General Notes

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1928 TXWOCO, Yearbook of Texas Woman's College of Fort Worth, TX
Sharbutt, Gertruyd, fr, Lueders, 76
Sharbutt, Volva, fr, Fort Worth, 81
1904 Stamford News
Prof. C.E. Evans of Abilene and C.H. P'Pool of Anson came to town to be
with their relative Mrs. Allen Maxwell in her last hours.
Mrs. Allen Maxwell died Sunday morning at her residence. Mrs. Maxwell was
51 years old and has resided in Stamford for one year. She leaves a
sister and two brothers. Her sister lives in Anson and her brother in
Windsor, Mo. Mrs. Maxwell was a member of the First Baptist church here
and has been a member all of her life.
SINCLAIR, (Jones County, TX)
Amon Maxwell, 19 Oct 1905 - postmaster
1904 Stamford News
The Home Circle
Organized to protect families in case of death. trustuee: James Maxwell.
Marcy News
Miss Jessie Maxwell has returned from Avoca where she has been visiting
firends and relatives.
Anson Allsorts
Mr. Hugh Wommack and Miss Nora Maxwell were married last Sunday evening
at 7 o’clock.
For Tax Assessor:
James Maxwell
Stamford American, 1932
Miss Gertrude Sharbutt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sharbutt, Lueders,
and Mr. A.L. Maxwell, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Maxwell, Pilot Point,
were married December 25th at Lawton, Oklahoma.
M. M. (Marshall) Knox of Anson enters Sheriff’s race. He has lived in an
around Anson and is 25 years of age. I married a Jones County girl, a
daughter of James Maxwell.
Wayman Maxwell, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. O.B. Maxwell was buried at
Highland cemetery.
Stamford Leader, 1939
William Park Caudle passed away at his home in Sagerton, Thursday, April
6, at 6:45 p.m. He had been sick for several months. He was married to
Miss Rebecca E. Maxwell.
Stamford American, 1931
William M. Gaither, 69, of Anson, died in Stamford.....sister - Mrs. A.J.
Maxwell