Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameGeorge A. CONNER
Birth Date1 Sep 1912
Birth PlaceIndian Gap, Hamilton County, Texas
Death Date17 Nov 1982 Age: 70
Death PlaceSan Angelo, Tom Green County, Texas
Burial PlaceBronte, Coke County, Texas, Fairview Cemetery
FatherCharles Henry “Charlie” CONNER (1882-1952)
MotherAnnie Belle HUDSPETH (1885-1939)
Spouses
1Tina Mae BROOKS
Birth Date20 Mar 1912
Birth PlaceCash, Hunt County, Texas
Death Date5 Sep 1985 Age: 73
Death PlaceIrving, Dallas County, Texas
Burial PlaceIrving, Dallas County, Texas, Oak Grove Memorial Gardens
Family ID5696
Marr Date5 Oct 1970
Marr PlaceDallas, Dallas County, Texas
Div Date14 Dec 1972
Div PlaceDallas, Dallas County, Texas
Notes for Tina Mae (Spouse 1)
Survivors include four sisters: Lillian Williams and Bessie Kennedy both of Mabank,Eva Lois McCoy of Grand Prairie, and Emma Lee Savage of Irving.

Tina M Brooks
1930 United States Federal Census
Birth: Circa 1912 - Texas, United States
Residence: 1930 - Precinct 4, Runnels, Texas, USA
Parents: Edgar F Brooks, Etta M Brooks
Siblings: James W Brooks, Marthy L Brooks, Bessie L Brooks, Ava L Brooks, Emma L Brooks

Tina M Conner
Texas Marriages and Divorces
Birth: Circa 1912
Marriage: Dec 31 1966
Divorce: June 12 1969 - Dallas, Texas, USA
Husband: George A Conner

Tina Mae Conner
Texas Death Index
Name Tina Mae Conner
Gender Female
Event Date 05 Sep 1985
County Dallas
Event Place Dallas, Texas, United States

Gravesite Details
In cemetery records as "Tina Mae Connor"

On Find A Grave.

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