The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-24
THE TEXAS DEATH ROLL.
Dr. G c. McGregOr of Waco, q
Pioneer Physician of The State.
HIS FAMILY IS WELL PROVIDED FOR
Major William Herbert One Of the Veter-
ans Of the Mexican War; Passed
Away at Esae Lake.

v-oco ,ro~ss ,,,o,,bor oa mr. G. q
- ..-.,.,.,,.
Mc"reso'' one OF the pioneer PuSs''iuhs
OF this State died AZ HE home IN tbs
citv thls morning at 1O.4O o'elock after a
,i,co.,n,. uI,,ss y, .,,,,s ,.oo,s No WIS
death viii be lamcnted nil over the Stute.
IIa ,ao,.a. rr,da,,, ,,,S tn.o. ,b,ilron rrho
lic ''''es VIM" anu 'n''r V"''u''n' H'
funeral Will take place tomorrow Mt $50
DR. q. C. NIcGrcror was horn In North
Co,.oI,ro In 1904 ay5 ,,,,o -, ravos n,
80 ." '"H
1872 and settled In Austin county where
he began the practice Of medicine He
was educated in the North Carolina col
lcges ANA took his medical course In the
medical department of New York univer.
City Beginning the active practice Of
medicine in the pioneer days OF Texas. he
continued ii for thirty-two wears lie had
an extensive practice in Austin and nd.
Joining counties and It was largely through
his EFFORTS that the WASHINGTON County
Medical association was organized. This
was the hrst medical association ever or
gaulzeu IN the state ana he afterwards be-
came lts president. lie umaSsed consld-
eraele money during, me practice OF MS
profession, ana In 1873 he decided TO retire
from active practice and he then removed
10 waco where Ne has lived since.
~, MtpICNuL was lhdIIlhu 20 MISS An
me t'l i Iela'ran IN 1901 sue helns inc
eldest dnhghter Of Charles Fordtran, one
OIL inc oldest pioneers nov living M the
~ and no Is nosrly ,61 ycoSs 'ou r 'oG!,,
fsn,ilv In TovSs is bat,os 49,, re- ~
Fordtrans and tbe NIcGreSnrs f1. thetr
nomos ore linked WITH tbc bfstnrv ~ rc SHs'
Wrs Nc rcg,Hr ma nv, biIdSOi tSNaS.
~ .; t,H.SEt'SI' uuI .H'Tg CnllIten, FRANK
- N SL, " NV ", - w MCNEesot' sur,
artist and is now in France nprsnSr- i M
e'I%'eS u,iHrI cue n.'S'S OK lne world.
,h nt h. MI ,a,l uIS hahusome fortune
rnfiremcnt won, ne III III, anu s.Iye uls
mHdtcinc no Has AoTotod lie u 'g t, , OF
care Of his property, and by his business
time ~ his Soatb ny n yne',n ne =, A. tne
rectors of tho Woro Stote Ggnt or1 "
also Interested in number Of other insHs
tut!ons Of the city, He was modest and
unasSuming In everything, and he mas often
said that ali he desired ploced r nnon ~ NE NE
monument were the words Here lies
man who tried TO do his duty"
MS death VIII be learned with sorrow all
over the State,
ScoTr Weld, roo.
Mr. 1arnh Scntt NtS' ,,ofeMutt %
der died at this place mo 5oth inst sol,
was buried near here at tho Dnglass ,.p,o'
terry To-Day Mt scott has been a citizen
has ' mode MANI tri LUZ "'sv one year ana
soldier and a Ioyai citizen Ma. a so '1l
and friends will mourn his loss Mr. S',.1
since ne was 4 yesre t ,i even IN leSas ever
priucipallv i'm Leon ana Gr,r,a "' nls nome
CopASs $780,, '''s COUNTIES
w AS NaNahach'e Texas, Noyem.
Mrs Cloanf ib,s'o g6rd nitern99n a! O'CLOCK
church died after short Illness o Hq n1dS,t
@ mo Tho inierment took place y at THE tho
Mrs Copass was "opp ,,o y,.l Al ~ o'clock.
g years old, Rev Copass was called gro SI
Kentucky to the pastorate Of the Baptlst
church llI,I here about twelve months AGO ~
ncr nm % MNA,sSoN\ii-C.SGnntervilie Texas Novem
Sonntv;s n,os ~ ,i t9i9lmason. one OF Leon
who has lived Tor great many Tsa 'rsps,
S StaEt i $40 died Of heart failure last
beartv ~, annn Was apparently Wen, ate
wife by his struggles aboni n Nohe me
S,eq , lns'q M he was retired merchant