TX Family Groupsheet for MOUSER, James Olin Family

Submitted by: Betty Hobby
Email address: Marletteco@aol.com

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Husband: MOUSER, James Olin
Birthdate: 21 March 1882
Birthplace: Reinhard, Tx.
Death date: 05 November 1960
Place of death: Old Southland Cem.-Grand Prairie, Tx.
Father: John Austin MOUSER
Mother: Mary Ann FRENCH

Marriage date: 08 December 1905
Marriage place: Tyler, Tx.

Wife: Para Lea BROOKS Hart 
Birthdate: 15 jUNE 1887
Birthplace: Oakwood, Tx.
Death date: 22 November 1917
Place of death: Grand Prairie, Tx.
Father: Aaron BROOKS
Mother: unknown

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Ora Gertrude MOUSER
Sex: F
Birthdate: 06 April 1911
Birthplace: Web, Tarrant Co., Tx.
Death date: 21 January 1997
Place of death: Phx. Az.
Marriage date: 04 May 1929
Marriage place: Dallas, Tx.
Spouse's name: Frank Brewer MORGAN


Child No. 2: Lena Mae MOUSER
Sex: F
Birthdate: 27 September 1906
Birthplace: Dallas Co.,Tx.
Death date: 21 September 1990
Place of death: Perryton, Tx.
Marriage date: abt 1920
Marriage place: Dallas Co. Tx
Spouse's name: Ebb OWEN


Child No. 3: Virgie Ann MOUSER
Sex: F
Birthdate: 24 May 1909
Birthplace: Dallas Co. Tx.
Death date: Winter of 2001
Place of death: Odessa, Tx.
Marriage date: 05 May 1926
Marriage place: Dallas, Tx.
Spouse's name: John Hardie MOSS


Child No. 4: Edger Lee MOUSER
Sex: M
Birthdate: 15 April 1914
Birthplace: Dallas Co., Tx
Death date: unknown
Place of death: Dallas, Tx.
Marriage date: unknown
Marriage place: Dallas, Tx.
Spouse's name: Ruth PAXON


Documentation: I remember my Grandpa!  He had Blue eyes, soft spoken,and
had thick Black curly hair.  When you went to see my Grandfather, you had
to go on a streetcar and go across to Oak Cliff.  The Streetcar went
across this bridge and when it did, if you looked down, a person could
see the water in the river.  Steetcars didn't have solid floors, but
slats, they ran on tracks with a big bell that the operator would ring at
cross streets, or if you ask him to ring the bell.
My Grandfathers Occupation was a farmer and a city employee for Dallas,
Tx. driving heavy road machines.  He loved fishing, baseball and was a
life time friend of Will Fritz who was with the Police Dept of Dallas,
Tx. Remembering is easy for me because:  "When the still air fills with
strong sounds of the past, do not be surprised when your heart skips back
in time.  For the only way we can live and love in the present, is to be
free to reach back and touch the past"
DOCUMENTATION;
Oral History, family letters, Bible, and myself.
Marletteco@aol.com