Pioneer Mrs Carrie Whitehead Remembered In Brown County History
Mrs Carrie Whitehead a Brown County pioneer died at 96 after a long life in Blanket and nearby areas. Born to Georgia planters, she recalled Civil War memories and Sherman’s march. She married William Whitehead in 1871 and moved to Texas in 1877 with seven children and a large extended family. Burial followed at Rock Church Cemetery with tributes from relatives including a granddaughter who authored a Whitehead family history.
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Roa Loke County
Virginia
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Brownwood
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Orofino
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San Diego
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Houston
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The
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Blanket School
Utes
Ruth Whitehead Dabree
Los Angeles
Carrie
Comanche County Seeks Assistant County Agent
At the annual Livestock Banquet in Lake Eanes on Friday night speakers urged creating an assistant County Agent for Comanche County. They noted the current agent is among the best in the state but the workload is too heavy for one person.
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Comanche County
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