OBITUARY Cox - Clyde Cox, 19 years of age, died Saturday night in El Paso. The body arrived in Dallas last night, and was received by Undertaker George W. Loudermilk. This morning it will be escorted to the home of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion W. Cox, nine miles north of the city on the Denton road. Interment will be in the family burying ground after a service by Rev. T. L. Crowson. The Dallas Morning News - June 28, 1910 Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

 

OBITUARY Death of Clyde Cox The remains of Cyde Cox, the 19-year old son of Marion Cox of near Farmers Branch, arrived last Monday from El Paso and were buried the following day at Webb Chappel, Rev. S. E. Pritchett conducting the funeral services. Tuesday of last week the deceased, accompanied by his father, went to El Paso in hopes of improving his health, but the change was very detrimental and resulted in Clyde's death last Sunday and just a week from the day he left home he returned a corpse. Clyde Cox was very popular among the young folks of his community and for several years had been a member of the Methodist church. [The following was found in the same paper, on the same page.] Farmers Branch June 30. -- A large crowd attended the funeral of Clyde Cox Tuesday from his home. We can only say God's will be done, for we know he doth all things well. We join friends extending sympathy to the berieved ones. Carrollton Chronicle - Vol. VI Carrollton, Dallas Co., Texas, Friday, July 2, 1910 Number 48

 

W. CLYDE COX 1891 - 1910 Webb Chapel Cemetery, Farmers Branch, Dallas County, Texas

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• Death Certificate
• Son of Marion Whitfield Cox & Allie (May) Cox