Irvin Patrick Holley was born in White Bead Hill, Indian Territory. He was born and died on St. Patrick's Day. He served his country in WWI. "Pat" was an artist, and made his living painting huge Coca-Cola signs on the sides of buildings. His wife and young daughter, Thelma Leona, are buried next to him in unmarked graves.
He had a second wife named Pauline P. They were in Shreveport, LA in 1930. He died in Bay City, Matagorda Co., TX (from TX death certificate).
He had a second wife named Pauline P. They were in Shreveport, LA in 1930. He died in Bay City, Matagorda Co., TX (from TX death certificate).
Irvin Patrick Holley was born in White Bead Hill, Indian Territory. He was born and died on St. Patrick's Day. He served his country in WWI. "Pat" was an artist, and made his living painting huge Coca-Cola signs on the sides of buildings. His wife and young daughter, Thelma Leona, are buried next to him in unmarked graves.
He had a second wife named Pauline P. They were in Shreveport, LA in 1930. He died in Bay City, Matagorda Co., TX (from TX death certificate).
He had a second wife named Pauline P. They were in Shreveport, LA in 1930. He died in Bay City, Matagorda Co., TX (from TX death certificate).
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