Mrs. BESSIE (ECTOR) BAUSLEY was the daughter of Isom Ector and Mrs. Angeline (Smith) Ector.
On September 18, 1912, she married Henry S. Bausley who was the son of Lott Bausley and Mrs. Adeline Bausley. As husband and wife, they made their home in Marshall, Texas in Harrison County.
She worked as a music teacher.
She preceded her husband in death.
Gone too soon, at the young age of 25, she died from appendicitis.
Upon her passing, she was laid to rest on March 31, 1918 on the grounds of Powder Mill Cemetery.
Hayward Funeral Home managed the funeral services and burial arrangements.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #12459
~ Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
Respectfully, the biography associated with this memorial is submitted with care courtesy of FindingOurLott, Contributor #48513572.
Sincere thanks to Andrea Maloney, Contributor #46812465, for the original cataloging the grave marker.
On September 18, 1912, she married Henry S. Bausley who was the son of Lott Bausley and Mrs. Adeline Bausley. As husband and wife, they made their home in Marshall, Texas in Harrison County.
She worked as a music teacher.
She preceded her husband in death.
Gone too soon, at the young age of 25, she died from appendicitis.
Upon her passing, she was laid to rest on March 31, 1918 on the grounds of Powder Mill Cemetery.
Hayward Funeral Home managed the funeral services and burial arrangements.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #12459
~ Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
Respectfully, the biography associated with this memorial is submitted with care courtesy of FindingOurLott, Contributor #48513572.
Sincere thanks to Andrea Maloney, Contributor #46812465, for the original cataloging the grave marker.
Mrs. BESSIE (ECTOR) BAUSLEY was the daughter of Isom Ector and Mrs. Angeline (Smith) Ector.
On September 18, 1912, she married Henry S. Bausley who was the son of Lott Bausley and Mrs. Adeline Bausley. As husband and wife, they made their home in Marshall, Texas in Harrison County.
She worked as a music teacher.
She preceded her husband in death.
Gone too soon, at the young age of 25, she died from appendicitis.
Upon her passing, she was laid to rest on March 31, 1918 on the grounds of Powder Mill Cemetery.
Hayward Funeral Home managed the funeral services and burial arrangements.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #12459
~ Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
Respectfully, the biography associated with this memorial is submitted with care courtesy of FindingOurLott, Contributor #48513572.
Sincere thanks to Andrea Maloney, Contributor #46812465, for the original cataloging the grave marker.
On September 18, 1912, she married Henry S. Bausley who was the son of Lott Bausley and Mrs. Adeline Bausley. As husband and wife, they made their home in Marshall, Texas in Harrison County.
She worked as a music teacher.
She preceded her husband in death.
Gone too soon, at the young age of 25, she died from appendicitis.
Upon her passing, she was laid to rest on March 31, 1918 on the grounds of Powder Mill Cemetery.
Hayward Funeral Home managed the funeral services and burial arrangements.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #12459
~ Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
Respectfully, the biography associated with this memorial is submitted with care courtesy of FindingOurLott, Contributor #48513572.
Sincere thanks to Andrea Maloney, Contributor #46812465, for the original cataloging the grave marker.
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