Post by Pat (Friend) Thompson on Jun 10, 2006 18:38:47 GMT -5
Henry Kenaugh Friend, 60, of Santa Rosa, Texas, formerly of this county, quietly passed away at his home on December 19.
Mr. Friend was born on August 16, 1876, at Friendsville, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Friend, and for many years was store manager for the Kendall Lumber Company in Crellin. He moved to Texas with his family in 1925, where he became one of the prominent farmers and residents of the Rio Grande Valley.
Funeral services for the deceased were conducted from the Santa Rosa Methodist church, with interment in the Harlingen (Texas) cemetery.
Surviving are his widow, formerly from Selbysport, two daughters, Mrs. C. L. Adams, of Harlingen, Texas; and Mrs. Herman Williams, Gladewater, Texas; a son, H. Klaude Friend, also of Gladewater. Three brothers, Hamilton Friend, Asa B. Friend and R. B. Friend, and three sisters, Mrs. D. O. DeWitt, Mrs. James W. Friend and Miss Mollie Friend, of the Hoyes and Friendsville communities in this county, also survive. James H. Fike, of Selbysport, is a brother-in-law of the deceased.
(dated Dec. 19, 1934)
Mr. Friend was born on August 16, 1876, at Friendsville, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Friend, and for many years was store manager for the Kendall Lumber Company in Crellin. He moved to Texas with his family in 1925, where he became one of the prominent farmers and residents of the Rio Grande Valley.
Funeral services for the deceased were conducted from the Santa Rosa Methodist church, with interment in the Harlingen (Texas) cemetery.
Surviving are his widow, formerly from Selbysport, two daughters, Mrs. C. L. Adams, of Harlingen, Texas; and Mrs. Herman Williams, Gladewater, Texas; a son, H. Klaude Friend, also of Gladewater. Three brothers, Hamilton Friend, Asa B. Friend and R. B. Friend, and three sisters, Mrs. D. O. DeWitt, Mrs. James W. Friend and Miss Mollie Friend, of the Hoyes and Friendsville communities in this county, also survive. James H. Fike, of Selbysport, is a brother-in-law of the deceased.
(dated Dec. 19, 1934)