Anderson County, TXOBITS FROM - PALESTINE DAILY HERALD  1936 
Extracted from microfilm & submitted by Gladys Stovall Armstrong ImaBR@aol.com
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Anderson County, TXOBITS FROM - PALESTINE DAILY HERALD  1936 
Extracted from microfilm & submitted by Gladys Stovall ArmstrongImaBR@aol.com

MRS. M. L. DAVIS
FORMER LOCAL WOMAN BURIED ON AUSTIN
11 March, 1936
Funeral services were held on Austin Monday for Mrs. M. L. DAVIS, 90. Aunt of 
Mrs. Nannie Morris, Perry Street resident, Mrs. Davis was a charter member of 
the First Christian Church of Houston.
She was born in Perryville, KY. and came to Palestine with her family at the 
age of 8 years. She lived in Palestine until shortly after the Civil War, 
then moved to Houston to make her home.
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