Dorothy,
I am sending the Iterment Record-

Interment Record for William A Bowden
William Andrew Bowden 86 years old, died Monday afternoon, 3:15 o'clock at the residence of his daughter Mrs. M.G. Fegan, 105 N.E. 12th Street. Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Pyles Cemetery. Grandsons will act as pallbearers. Mr. Bowden, is survived by three sons, B.C. Bowden of Gainesville, Texas; A.W. Bowden of Paris, Texas; and C.O. Bowden of Lubbock, Texas. Two daughters, Mrs. A.B. Ewell of Tigertown, Texas; and Mrs. M.G.Feagan of Paris, Texas. Until four years ago, Mr. Bowden lived at Direct, Texas He was born April 20, 1846 in Henry County, Georgia and died on August 08, 1931 in Lamar County, Texas. He and his wife are buried in the Northwest part of Pyles Cemetery.

His wife-Mary Elizabeth (Burk) Bowden Obit.
Death of Mary Elizabeth Bowden
Sister Mary E. Bowden departed this life Wednesday morning, Dec.07, 1927. She was buried at Pyles cmemtery near her home. She and Bro. W.A. Bowden, her beloved companion had lived together 60 years, less one month and five days. Sister Bowden was converted early in life and joined the Methodist church in Henry County, Ga., where she was born on September 14, 1847. She was 80 years, 2 months and 22 days old the day she wnet to be with Jesus. Sister Bowden had been a consistent Christian since 1862. They, she and Bro. Bowden, came to Texas about the year 1870 and settled near Douglasville, in Cass Co., Georgia, moving from there to Louisiana for three years, then to Texarkana, Texas and finally coming to Mays Prairie where they settled for life.

She was a member of Mays prairie Methodist church since its organization. Sister Bowden was the preacher's friend, the door of their home always stood ajar for their comfort. She was a devoted mother, loving wife and a true friend to all. Surviving her is her husband, Bro. W.A. Bowden, 5 Children, 18 Grandchildren, and besides a host of relatives and friends who mourn her departure.

A mother in Israel is gone, a friend to humanity has passed on. Her race is run, her journey completed, she has entered into the vale, she will not be back, but thanks be unto God, we may go to where she is. We can only see her in fond memory, but there we see her face to face. We bade her good buy for the last time on the morning of the 07, of December lat, but then we will say good morning in our eternal home. There will be no more sadness or sighing, no more heart-aches, all tears will be dried in that great reunion in Heaven. J. H. Johnson Her Pastor

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