Houston Post - Dispatch, Wednesday, March 06, 1929, Page 23
RAILROAD MAN TO BE BURIED
Funeral services for Thomas Ryan Belden, 58, claims agent for the H. B. and T. railroad, who died at home, 7408 Williams avenue, at 4:20 a.m. Tuesday, will be held at the residence at 3:30 p.m. Thursday.
Rev. E. N. Richey will officiate at the services, which will be military and under auspices of Alfred Drew Camp No. 18, Spanish - American War Veterans, of which he was a member. Burial will be in Forest Park cemetery under direction of Fogle - West company.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. T. R. Belden; four sisters, Mrs. J. T. Brooks of Gunter, Mrs. J. Press Lyons and Mrs. J. A. Lyons of Lake Charles, La., and Mrs. R. E. McDonald of New Orleans.
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Son of R L and Margaret Belden.
Husband of Annie Ester (Hurden) Belden. After his death, Mrs Annie Belden married Charles Wesley Moore on 4 Jul 1943, who had been listed as a lodger in her home since 1930. Her nephews, Richard H. Grasse and Jack W. Grasse, also lived with her.
Charles Wesley Moore's death certificate says he was born in Texas, but census records in Texas show he was born in Louisiana. His WW1 draft registration record in Grayson County, TX, shows his date of birth as 17 Dec 1872 and his nearest relative as his mother, Isabel Moore of Sherman, Grayson County, TX. The 1900 census of Galveston, TX shows he was born December 1872 in Louisiana. He was a machinist retired from Reed Roller Bit.
The information on his memorial is actually for Charles William Moore, who died in Houston on February 4, 1962, but was buried with his wife, Bessie, in Asheville, NC.
RAILROAD MAN TO BE BURIED
Funeral services for Thomas Ryan Belden, 58, claims agent for the H. B. and T. railroad, who died at home, 7408 Williams avenue, at 4:20 a.m. Tuesday, will be held at the residence at 3:30 p.m. Thursday.
Rev. E. N. Richey will officiate at the services, which will be military and under auspices of Alfred Drew Camp No. 18, Spanish - American War Veterans, of which he was a member. Burial will be in Forest Park cemetery under direction of Fogle - West company.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. T. R. Belden; four sisters, Mrs. J. T. Brooks of Gunter, Mrs. J. Press Lyons and Mrs. J. A. Lyons of Lake Charles, La., and Mrs. R. E. McDonald of New Orleans.
___________
Son of R L and Margaret Belden.
Husband of Annie Ester (Hurden) Belden. After his death, Mrs Annie Belden married Charles Wesley Moore on 4 Jul 1943, who had been listed as a lodger in her home since 1930. Her nephews, Richard H. Grasse and Jack W. Grasse, also lived with her.
Charles Wesley Moore's death certificate says he was born in Texas, but census records in Texas show he was born in Louisiana. His WW1 draft registration record in Grayson County, TX, shows his date of birth as 17 Dec 1872 and his nearest relative as his mother, Isabel Moore of Sherman, Grayson County, TX. The 1900 census of Galveston, TX shows he was born December 1872 in Louisiana. He was a machinist retired from Reed Roller Bit.
The information on his memorial is actually for Charles William Moore, who died in Houston on February 4, 1962, but was buried with his wife, Bessie, in Asheville, NC.
Houston Post - Dispatch, Wednesday, March 06, 1929, Page 23
RAILROAD MAN TO BE BURIED
Funeral services for Thomas Ryan Belden, 58, claims agent for the H. B. and T. railroad, who died at home, 7408 Williams avenue, at 4:20 a.m. Tuesday, will be held at the residence at 3:30 p.m. Thursday.
Rev. E. N. Richey will officiate at the services, which will be military and under auspices of Alfred Drew Camp No. 18, Spanish - American War Veterans, of which he was a member. Burial will be in Forest Park cemetery under direction of Fogle - West company.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. T. R. Belden; four sisters, Mrs. J. T. Brooks of Gunter, Mrs. J. Press Lyons and Mrs. J. A. Lyons of Lake Charles, La., and Mrs. R. E. McDonald of New Orleans.
___________
Son of R L and Margaret Belden.
Husband of Annie Ester (Hurden) Belden. After his death, Mrs Annie Belden married Charles Wesley Moore on 4 Jul 1943, who had been listed as a lodger in her home since 1930. Her nephews, Richard H. Grasse and Jack W. Grasse, also lived with her.
Charles Wesley Moore's death certificate says he was born in Texas, but census records in Texas show he was born in Louisiana. His WW1 draft registration record in Grayson County, TX, shows his date of birth as 17 Dec 1872 and his nearest relative as his mother, Isabel Moore of Sherman, Grayson County, TX. The 1900 census of Galveston, TX shows he was born December 1872 in Louisiana. He was a machinist retired from Reed Roller Bit.
The information on his memorial is actually for Charles William Moore, who died in Houston on February 4, 1962, but was buried with his wife, Bessie, in Asheville, NC.
RAILROAD MAN TO BE BURIED
Funeral services for Thomas Ryan Belden, 58, claims agent for the H. B. and T. railroad, who died at home, 7408 Williams avenue, at 4:20 a.m. Tuesday, will be held at the residence at 3:30 p.m. Thursday.
Rev. E. N. Richey will officiate at the services, which will be military and under auspices of Alfred Drew Camp No. 18, Spanish - American War Veterans, of which he was a member. Burial will be in Forest Park cemetery under direction of Fogle - West company.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. T. R. Belden; four sisters, Mrs. J. T. Brooks of Gunter, Mrs. J. Press Lyons and Mrs. J. A. Lyons of Lake Charles, La., and Mrs. R. E. McDonald of New Orleans.
___________
Son of R L and Margaret Belden.
Husband of Annie Ester (Hurden) Belden. After his death, Mrs Annie Belden married Charles Wesley Moore on 4 Jul 1943, who had been listed as a lodger in her home since 1930. Her nephews, Richard H. Grasse and Jack W. Grasse, also lived with her.
Charles Wesley Moore's death certificate says he was born in Texas, but census records in Texas show he was born in Louisiana. His WW1 draft registration record in Grayson County, TX, shows his date of birth as 17 Dec 1872 and his nearest relative as his mother, Isabel Moore of Sherman, Grayson County, TX. The 1900 census of Galveston, TX shows he was born December 1872 in Louisiana. He was a machinist retired from Reed Roller Bit.
The information on his memorial is actually for Charles William Moore, who died in Houston on February 4, 1962, but was buried with his wife, Bessie, in Asheville, NC.
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