Son of McDaniel & Mary Elizabeth (McKinney) Webb, married Mary Elizabeth (Fine) Webb.
He was a cafe owner, 56 years old, widowed, and a resident of Cleburne, Texas. Informant was T.A. Ellis, burial was March 03, 1930. Dillion and Son was in charge of arrangements.
Texas Death Certificate # 14566
Arthur Pryor Webb owned a barber shop in Cleburne during the 1900- teens. He sold the barber shop and opened a grocery store. A strike by the Railroad Workers Union ( major industry for Cleburne) caused the workers to seek credit from Arthur Pryor. Many were unable to repay their debts thus forcing Arthur Pryor to close the grocery store. He later opened a cafe. In 1919, Arthur Pryor moved from the country to Cleburne, purchasing a house at 724 West Henderson (at Douglas Street) from a Mr. Bratcher.
This is taken from an article written for the refernce book," A History of Cleburne" by Arthur Pryor's daughter, Willie Ethel. The book is in the Cleburne Public Library, Cleburne, Johnson Texas.
He was a cafe owner, 56 years old, widowed, and a resident of Cleburne, Texas. Informant was T.A. Ellis, burial was March 03, 1930. Dillion and Son was in charge of arrangements.
Texas Death Certificate # 14566
Arthur Pryor Webb owned a barber shop in Cleburne during the 1900- teens. He sold the barber shop and opened a grocery store. A strike by the Railroad Workers Union ( major industry for Cleburne) caused the workers to seek credit from Arthur Pryor. Many were unable to repay their debts thus forcing Arthur Pryor to close the grocery store. He later opened a cafe. In 1919, Arthur Pryor moved from the country to Cleburne, purchasing a house at 724 West Henderson (at Douglas Street) from a Mr. Bratcher.
This is taken from an article written for the refernce book," A History of Cleburne" by Arthur Pryor's daughter, Willie Ethel. The book is in the Cleburne Public Library, Cleburne, Johnson Texas.
Son of McDaniel & Mary Elizabeth (McKinney) Webb, married Mary Elizabeth (Fine) Webb.
He was a cafe owner, 56 years old, widowed, and a resident of Cleburne, Texas. Informant was T.A. Ellis, burial was March 03, 1930. Dillion and Son was in charge of arrangements.
Texas Death Certificate # 14566
Arthur Pryor Webb owned a barber shop in Cleburne during the 1900- teens. He sold the barber shop and opened a grocery store. A strike by the Railroad Workers Union ( major industry for Cleburne) caused the workers to seek credit from Arthur Pryor. Many were unable to repay their debts thus forcing Arthur Pryor to close the grocery store. He later opened a cafe. In 1919, Arthur Pryor moved from the country to Cleburne, purchasing a house at 724 West Henderson (at Douglas Street) from a Mr. Bratcher.
This is taken from an article written for the refernce book," A History of Cleburne" by Arthur Pryor's daughter, Willie Ethel. The book is in the Cleburne Public Library, Cleburne, Johnson Texas.
He was a cafe owner, 56 years old, widowed, and a resident of Cleburne, Texas. Informant was T.A. Ellis, burial was March 03, 1930. Dillion and Son was in charge of arrangements.
Texas Death Certificate # 14566
Arthur Pryor Webb owned a barber shop in Cleburne during the 1900- teens. He sold the barber shop and opened a grocery store. A strike by the Railroad Workers Union ( major industry for Cleburne) caused the workers to seek credit from Arthur Pryor. Many were unable to repay their debts thus forcing Arthur Pryor to close the grocery store. He later opened a cafe. In 1919, Arthur Pryor moved from the country to Cleburne, purchasing a house at 724 West Henderson (at Douglas Street) from a Mr. Bratcher.
This is taken from an article written for the refernce book," A History of Cleburne" by Arthur Pryor's daughter, Willie Ethel. The book is in the Cleburne Public Library, Cleburne, Johnson Texas.
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