Hopkins CO. Tx - Obit for Mrs. J. H. Hartsfield

Submitted by:  June E. Tuck <jparks@neto.com>

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Mrs. J. H. HARTSFIELD, one of the pioneer citizens of Sulphur Springs,
died Nov. 3, 1924, at the family residence on North Davis street after a
short illness of acute Bright^Òs disease. Jennie was more than 60 years
old and had lived most of her life in Sulphur Springs where she and her
husband, who died several years ago, reared a splendid family of
children. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. Howard Williams of
the First Baptist Church, at the Myra Wilson Chapel, with burial in the
City Cemetery. The following children survive: Sim Hartsfield, Tyler;
John Hartsfield, California; Mrs. Tom Asbel, Okmulgee, Okla.; Mrs. A.
Wilson, Winnsboro; and Mrs. Pink Chandler and Mrs. Marie Hartsfield
Scott, this city. ( Daily News- Telegram, 1924)