Obituary for W. R. McCary, Talladega, AL

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October 2002


Hopkins Co. TX - Obit for W. R. McCary


W. R. McCary, former well-known citizen and business man of Sulphur
Springs, died Wednesday morning at his home in Talladega, Alabama,
following a stroke of paralysis. He was 75 years old and is survived by
his wife and two sons, Marshall McCary, banker of New York, and Earl
McCary, business man of Talladega. His wife was Miss Ellen Vaughan,
sister of J. T. Vaughan of Sulphur Springs. Mr. McCary and his brother,
Dan McCary, were in business here forty years or longer ago. Their first
store stood where the present courthouses now stands. They later moved
across the public square to the old Ward Gober store. They left here in
1888 or 1890, moving to Alabama where they continued to live. (Hopkins
County Echo, Feb. 23, 1934)W.R.