2nd Wife of Francis Ellington Beck
Father: Isaac Sandsberry
Mother: Eliza S. Murphy-VA
Note: The birthdate was taken from the 1900 U.S. Federal Census Record in Paris, Lamar Co. TX
**In 1993 this was an unmarked grave, next to R.M. Owsly (her step-son-in-law)
(Unnamed newspaper)
February 6, 1920
Mrs. Sallie Beck, an aged resident of Paris died Wednesday night at the Aikin Hospital, where she had been staying the past two or three months. She was eighty-two years old and was the widow of a well known Baptist minister, who died in Paris several years ago.
She was a native of Tennessee, and came to Paris in 1858 with her mother and brothers.
She did not leave any children of her own, but is survived by two step-children, Judge Charles Clinton Beck of Hansford County, who came here a few weeks ago to pay her a visit, and Mrs. W.H. Rush, who lives on Pine Bluff Street.
She is also survived by three brothers who came here with her and their mother when they moved from Tennessee. Two of them, Thomas M. and James G. Sandsberry live at Faught and Isaac Gorndon Sandsberry makes his home in Paris with his daughter, Mrs. Fred Allen (Mary Iva) Hooker.
The funeral service was held at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Rodgers-Wade Chapel, and the burial was at Evergreen.
Father: Isaac Sandsberry
Mother: Eliza S. Murphy-VA
Note: The birthdate was taken from the 1900 U.S. Federal Census Record in Paris, Lamar Co. TX
**In 1993 this was an unmarked grave, next to R.M. Owsly (her step-son-in-law)
(Unnamed newspaper)
February 6, 1920
Mrs. Sallie Beck, an aged resident of Paris died Wednesday night at the Aikin Hospital, where she had been staying the past two or three months. She was eighty-two years old and was the widow of a well known Baptist minister, who died in Paris several years ago.
She was a native of Tennessee, and came to Paris in 1858 with her mother and brothers.
She did not leave any children of her own, but is survived by two step-children, Judge Charles Clinton Beck of Hansford County, who came here a few weeks ago to pay her a visit, and Mrs. W.H. Rush, who lives on Pine Bluff Street.
She is also survived by three brothers who came here with her and their mother when they moved from Tennessee. Two of them, Thomas M. and James G. Sandsberry live at Faught and Isaac Gorndon Sandsberry makes his home in Paris with his daughter, Mrs. Fred Allen (Mary Iva) Hooker.
The funeral service was held at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Rodgers-Wade Chapel, and the burial was at Evergreen.
2nd Wife of Francis Ellington Beck
Father: Isaac Sandsberry
Mother: Eliza S. Murphy-VA
Note: The birthdate was taken from the 1900 U.S. Federal Census Record in Paris, Lamar Co. TX
**In 1993 this was an unmarked grave, next to R.M. Owsly (her step-son-in-law)
(Unnamed newspaper)
February 6, 1920
Mrs. Sallie Beck, an aged resident of Paris died Wednesday night at the Aikin Hospital, where she had been staying the past two or three months. She was eighty-two years old and was the widow of a well known Baptist minister, who died in Paris several years ago.
She was a native of Tennessee, and came to Paris in 1858 with her mother and brothers.
She did not leave any children of her own, but is survived by two step-children, Judge Charles Clinton Beck of Hansford County, who came here a few weeks ago to pay her a visit, and Mrs. W.H. Rush, who lives on Pine Bluff Street.
She is also survived by three brothers who came here with her and their mother when they moved from Tennessee. Two of them, Thomas M. and James G. Sandsberry live at Faught and Isaac Gorndon Sandsberry makes his home in Paris with his daughter, Mrs. Fred Allen (Mary Iva) Hooker.
The funeral service was held at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Rodgers-Wade Chapel, and the burial was at Evergreen.
Father: Isaac Sandsberry
Mother: Eliza S. Murphy-VA
Note: The birthdate was taken from the 1900 U.S. Federal Census Record in Paris, Lamar Co. TX
**In 1993 this was an unmarked grave, next to R.M. Owsly (her step-son-in-law)
(Unnamed newspaper)
February 6, 1920
Mrs. Sallie Beck, an aged resident of Paris died Wednesday night at the Aikin Hospital, where she had been staying the past two or three months. She was eighty-two years old and was the widow of a well known Baptist minister, who died in Paris several years ago.
She was a native of Tennessee, and came to Paris in 1858 with her mother and brothers.
She did not leave any children of her own, but is survived by two step-children, Judge Charles Clinton Beck of Hansford County, who came here a few weeks ago to pay her a visit, and Mrs. W.H. Rush, who lives on Pine Bluff Street.
She is also survived by three brothers who came here with her and their mother when they moved from Tennessee. Two of them, Thomas M. and James G. Sandsberry live at Faught and Isaac Gorndon Sandsberry makes his home in Paris with his daughter, Mrs. Fred Allen (Mary Iva) Hooker.
The funeral service was held at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Rodgers-Wade Chapel, and the burial was at Evergreen.
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