Freestone County, Texas
Obituaries, Memorials, and Death Notices



[Fannie Daisy (Wright) House
   11 Dec 1875 - 10 May 1946 
   bu Greenwood Cemetery in Teague, TX
   w/o Charlie C. House]



The Teague Chronicle - Thursday, May 16, 1946 Page: 3 

CARD OF THANKS

  We wish to thank our many friends for their kind words and deeds during our 
bereavement in the loss of our wife and mother. For those deeds, the flowers and
words of sympathy, we thank you. 
  C. C. House, Jessie House, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McAdams and Children.

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Final Rites For Mrs. C. C. House Held Here, Friday

  Last rites for-Mrs. C. C. House were held in Teague Friday from the Methodist 
Church with the Rev. N. B. Crawford, pastor, officiating. Death came suddenly at
her home in Teague Thursday.
   Mrs. House or “Nannie” as she, was affectionately called, was born Daisy Wright, 
on December 11, in Arkansas, 70 years ago. She moved with her family to a farm 
near Mexia where she spent her girlhood. In 1897 she married C. C. House; they 
spent their early married life on a farm near Cotton Gin, moving to Teague in
1922. To this union was born four children, two died in infancy. She is survived 
by her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Jerry McAdams, of Houston; one son, Jesse House, 
Teague, who recently returned from India, after three years in the army; and six
grandchildren, J. H. McAdams, Jr., who served- in the Navy during the war and 
Harold McAdams, who served in the Marines; Robert Ray, Earl, Harry and William
McAdams, all of Houston; one sister, Mrs. Beulah Jackson of Mexia; and two 
brothers, Jim and John Wright of Mexia. 
  With Ham funeral home in charge of the arrangements, interment was in the 
Greenwood Cemetery, Teague.                i
  Pallbearers were: Earl Cain, H. D. Geppert, Bill Prater, Arthur Baldree, A. J. 
Dunaway, and Johnnie Maggard.
  Mrs. House was untiring in doing for her sick and discouraged neighbors and 
friends. She was a good neighbor in every sense of that word, always gracious and
kindly, giving of her love and understanding. She had been a member of the 
Methodist Church since early girlhood.  —Contributed.