DENTON COUNTY, TX - OBITUARIES  - Mrs. Emma Rose

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Mrs. Emma Rose Dies in Eastern Part of County

     Mrs. Emma Rose, 80, a pioneer of Denton County, died at her home in Little 
Elm, in the eastern part of the county, Tuesday evening at 9:10 o'clock.  
Funeral services will be held in the Little Elm 
Church of Christ Thursday morning at 10 o'clock and burial will be in the Little 
Elm cemetery.
     Mrs. Rose, widow of G.B. Rose, who died in June, 1933, is survived by four 
children, Mrs. Bertie Wilks, Miss Mertie Rose and Sam Rose, all of Little Elm, 
and Mrs. J.M. Mallow Frisco, and six brothers and sisters, L. Robertson, Mmes. 
G.W. Owens, J.M. Louder, A.S. Thomas and W.C. Pearson all of Denton and William 
Robertson of Krum.  She was born in Arkansas Feb. 14, 1854.
She was a member of the Church of Christ.

Denton Record-Chronicle   October 16, 1934