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MILITARY: 1918 WWI Draft Registration, Hood county, Texas
Had birth 1891 but marker said 1881
ANCESTORS: Information provided to T.Mason by Joy Carter Johnstone [three@zianet.com] on 10Sep2001.
NAME-BIRTH-DEATH: Information provided to T.Mason by Joy Carter Johnstone on 13Sep2001.
Moved to OK in 1919. Later to CA
Mother died and being oldest child she raised her siblings
MILITARY: 1917, WWI Draft Registration, Hood county, Texas.
DEATH: due to pulmonary tuberculosis, far advanced, active. Also Schizophrenic Reaction, chronic undifferentiated type.
FUNERAL: Hood County News Tables 11 -25-1965; James Claude Holland Funeral services were held Sunday, 11-21-1965 at 2:00 PM at Terry Funeral Chapel. Service was conducted by Reverend Jack Riley and Reverend Bill Choate. Mr. Holland was born in Alabama 2-4-1885. He was a Methodist and most of his life was spent in Hood County.
He was survived by Mrs. Hubert Myres, daughter, Mr. Bill Holland, son, Mrs. Homer Sargent, sister, Mrs. Lula Carter, sister, Ft. Worth; Mrs. Lila Hayworth, sister, Big Spring; Mrs. Howard, sister, Hillsboro; Mrs. Lucille Ramos, sister, Calif.; Tom Holland, brother, Calif.; John Holland, brother, Lubbock; seven grandchildren; 5 great-grandchildren. Mr. Holland was buried in Granbury Cemetery.
James Claude Holland was the son of John Madison and Martha Callie
(Jones) Holland. Pall bearers wre Jimmy and Junior Myres, Nig and Gene Durant, James and Donald Holland. Honorary Pall bearers were Joe Archer, Henry Zweifel, Bruce Price, Pete Allen, Albert Porter, John Crites and Oscar Crites.Correction: Pall bearer listed as James Holland should have read Wendell James.
Lena Owen Ratliff wrote:
We visited Claud and Tump when Geraldine was 10 months old (1924). That was where Geraldine took her first step. Tump and Claud were doing fine, good crops, good money. Some grocery man told his workers, "if Claud Holland comes in here for grocerys and we don't have it on the first shelf go to the second shelf, it it is not there, we will get it soon." Mr. Claud Holland was well thought of. It seems Francis was about 8 years old at that time. Of course you know Claud Holland married Tump (Mildred) Ratliff. The first time Claud got sick was when they lived at Brino.