Hunt County, TX - William "Bill" Kincer Obituary

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Submitted by Vince Leibowitz   <cottonmuseum@cottonmuseum.com>


March 2, 1926
Greenville Evening Banner.  Page Number Not Noted.
Original clipping contained in the Kincer Family File, American Cotton Musuem

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Salem Farmer Passes Away

	William "Bill" Kincer, aged 60, prominent resident and agriculturist [sic]of 
the Salem community died at a local hospital at 11 o'clock this morning.  Funeral 
services will be held at the McWright cemetery at 2:30 o'clock tommorow afternoon,
conducted by Rev. Dooter.
	William Kincer was born January 9, 1866 in Lee County, Virginia. He has resided 
in the Salem community for the past 23 years and was held in high esteem by a multitude 
of friends throughout the countyr.
	He is survived by two brothers, Joe and Pete, and three sisters, Miss Junie Kincer, 
Mrs. M. Lawson of Missouri and Mrs. Poteet, of Lee County, Virginia.
	He was a member of the Odd Felows [sic] Lodge in which order he took an acive 
interest at all times, as he did in all movements for the development of his community in 
which he lived.
	The bereaved relatives have the sincere sympathy of teir many friends in this hour 
of sadness.