham on the Loving highway.
Survived by his wife; two brothers; three sisters; 31 nieces and nephews.
County records show his first name as Gurshem Bills
Funeral home records and obituary shows his name as G.A. Bills, Jr.
funeral home record shows: son of G.A. Bills, Sr. - Eugena Ogliva
DC: shows mother's name as Ogelivis
G.A. Bills married Mary King Fields on 24 December 1907 at Emmett, Texas.
Services for G.A. Bills, Jr., 66, were held at the Loving Methodist Episcopal Church. He was a farmer, rancher and worked in the oil fields. G.A. Bills moved to Young County in 1908.
He lived eight miles northeast of Graham on the Loving highway.
Survived by his wife; two brothers; three sisters; 31 nieces and nephews.
County records show his first name as Gurshem Bills
Funeral home records and obituary shows his name as G.A. Bills, Jr.
DC: shows mother's name as Ogelivis
G.A. Bills married Mary King Fields on 24 December 1907 at Emmett, Texas.
Services for G.A. Bills, Jr., 66, were held at the Loving Methodist Episcopal Church. He was a farmer, rancher and worked in the oil fields. G.A. Bills moved to Young County in 1908.
He lived eight miles northeast of Graham on the Loving highway.
Survived by his wife; two brothers; three sisters; 31 nieces and nephews.
County records show his first name as Gurshem Bills
Funeral home records and obituary shows his name as G.A. Bills, Jr.
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