Hopkins CO. TX - Dr. D. C. Pardue

From:  June E. Tuck  <jparks@neto.com>

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DR. D.C. PARDUE was born in Perry County, Mississippi, in 1835, educated
in Green County Salem High School; then engaged in the mercantile
business in Mobile, Alabama, until the beginning of the civil war. He
then enlisted and became Captain of Co. C 7th Mississippi Battalion. Soon
after the close of the war he came to Collins County, Texas, and taught
school two years; then attended medical lectures and graduated at Tulane
Medical College in New Orleans; returned to Texas and took up his
profession, which he has since followed. He later engaged in the drug
business at Nevada, Texas. In 1894, he was married to Miss Bell D.
Binford of the same place, to which union was born two children. Wife and
children survive. He died December 25, 1911, with burial in the Cumby
cemetery. (Cumby Rustler)