CONN GANO
(WILLIAM CONN GANO ?)
CONN GANO FUNERAL IS SET FOR TUESDAY
Services for Conn Gano, 64, of 2204 McKinney, retired farmer and landowner, will be held at 10 am Tuesday at Ed C. Smith Funeral Home, Ross and St. Paul.
Gano died Monday at the home of his sister, Mrs. E. E. Wilson, 3816 Turtle Creek.
Gano had lived in Dallas most of his life. His parents were the late F. M. and Ida H. Gano.
A well known amateur polo player, he played on the American team which defeated the British team at Aiken, S.C. in March 1913. He served as deputy sheriff of Dallas under Roll Johnson's administration.
Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Wilson and Miss Edith Gano, Dallas.
Dallas Morning News
Transcribed by Carol Moore
December 3, 1946
Dallas, Texas
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Son of Franklin M. Gano and Ida H. Clint
(Franklin Marius Gano and Ida H. (Clint) Gano)
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CEMETERY RECORD:
Conn GANO
Date Born: [29 Sep] 1882
Date Died: [02 Dec] 1946
Cemetery: Oakland
Stone Type: Single
Spouse:
Date Buried: 03 Dec 1946
Age:
Section: 5
Subsection: Lot
Subsection Number: 9
Part of Lot:
Grave #: 05
Lot Part: B
Lot Owner:
Funeral Home:
Tombstone Inscription: brother
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William Conn Gano: Born 29 Sep 1877 at Williamson, TX
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(WILLIAM CONN GANO ?)
CONN GANO FUNERAL IS SET FOR TUESDAY
Services for Conn Gano, 64, of 2204 McKinney, retired farmer and landowner, will be held at 10 am Tuesday at Ed C. Smith Funeral Home, Ross and St. Paul.
Gano died Monday at the home of his sister, Mrs. E. E. Wilson, 3816 Turtle Creek.
Gano had lived in Dallas most of his life. His parents were the late F. M. and Ida H. Gano.
A well known amateur polo player, he played on the American team which defeated the British team at Aiken, S.C. in March 1913. He served as deputy sheriff of Dallas under Roll Johnson's administration.
Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Wilson and Miss Edith Gano, Dallas.
Dallas Morning News
Transcribed by Carol Moore
December 3, 1946
Dallas, Texas
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Son of Franklin M. Gano and Ida H. Clint
(Franklin Marius Gano and Ida H. (Clint) Gano)
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
CEMETERY RECORD:
Conn GANO
Date Born: [29 Sep] 1882
Date Died: [02 Dec] 1946
Cemetery: Oakland
Stone Type: Single
Spouse:
Date Buried: 03 Dec 1946
Age:
Section: 5
Subsection: Lot
Subsection Number: 9
Part of Lot:
Grave #: 05
Lot Part: B
Lot Owner:
Funeral Home:
Tombstone Inscription: brother
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William Conn Gano: Born 29 Sep 1877 at Williamson, TX
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CONN GANO
(WILLIAM CONN GANO ?)
CONN GANO FUNERAL IS SET FOR TUESDAY
Services for Conn Gano, 64, of 2204 McKinney, retired farmer and landowner, will be held at 10 am Tuesday at Ed C. Smith Funeral Home, Ross and St. Paul.
Gano died Monday at the home of his sister, Mrs. E. E. Wilson, 3816 Turtle Creek.
Gano had lived in Dallas most of his life. His parents were the late F. M. and Ida H. Gano.
A well known amateur polo player, he played on the American team which defeated the British team at Aiken, S.C. in March 1913. He served as deputy sheriff of Dallas under Roll Johnson's administration.
Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Wilson and Miss Edith Gano, Dallas.
Dallas Morning News
Transcribed by Carol Moore
December 3, 1946
Dallas, Texas
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Son of Franklin M. Gano and Ida H. Clint
(Franklin Marius Gano and Ida H. (Clint) Gano)
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
CEMETERY RECORD:
Conn GANO
Date Born: [29 Sep] 1882
Date Died: [02 Dec] 1946
Cemetery: Oakland
Stone Type: Single
Spouse:
Date Buried: 03 Dec 1946
Age:
Section: 5
Subsection: Lot
Subsection Number: 9
Part of Lot:
Grave #: 05
Lot Part: B
Lot Owner:
Funeral Home:
Tombstone Inscription: brother
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William Conn Gano: Born 29 Sep 1877 at Williamson, TX
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(WILLIAM CONN GANO ?)
CONN GANO FUNERAL IS SET FOR TUESDAY
Services for Conn Gano, 64, of 2204 McKinney, retired farmer and landowner, will be held at 10 am Tuesday at Ed C. Smith Funeral Home, Ross and St. Paul.
Gano died Monday at the home of his sister, Mrs. E. E. Wilson, 3816 Turtle Creek.
Gano had lived in Dallas most of his life. His parents were the late F. M. and Ida H. Gano.
A well known amateur polo player, he played on the American team which defeated the British team at Aiken, S.C. in March 1913. He served as deputy sheriff of Dallas under Roll Johnson's administration.
Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Wilson and Miss Edith Gano, Dallas.
Dallas Morning News
Transcribed by Carol Moore
December 3, 1946
Dallas, Texas
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Son of Franklin M. Gano and Ida H. Clint
(Franklin Marius Gano and Ida H. (Clint) Gano)
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
CEMETERY RECORD:
Conn GANO
Date Born: [29 Sep] 1882
Date Died: [02 Dec] 1946
Cemetery: Oakland
Stone Type: Single
Spouse:
Date Buried: 03 Dec 1946
Age:
Section: 5
Subsection: Lot
Subsection Number: 9
Part of Lot:
Grave #: 05
Lot Part: B
Lot Owner:
Funeral Home:
Tombstone Inscription: brother
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William Conn Gano: Born 29 Sep 1877 at Williamson, TX
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CONN GANO
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