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| Batson, John Hill 150798 |
| Birth: 05/08/1871 Death: 07/04/1946 Marriage: |
| Cemetery: Knights of Honor (CTRSW) |
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If you copy this information, please cite this as your source: Betsy Mills and Ron Brothers. The Death and Cemetery Records of Lamar County, Texas, ReBroMa Press, 2008, http://www.lamarcountytx.org/cemetery. (12/17/2025) |
| Notes THE PARIS NEWS, Sun, Jul 7, 1946, p.9: "JOHN HILL BATSON HONEY GROVE (Special) Funeral service was held Saturday afternoon for John Hill Batson, who died at home Thursday night, of gasoline burns and shock, suffered the previous Friday. He was watching men working watching men working on a car at the West Main Street repair shop when a gas tank exploded and drenched him with blazing gasoline. Elder Helms, Christian Church minister, conducted the funeral at the residence, and Cooper’s Funeral Home here made interment at Blossom. Born in Harrison County, May 8, 1871, Mr. Batson married Miss Josie Allen, Sept, 28, 1907. She and these children survive: Herman Batson, Dallas; James Batson, Borger; Mrs. Eunico Dooly, Grayville, La.; Mrs. Estelle Clark and William Batson, Honey Grove." Information from Cynthia B Watson, cbwmrw1@nctv.com, 11/01/2024: Father:Wiley A. (William Asbury) Batson 1854 Freemans, Gordon County, Georgia, USA 15 Oct 1903 9 Miles Near East of Bagwell, Red River, Texas, USA Mother: Mary Blanche Wren September 2, 1855 Paris, Texas January 1943 Honey Grove, Texas. Buried next to William W. Hoover. |