Comanche Chief celebrates centennial oldtimers and founders
The Comanche Chief marks its centennial year with notes on longtime county natives who registered at the paper, including Sam B Todd born 1872 and Uncle George McKinzie. It recounts early settlers Jesse Mercer and F. M. Collier and invites more seniors aged seven or older to share memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam B. Todd
Gustine
Tom Helmsley
Comanche
Comanche County
Sam B
Sam F. Todd
G. A. Beeman
John Bell Chilton
Laura Skinner
Mark Skinner
Newburg
George McKinzie
Mercer Gap
James E. McKinzie
C. M. McKinzie
George” McKinzie
Alice Verbenia Fletcher
Jesse Mercer
F. M. Collier
Live Oak Grove
George W. Montgomery
Early Births and Deaths Highlight Local Notices
The notice records Thomas A. Collier born May 30 1895 as the first child. It also notes the first death, the daughter of C H Isham, due to poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Collier
Thomas A. Collier
C. H. Isham
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Harold Williams
Harold
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