Fannin County Texas Archives Obituaries.....Senter, William Milton 1947
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Byers, Clay Co., TX, 1947
1947  Former Resident of County Dies at Byers Sunday

Funeral services for William Milton Bill Senter, 60,a native of FAnnin county, 
who died in a Duncan, Okla., hospital Sunday, were held at he First Baptist 
church at Byers, Texas, his home, Monday afternon with the Rev. A.A. Farley 
officiating.  Burial was in the Byers cemetery under direction of Worley-Herrin 
Funeral Hime.  Mr. Senter was born south of Bonham and lived there for 
manyyears.  He was a veteran of World War I and leftBonham shortly after his 
discharge from the armed forces in 1919.  He is survived by his widow, Mrs. 
Myrtle Senter; two daughters, Mrs. Ernest Hundley Magrum, Okla; Mrs. Clarence 
mcDaniel, Duncan, Okla., his mother, Mrs. E.E. Senter, Pasadena, Calif.; five 
brothers, T.M. Senter, Fort Worth; J.L. Senter, PHoenix, Ariz.; F. O. Senter, 
Pasadena, Calif.; H.B. Senter, Tulsa, Okla.; V.A. Senter, Richmond, Calif.; 
four sisters, Mrs. J.M. Dunn, Live Oak, Calif.; Mrs. S.J. Turnpole, Wichita 
Falls; Mrs. Johnnie Smith, Keeport, Wash.; Mrs. Ted Schromstrom, Denver, Colo.; 
five grandchildren, one great grandchild and a large number of nieces and 
nephews.  Mr. Senter had resided at Byers for 30 years.  He was a hard worker 
and never grumbled about anything.  He had many friends and was well liked by 
all who knew him.


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