MRS. J. M. BIBBY (OMINO FUNDERBURG), 1927, Obituary, Smith County, TX

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Tyler Daily Courier-Times, Tyler, TX, 12 Jul 1927, Page 1

FUNERAL OF MRS. J. M. BIBBY MONDAY AFTERNOON

Many attended the funeral services for Mrs. Omino Bibby, widow of the
late J. M. Bibby., Monday afternnon at the residence on East Mulberry
street, being conducted by Rev. John Holland, pastor of First Baptist
church of which deceased had been a member for over a quarter of a 
century.  Interment was at Rose Hill Burial Park.  There were many 
floral offerings.

Pall Bearers included, T. H. McConnell, R. A. Dean, J. H. Humphrey, 
J. W. Pierce, J. R. Moore.

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The Dallas Morning News, Wednesday, July 13, 1927, Page 14

DEATHS

BIBBY - Tyler, Texas, July 12 - Mrs. Omino Bibby, 72, wife of the 
late J. M. Bibby, who died at her home here was buried Monday 
afternoon, the Rev. James T. McNew, pastor of the First Baptist 
Church, officiating, with burial in Rose Hill Burial Park.  She was 
reared in this county, having lived here more than 60 years being a 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fundergurgh, pioneer settlers in 
Southeastern Smith County.  She had been a member of the Baptist 
Church for over fifty years and a member of the First Church of Tyler
for more than twenty-five years.  She is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. T. L. Bell, and Misses Mola and Lexie Bibby all of Tyler; two 
sons, L. L. Bibby of Texarkana and L. M. Bibby of Houston; three 
sisters, Mrs. W. H. Ingram of Tyler, Mrs. O. D. Wilder of Corpus 
Christi and Mrs. O Bloodsworth of Oklahoma City, and four brothers,
O. G., O. B., and O. O. Funderburgh of Whitehouse, and O. W. 
Funderburgh of Phoenix, Ariz.