Blanche E (Mullins) Brewster
Asleep In Jesus
Birth
Death
November 14, 1873
February 28, 1914
WV
TX
Block 8 Lot 2 Space 7
News was received in Nocona on Saturday morning, Feb. 28, that Mrs. H. C. Brewster died from pneumonia. The remains, accompanied by relatives and friends, were brought to Nocona Monday, March 3 and laid to rest beside her two children who preceded their mother in death. The funeral services here were conducted by Rev. Hotchkiss of the Mineral Wells Methodist Church, at the residence of Mrs. W. H. J. Carpenter. Mrs. Brewster was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Mullins, born in West Virginia in 1873, came to Texas with her parents 29 years ago, and married H. H. Brewster, who with one son PAUL, survives. Mr. and Mrs. Brewster came to Nocona in 1900 and lived here until 1907. They were well known. Other relatives with the funeral train were: W. R. Mullins of Dallas, father of Mrs. Brewster, Don Mullins of Dallas, Barry Mullins of Barston, Texas, George Mullins of Terrell, brothers; Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Brewster and Miss Hattie and Littleton Brewster of Mineral Wells, V. V. Brewster and wife of Fort Worth. Source: Nocona News - March 6, 1914
Blanche E Brewster
Mullins[M]
Asleep In Jesus
Birth
Death
Nov 14, 1873
Feb 28, 1914
WV
TX
Block 8 Lot 2 Space 7
News was received in Nocona on Saturday morning, Feb. 28, that Mrs. H. C. Brewster died from pneumonia. The remains, accompanied by relatives and friends, were brought to Nocona Monday, March 3 and laid to rest beside her two children who preceded their mother in death. The funeral services here were conducted by Rev. Hotchkiss of the Mineral Wells Methodist Church, at the residence of Mrs. W. H. J. Carpenter. Mrs. Brewster was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Mullins, born in West Virginia in 1873, came to Texas with her parents 29 years ago, and married H. H. Brewster, who with one son PAUL, survives. Mr. and Mrs. Brewster came to Nocona in 1900 and lived here until 1907. They were well known. Other relatives with the funeral train were: W. R. Mullins of Dallas, father of Mrs. Brewster, Don Mullins of Dallas, Barry Mullins of Barston, Texas, George Mullins of Terrell, brothers; Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Brewster and Miss Hattie and Littleton Brewster of Mineral Wells, V. V. Brewster and wife of Fort Worth. Source: Nocona News - March 6, 1914

