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Obituaries and Death Notices
From Fort Worth Area Newspapers

	1880-81 Death Notices	From Fort Worth Daily Democrat
	1881-83 Death Notices	Fort Worth Democrat-Advance & Fort Worth Gazette
	1883 Death Notices	From Fort Worth Gazette & Fort Worth Daily Gazette
	1884 Death Notices	From Fort Worth Gazette
	1920 Death Notices	From unknown newspaper
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	Mrs. Catherine Beselder	Pioneer Resident
	George D. Bond, MD	A graduate of Vanderbilt University
	Isaac Walter Bowling	Retired cable splicer
	Albert Anderson Bridges	Active member of R. E. Lee Camp, UCV
	Rev. E. T. Bridges	Retired Methodist minister
	Samuel Burk Burnett	Texas Pioneer Cowman
	Mrs. Hilda T. Burroughs	Wife of Postmaster
	Dr. William Paxton Burts	Pioneer Physician
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	Walter B. Cayce	Retired president of South Fort Worth State Bank
	Mrs. Sarah M. Chambers	Her husband prominent in public and business affairs
	Ira C. Chase, MD	Experimented with x-ray
	Alton Chism	2 year old child, accidentally shot and killed by his uncle
	John B. Cummins, MD	Oldest practicing physician in the United States
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	Dr. I. M. Darter	One of the old citizens of Fort Worth
	Mrs. H. G. Deering	Aged 53 years
	Arthur Seeley Dingee	Long time Fort Worth grocer
	Judge Constant Dodson	A Good Man Gone
	Sidney M. Doge	Public School Teacher
	W. A. Duringer, MD	A physician of wide reputation
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	Captain Samuel Evans	He was a gallant Confederate Soldier.
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	E. W. Farmer	Pioneer Texas cattleman
	Julian Feild, MD	Was educated in a box shanty
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	Mrs. Sarah D. Henderson	Resident for many years
	Captain George Bird Holland	Texas Pioneer - Confederate Veteran
	Colonel Henry Clay Holloway	Stockyard Promoter
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	John B. Laneri	Well known business leader
	Alfred P. Luckett	An old and highly respected citizen of Fort Worth
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	John Miller	Infant son of Daniel and Louisa
	J. T. Morgan	West Texas pioneer
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	William Pannill	Employee of Swift Packing Company
	Mrs. Florence Peak	Oldest Resident in City, Wife of First Physician
	Mrs. J. H. Prewett	Estimable Woman Dead
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	Leopold Hiram Reeves, MD	His contributions to medicine were innumerable.
	Colonel J. E. Roundtree	Member of the Masonic Fraternity for 45 years.
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	Jefferson & Mary E. Sauder	Married for more than half a century.
	Bacon Saunders, MD	Founding member of the Texas Surgical Society.
	Winfield Scott	Cattleman and Capitalist
	John B. Slaughter	Pioneer Texas Cattleman and Indian Fighter
	Colonel John Peter Smith	The Father of Fort Worth
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	Holman Taylor, MD	Grand Old Man of Texas Medicine
	Elijah Lennie Therrell	an employee of Kemble Brothers Furniture Company
	Mrs. Fannie Therrell	Survived by three daughters and two sons
	Johnnie Elmer Therrell
	Mariah Traylor	First to be buried in Ford Cemetery
	Rowan H. Tucker	Veteran in County and City Politics
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	Isaac L. Van Zandt, MD	Ambassador from the Republic of Texas to Washington
	Lt. Dan Vaughn	Veteran of Confederacy and Pioneer Settler
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	W. T. Waggoner	Fort Worth Capitalist
	Gibbs F. Walls	Retired farmer
	D. M. Williford	Royal Arch Mason
	John Frank Wright	Survived by wife and three children
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	Jesse Zane-Cetti	Builder of T&P Railroad into Fort Worth