From A History of Texas and Texans, Volume 3, Francis White Johnson, 1914:
Miss Ella J. Jennings, a daughter of J. W. Jennings of St. Louis, Missouri. Her father was a successful flour manufacturer and lumber man in Denison for several years and later was engaged in railroad brokerage business at No. 1 Broadway in New York City, and his death occurred in that city in 1909.
Miss Ella J. Jennings, a daughter of J. W. Jennings of St. Louis, Missouri. Her father was a successful flour manufacturer and lumber man in Denison for several years and later was engaged in railroad brokerage business at No. 1 Broadway in New York City, and his death occurred in that city in 1909.
From A History of Texas and Texans, Volume 3, Francis White Johnson, 1914:
Miss Ella J. Jennings, a daughter of J. W. Jennings of St. Louis, Missouri. Her father was a successful flour manufacturer and lumber man in Denison for several years and later was engaged in railroad brokerage business at No. 1 Broadway in New York City, and his death occurred in that city in 1909.
Miss Ella J. Jennings, a daughter of J. W. Jennings of St. Louis, Missouri. Her father was a successful flour manufacturer and lumber man in Denison for several years and later was engaged in railroad brokerage business at No. 1 Broadway in New York City, and his death occurred in that city in 1909.
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