Hopkins Co., TX - Obit - S. E. Binion 1893

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BINION, S. E. - Died this morning, Wednesday, at the home of his son, Dr. W.
T. Binion, 8 miles north of this place. He was a very old man, and had been
confined to his bed for two years, but he had all the attention that could be
rendered by his two sons. We have often wanted to say something grand about
those two boys because of their affection for their father. Mr. Binion was
early in his countries service. He was a lieutenant in a volunteer company in
the Indian war of Florida in 1836, was a true Southern man in the late war and
spent the last 20 years of his life around Black Jack Grove. (Cumby Rustler,
July 1893) (His death was also mention in Vol. 1, Hopkins County Obituaries,
but this one gave a little more information)