Jasper County Texas Archives Obituaries.....Cochran, Mamie Florence Rose January 4, 1930
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source: The Jasper News-Boy. (Jasper, Texas) Thursday, January 9, 1930, page 1

Mrs. N. J. Cochran, Livingston, Dies Here.

Mrs. N. J. Cochran, district manager of the Woodman Circle, with headquarters at 
Livingston, died about noon last Saturday in the Jasper Sanitarium. Death was 
due to paralysis, resulting from influenza, according to attending physicians.

Mrs. Cochran, who had come to Jasper Sunday to continue the work which she 
started a few weeks before Christmas, and to re-organize the defunct Woodman 
Circle, was well-known as an artist, magazine contributor and church worker.

Funeral services were held at Livingston Sunday afternoon at the Central Baptist 
church, of which she was an active member. Rev. R. A. Clifton conducted the 
services and burial was in Forest Hill cemetery.

Mrs. Cochran, who was born in Memphis, Tenn., fifty-three years ago, is survived 
by one sister, Mrs. Louis Gerlach of Livingston, by her husband, also of 
Livingston and three sons, Earl, of Camden, Ark., Louis, of Pecos, and N. J. 
Jr., a student in Stephen F. Austin College at Nacogdoches.


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