Freestone County, Texas
Deaths 1904


The Fairfield Recorder - Friday, April 22, 1904 Page: 2

DEATHS - WHITE.
Homer Dillard died near Young, April 3d.

DEATHS - COLORED.
Malissa, Archie and John Bullard, died near Cotton Gin, Apr 7th. Killed by a cyclone.

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The Fairfield Recorder - Friday, May 20, 1904 Page: 2
 
DEATHS - WHITE.
A. G. King, Brewer, May 14, of congestion of lungs.
Little daughter of W. O. Campbell, Blunt, May 10, of inanition.

DEATHS - COLORED.
Kitty Lewis, Brewer, May, cerebral hemorrhage.
Richard Smith, Cotton Gin, May 15, of dropsy.

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The Fairfield Recorder - Friday, May 27, 1904 Page: 2
 
DEATHS - WHITE.
Mrs. Caroline Laney, at Wortham, May 12th, of softening of the brain.
A little girl died at Israel, May 11th, of erysipelas.
T. C. Ramsey, at Cotton Gin, May 7th, of cancer.

DEATHS - COLORED.
Henry Washington, near Mexia, May 10th, of pneumonia.
Lem Hart, near Cotton Gin, May 9th, of dropsy.

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The Fairfield Recorder - Friday, June 10, 1904 Page: 3
 
DEATHS - WHITE
Wilbur Lambert, June 2, of congestion of the bowels.
Mrs. A. C. Wheeler, Blunt, May 27, of amnia.

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The Fairfield Recorder - Friday, June 24, 1904 Page: 3 

DEATHS - WHITE
  Mrs. Alioe Aaron, June 13, at Shanks, hemorrhage.
  Billie Strother, June 4, near Brewer.
DEATHS - COLORED.
  Angeline Carroll, Ivory, June 10, tuberelar peritonis.
  Addie Anderson, near Cotton Gin, June 9, peritonitis.

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The Fairfield Recorder - Friday, July 1, 1904 Page: 2 

DEATHS - WHITE
  Lena B. Moore, Brewer, June 11th, of heart failure.
  
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The Fairfield Recorder - Friday, July 15, 1904 Page: 3 

DEATHS—WHITE
  Mrs. F. M. Dunbar, Fairfield, malarial fever.
  D. B. Canady, Freestone co., July 6.    
  Child of Mr. Phelps, of Butler, July 8, pneumonia.
DEATHS—COLORED.
  Cynthia Kelley, Brewer, June 26, paralysis.