Hunt Co., TX - Obituaries - P. A. Cunningham, 1926
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P. A. Cunningham Died Here Last Wednesday
P. A. Cunningham, familiarly known for a long period
of years as "Tip" Cunningham, died at his home on
Washington Street in this city last Wednesday, July 14, 1926.
Deceased was a Confederate soldier, a native of Tennessee,
and for fifty-seven years had lived in Texas.
He was in the hotel business at Kingston and Celeste for
many years and formerly was very active in local politics and well
known throughout the country.
He was an Oddfellow, member of the Joseph E. Johnston Camp
UCV, member of the Methodist Church, and exceedingly energetic
and active in questions of public concern throughout his life.
He is survived by his wife and the following children: Mrs.
Charles ROACH, Jacksboro; Mrs. Max Williams, Floyd; Mrs. T. O.
Abernathy, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Anson Cunningham, Farmersville.
The body was carried to Farmersville for burial.
(Thursday, July 15, 1926, The Greenville Messenger)