Mary F. MCLEAN[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
1860 - 1926 (65 years)
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Name Mary F. MCLEAN Nickname Mollie Birth 16 Jun 1860 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States 
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7] Gender Female _UID 495AA45556494EE0B4A6580A9782F7669BD8 Death 2 Jun 1926 Lampasas, Lampasas, Texas, United States [2] Burial Naruna, Burnet, Texas, United States Address:
Naruna CemeteryPerson ID I9359 Stockton Last Modified 17 Jul 2024
Father Marshall Monroe MCLEAN, b. 22 Feb 1839, Tippah, Mississippi, United States d. 1 Apr 1905, Lometa, Lampasas, Texas, United States (Age 66 years) Mother Emma Elizabeth HERRON, b. May 1843, Lawrence, Tennessee, United States d. 19 Dec 1918, Lometa, Lampasas, Texas, United States (Age 75 years) Marriage 19 Feb 1860 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [8, 9] Family ID F152 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Thomas Perry NEWTON, b. 5 Jan 1856, Colorado, Texas, United States d. 4 May 1950, Lampasas, Lampasas, Texas, United States (Age 94 years) Marriage 19 Nov 1879 Burnet, Texas, United States [7] Children 1. Carrie L. NEWTON, b. Dec 1881, Texas, United States d. Yes, date unknown2. Mary E. NEWTON, b. Nov 1883, Texas, United States d. Yes, date unknown3. Ora L. NEWTON, b. Sep 1885, Texas, United States d. Yes, date unknown4. Leonard P. NEWTON, b. May 1887, Texas, United States d. Yes, date unknown5. Ella L. NEWTON, b. Jan 1889, Texas, United States d. Yes, date unknown6. Marshall B. NEWTON, b. Apr 1892, Texas, United States d. Yes, date unknown7. Grace E. NEWTON, b. Mar 1894, Texas, United States d. Yes, date unknown8. Alba NEWTON, b. Feb 1896, Texas, United States d. Yes, date unknownFamily ID F3155 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 1 Oct 2024
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Notes - Mrs. T. P. Newton, one of the older citizens of this section, died Wednesday morning, June 2nd, at 11:00 o'clock at the family home in East Lampasas. She was born at Westpoint, Lawrence County, Tennessee in 1861 and came to Texas when a child, six years of age. Her early girlhood was spent in Burnet County, and in November 1879, she was married to T. P. Newton and for a number of years they lived near Naruna, and then moved to Lampasas about four or five years ago. She won many friends and admirers among her acquaintances by her kind deeds and assistance to neighbors and friends. She was a member of the Baptist Church and led a true Christian life. The deceased had been in bad health for the past few years and was taken sick Thursday, May 27, while visiting her daughter in Lometa. The family brought her home and everything possible was done for her but she was stricken with paralysis after reaching home and never rallied from the effect.
Besides her husband, the deceased is survived by seven children: Mrs. J. F. Everett of Lampasas; Mrs. H. F. Bodenhamer of Lometa; Mrs. W. E. Zimmerman of Lampasas; Mrs. Wade Hammond of Naruna; Mrs. Henry Sanders of Houston; Marshall Newton of Naruna, and Leonard Newton of Bryan. The surviving sisters are Mrs. M. A. Woodward of Lometa; Mrs. Will Bennett of Brownwood, and Mrs. M. J. Campbell of Lampasas. There are also two brothers, Marshall and Sam McLean of Lometa. All the children were here when death came to relieve her of all pain.
The funeral services were arranged for Thursday evening at 2:30 in the Naruna Cemetery.
From the LAMPASAS LEADER - 1926.
- Mrs. T. P. Newton, one of the older citizens of this section, died Wednesday morning, June 2nd, at 11:00 o'clock at the family home in East Lampasas. She was born at Westpoint, Lawrence County, Tennessee in 1861 and came to Texas when a child, six years of age. Her early girlhood was spent in Burnet County, and in November 1879, she was married to T. P. Newton and for a number of years they lived near Naruna, and then moved to Lampasas about four or five years ago. She won many friends and admirers among her acquaintances by her kind deeds and assistance to neighbors and friends. She was a member of the Baptist Church and led a true Christian life. The deceased had been in bad health for the past few years and was taken sick Thursday, May 27, while visiting her daughter in Lometa. The family brought her home and everything possible was done for her but she was stricken with paralysis after reaching home and never rallied from the effect.
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