In the June 2, 1939 issue of the Goldthwaite Eagle was the following Obituary: Copied with Permission
J.R. Ivy Buried
J. R. Ivy died Wednesday afternoon, May 24 at the home of his son Jess Ivy, near Goldthwaite. He was buried Thursday afternoon at North Brown Cemetery. I. A. Dyches of Goldthwaite Officiated.
Mr. Ivy was born Dec 5, 1859 in Mississippi. He came to Texas at the age of twelve, living in Burleson and Williamson Counties.
He was first married to Miss Donnie Gross. In 1892 while they were living in Williamson County, she died, leaving him with Three small children. When his children were about grown, he married Mrs. Reid of Regency. A few years after her death, he married Mrs. Mary Crowder of this community. Since then he had made his home here.
Mr. Ivy had been in failing health for several years. A few weeks back he became bedfast. It was then his son came and took him and Mrs. Ivy to his home where they stayed until his death.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Ivy; one son Jess Ivy of Priddy and two daughters; Mrs Henry Vincent of Bryan and Mrs. Jim Baz Jones of Rotan-
submitted by Mrs Wilmeth Clementine Briley
J.R. Ivy Buried
J. R. Ivy died Wednesday afternoon, May 24 at the home of his son Jess Ivy, near Goldthwaite. He was buried Thursday afternoon at North Brown Cemetery. I. A. Dyches of Goldthwaite Officiated.
Mr. Ivy was born Dec 5, 1859 in Mississippi. He came to Texas at the age of twelve, living in Burleson and Williamson Counties.
He was first married to Miss Donnie Gross. In 1892 while they were living in Williamson County, she died, leaving him with Three small children. When his children were about grown, he married Mrs. Reid of Regency. A few years after her death, he married Mrs. Mary Crowder of this community. Since then he had made his home here.
Mr. Ivy had been in failing health for several years. A few weeks back he became bedfast. It was then his son came and took him and Mrs. Ivy to his home where they stayed until his death.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Ivy; one son Jess Ivy of Priddy and two daughters; Mrs Henry Vincent of Bryan and Mrs. Jim Baz Jones of Rotan-
submitted by Mrs Wilmeth Clementine Briley
In the June 2, 1939 issue of the Goldthwaite Eagle was the following Obituary: Copied with Permission
J.R. Ivy Buried
J. R. Ivy died Wednesday afternoon, May 24 at the home of his son Jess Ivy, near Goldthwaite. He was buried Thursday afternoon at North Brown Cemetery. I. A. Dyches of Goldthwaite Officiated.
Mr. Ivy was born Dec 5, 1859 in Mississippi. He came to Texas at the age of twelve, living in Burleson and Williamson Counties.
He was first married to Miss Donnie Gross. In 1892 while they were living in Williamson County, she died, leaving him with Three small children. When his children were about grown, he married Mrs. Reid of Regency. A few years after her death, he married Mrs. Mary Crowder of this community. Since then he had made his home here.
Mr. Ivy had been in failing health for several years. A few weeks back he became bedfast. It was then his son came and took him and Mrs. Ivy to his home where they stayed until his death.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Ivy; one son Jess Ivy of Priddy and two daughters; Mrs Henry Vincent of Bryan and Mrs. Jim Baz Jones of Rotan-
submitted by Mrs Wilmeth Clementine Briley
J.R. Ivy Buried
J. R. Ivy died Wednesday afternoon, May 24 at the home of his son Jess Ivy, near Goldthwaite. He was buried Thursday afternoon at North Brown Cemetery. I. A. Dyches of Goldthwaite Officiated.
Mr. Ivy was born Dec 5, 1859 in Mississippi. He came to Texas at the age of twelve, living in Burleson and Williamson Counties.
He was first married to Miss Donnie Gross. In 1892 while they were living in Williamson County, she died, leaving him with Three small children. When his children were about grown, he married Mrs. Reid of Regency. A few years after her death, he married Mrs. Mary Crowder of this community. Since then he had made his home here.
Mr. Ivy had been in failing health for several years. A few weeks back he became bedfast. It was then his son came and took him and Mrs. Ivy to his home where they stayed until his death.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Ivy; one son Jess Ivy of Priddy and two daughters; Mrs Henry Vincent of Bryan and Mrs. Jim Baz Jones of Rotan-
submitted by Mrs Wilmeth Clementine Briley
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