Person:William Tedford (1)

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William Hamilton Tedford
b.5 May 1851 Tennessee
m. 30 Jan 1837
  1. Emily Lean Tedford1840 - 1906
  2. Lydia Jane Tedford1842 - 1916
  3. Francis Marion Tedford1844 -
  4. John McCain Tedford1846 - Bet 1910 & 1920
  5. Robert O Tedford1849 - 1932
  6. William Hamilton Tedford1851 -
  7. Julia Zenade Tedford1853 -
m. 29 Mar 1876
  1. Frederick Milton Tedford1877 - 1967
  2. William Norvan Tedford1879 - 1923
  3. Annie TedfordAbt 1882 -
  4. Eliza Mary Tedford1884 - 1925
  5. Ethel TedfordAbt 1887 -
  6. Herman Alton Tedford1893 - 1972
  7. Ralph Byrd Tedford1897 -
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Name William Hamilton Tedford
Gender Male
Birth? 5 May 1851 Tennessee
Marriage 29 Mar 1876 Kerr County, Texasto Mary Ellen Cocke
Death? Hale Center, Texas
Burial? Strip Cemetery, Lubbock, Texas

[Alamance County_Feb 2006_backup.FTW]

OBITUARY W. H. Tedford of Friona, Texas, one of the earliest settlers on the Plains and a former citizen of Abernathy, Texas, died Wednesday morning after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon, conducted by Rev. J. F. Michael, and interment was made in the Strip Cemetery west of Abernathy, where so many of the pioneers of this section sleep their last long sleep. W. H. Tedford was born in eastern Tennessee on May 10, 1851. In 1858 he moved to Kerr County, Texas and was married in 1876 to Mary Elien Cocke, who preceeded him in death almost thirty years ago. To this union 11 children were born, of whom 6 survive: Milton, Alton, Ralph, Mrs.. Annie Brown, Mrs.. Ethel Morton, and Mrs.. Jessie Crow. Among the deceased children was Mrs.. Earl Maupin of Abernathy. About thirty-five years ago, Mr. Tedford moved with his family to Hale County, being one of its earliest settlers and living in the vicinity of where Abernathy is now. Eight years ago he moved to Parmer County, where he resided until being taken to Lubbock, Texas, to undergo an operation. Early in life he united with the Methodist church, and through out his life he was an active an untiring worker for his church. His many friends, both in this immediate section and in his home country will learn with deep sorrow and regret of the passing of this estimable citizen. To the bereaved The Review extends its sincere expressions of sympathy.