1920 Census Justice Precinct 7, Erath, Texas
Joe Aaron 56 Kentucky (head)
Dora Aaron 51 Kentucky (wife)
Marnie Aaron 14 Texas (dau)
Neoma Aaron 12 Texas (dau)
Carl Aaron 10 Texas (dau)
Richard Aaron 7 @1913 Texas (son)
Clarence Aaron 5 Texas (dau)

1930 Precinct 2, Eastland, Texas
Dora Aaron 61 Kentucky (mom-widow)
Car Aaron Aaron 20 Texas (son-single)
Richard Aaron 18 @1912 Texas (son-single))
Clarence Aaron 16 Texas (son-single)

1940 Census Eastland, Texas
Dora A. Aaron 71 Texas (mother-widow)
John R. Aaron 27 @1913 Texas (son-head-married)
Gwedolyn Aaron 27 Texas (wife)
Charlene Aaron 8 Texas (dau)
Charles Aaron 6 Texas (son)
Donald Aaron 3 Texas (son)
(1935 they were in Ranger, Eastland, Texas)
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U. S. City Directives
Name: John R. Aaron
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1951
Street Address: Pasadena
Residence Place: Houston, Texas
Occupation: Stock Gauger
Spouse: Gwendolyn M. Aaron
Publication Title: Houston , Texas, City Directory, 1951
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Texas Marriages
Name: John Richard Aaron
Marriage Year: 1930
Marriage Place: Texas
Spouse: Gwendolyn Marie Hill
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U. S. World War II Draft Card
Name: John Richard Aaron
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 32
Birth Date: 6 Aug 1912
Birth Place: Thurber, Texas
Residence: Houston, Harris, Texas
Registration Date: 12 Jun 1945
Weight: 179
Complexion: Ruddy
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Black
Height: 5 7
Next of Kin: Mrs. J.R.Aaron (wife)
Registration Place: Houston, Harris, Texas
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Newspapers.com Obituary Index
Name: John R. Aaron
Gender: Male
Death Age: 57
Birth Date: 6 Aug. 1912
Birth Place: Thurber
Marriage Date: 8 June 1930
Marriage Place: Ranger
Residence Place: Crane
Death Date: @ 1969
Obituary Place: Odessa, Texas
Spouse: Gwendolyn Marie Hill
Children:
C.E. Williamson
Charles R.Aaron
Don C. Aaron
Siblings:
Gladys Hesson
Mamie Pester
Naomie Pester
Carl Aaron
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Obit
Rev. John R. Aaron
Crane--Services for Rev. John Aaron, 57,
who helped found Crane's Central Bap-
tist Church, were to be held at 3 p.m.
today at the church. Burial will be in
Crane Cemetery directed by Sheppard
Funeral Home.

Rev. Aaron died Monday in Odessa's
Medical Center Hospital after an ill-
ness of three months.

He was born Aug. 6, 1912, in Thurber.
He married Gwendolyn Marie Hill
June 9,1930, in Ranger. The Pastor
wan an Army veteran of World War II.

Survivors are his wife; a daughter,Mrs.
C. E. Williamson of Ohio; two sons,
Charles R. Aaron, Kermit, and Don C.
Aaron,Crane; three sisters, Mrs. Gladys
Hesson, Mrs. Mamie Pester and Mrs.
Naomie Pester, all of Breckenridge; a
brother, Carl Aaron, Willspoint, and
nine grandchildren.

The Odessa American (Odessa, Texas)
02 Sep 1969, Tue. Page 2