Bienville County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Graves, Dr. Thomas P. January 14, 1920
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The Bienville Democrat  January 22, 1920 
The Bienville Democrat.
January 22, 1920
Page 3

A cloud of sadness fell over the community when the news of the death of Dr. 
T. P. Graves was learned.

He died at his home on Wednesday, January 14, and all that medical aid and 
loving friends could do could not bring him relief.  His sons, Dr. Dugan 
Graves of Bastrop, and Charley Graves of Texas, did not reach his bedside 
until after his death.

He was laid to rest in the [Providence] Cemetery with Masons conducting the 
funeral.

He leaves a wife  and four children, Clyde Graves, Mrs. Maggie Jones of 
Ringgold, Dr. Dugan Graves and Charley Graves of Texas, and three 
grandchildren, Mattie, Robert and Percy Jones; two sisters, Mrs. Bob Took and 
Mrs. Lizzie McCoy of Dubberly; two brothers Ed. and Lawson Graves and many 
other relatives besides a host of friends who will mourn his death.

Additional Comments:
Dr. Thomas P. Graves and his wife, Martha E. Graves [1848-1931] are buried at 
Providence Cemetery in Ringgold, Louisiana.  Dr. Graves was a Corporal in the 
CSA, Company C, 28th Infantry also known as Gray's.

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