Headstone indexed in February, 1956 by the Chief Tusquahoma Chapter DAR for the book, "Louisiana Tombstone Inscriptions: Volume I Ouachita Parish".
His obituary appeared in the News-Star on the 3rd and in the Ouachita Citizen on the 10th.
His News-Star obituary states he was a transfer and storage businessman. He was "compelled" to stop working due to illness. He was born in Travis County, TX on June 27, 1875. He was a graduate of Southwestern University at Georgetown, TX. After graduation, he was a lumberman at Selma, LA and Beebe, AR. He served during WWI and after the war settled in Monroe where he established his company.
He was a member of the Knights of Pythias, Lions Club, West Monroe Choral Club and the Methodist Church. He was survived by his wife Louise, daughter Camille and son Preston (of Houston, TX). He also left siblings Mrs. T.H. Wallace of Houston, Mrs. W.G. Luedecke, and Mrs. Mose Acklin, both of Austin, P.S. Locwood of Tyler, TX, and J.A. Lockwood of Richmond, TX.
His obituary appeared in the News-Star on the 3rd and in the Ouachita Citizen on the 10th.
His News-Star obituary states he was a transfer and storage businessman. He was "compelled" to stop working due to illness. He was born in Travis County, TX on June 27, 1875. He was a graduate of Southwestern University at Georgetown, TX. After graduation, he was a lumberman at Selma, LA and Beebe, AR. He served during WWI and after the war settled in Monroe where he established his company.
He was a member of the Knights of Pythias, Lions Club, West Monroe Choral Club and the Methodist Church. He was survived by his wife Louise, daughter Camille and son Preston (of Houston, TX). He also left siblings Mrs. T.H. Wallace of Houston, Mrs. W.G. Luedecke, and Mrs. Mose Acklin, both of Austin, P.S. Locwood of Tyler, TX, and J.A. Lockwood of Richmond, TX.
Headstone indexed in February, 1956 by the Chief Tusquahoma Chapter DAR for the book, "Louisiana Tombstone Inscriptions: Volume I Ouachita Parish".
His obituary appeared in the News-Star on the 3rd and in the Ouachita Citizen on the 10th.
His News-Star obituary states he was a transfer and storage businessman. He was "compelled" to stop working due to illness. He was born in Travis County, TX on June 27, 1875. He was a graduate of Southwestern University at Georgetown, TX. After graduation, he was a lumberman at Selma, LA and Beebe, AR. He served during WWI and after the war settled in Monroe where he established his company.
He was a member of the Knights of Pythias, Lions Club, West Monroe Choral Club and the Methodist Church. He was survived by his wife Louise, daughter Camille and son Preston (of Houston, TX). He also left siblings Mrs. T.H. Wallace of Houston, Mrs. W.G. Luedecke, and Mrs. Mose Acklin, both of Austin, P.S. Locwood of Tyler, TX, and J.A. Lockwood of Richmond, TX.
His obituary appeared in the News-Star on the 3rd and in the Ouachita Citizen on the 10th.
His News-Star obituary states he was a transfer and storage businessman. He was "compelled" to stop working due to illness. He was born in Travis County, TX on June 27, 1875. He was a graduate of Southwestern University at Georgetown, TX. After graduation, he was a lumberman at Selma, LA and Beebe, AR. He served during WWI and after the war settled in Monroe where he established his company.
He was a member of the Knights of Pythias, Lions Club, West Monroe Choral Club and the Methodist Church. He was survived by his wife Louise, daughter Camille and son Preston (of Houston, TX). He also left siblings Mrs. T.H. Wallace of Houston, Mrs. W.G. Luedecke, and Mrs. Mose Acklin, both of Austin, P.S. Locwood of Tyler, TX, and J.A. Lockwood of Richmond, TX.
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