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Submitted: 12/5/03 • Approved: 12/5/03 • Last Updated: 3/24/18 • R2436-G0-S3
1884-1927
Funeral Record:
b. 6 Sep 1884, Liberty Hill, TX
d. 13 Aug 1927, Florence Hospital, Florence, AZ
Cause: Gunshot in abdomen
Burial: 17 Aug 1927, Section 3, Lot 1, Blk 1
Age: 42y11m6d
Occupation: Deputy Sheriff
Married
Father:
Malcolm Conoley
Mother:
Laura Mills or Wills
Funeral Service:
Minister: W.R. McGaugh, T.F. Hughes, James Crutchfield
Songs: Choir - Saved by Grace, Abide with Me, Asleep in Jesus
Special: The Old Rugged Cross, Tommy and Ramona Martin
Pianist: Mrs. Chas. Randolph
Sketch of Life:
Elwin Buchanen Conoley was born Sept. 6, 1884 in Liberty Hill, Texas and was 42 years 11 months and 6 days old at the time of his death. He was a twin his brother dying when he was 16 years of age. He was converted at the age of 16. Was married to Alice Haywood Dec. 28, 1912, the wedding being a double one with Maggie Haywood and Joe Love also being married at the same time. Besides the widow, one son, Denzil, just past his thirteenth birthday survives. The father, Malcom C. Conoley of Salt Gap, Texas four brothers and three brothers [sisters] survive. They are Dave Conoley and Mrs. Alex Able of Salt Gap, Texas; Miss Ida Conoley and O.M. Conoley of Amarillo, Texas; Mrs. R.P. Kinder, Archer City, Texas; W.M. Conoley of Cortez, Colo. and R.O. Conoley of Houston, Texas.
The father, sister, O.M. and W.M. were at the funeral.
Mr. Conoley was a member of the Methodist Church and served on the board of stewards and as a trustee. He was a member of the local Boy Scout Committee and a member of the Knights of Pythias Lodge.
Contributed on 12/5/03
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Record #: 2436