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Fannin County Witness to History: Jefferson 'Dave' Johnson (opens the original)
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A Joint Project of the Sam Rayburn House Historic Site and the Fannin County Historical Commission Celebrating America 250 with Spotlights of Fannin County Citizens Who Participated In or Witnessed Historical Events Fannin County -- Jefferson Dave (J. D. or Dave) Johnson was born March 2, 1861, probably in Mississippi. In the 1910 census this black man is listed as a grocery merchant who owned his house on Star Street in Bonham. An article in the Dallas Express in 1919 says that he owned a gener
The State Fair of Texas enjoyed By Fannin County through time (opens the original)
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The State Fair takes place in Dallas this year from September 28 - October 21. Many residents of Fannin County attend the Fair every year and enjoy it very much. The Fair began in 1887 and Fannin County residents have apparently enjoyed and participated in the Fair since the early days. Early on the trains from Bonham and Honey Grove had special rates for Fair visitors. The ad below is from the October 3, 1905 Bonham News. The Honey Grove Signal reported on October 15, 1910 that "through the Dal
Fannin County Witness to History: Harry Peyton Steger (opens the original)
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A Joint Project of the Sam Rayburn House Historic Site and the Fannin County Historical Commission Celebrating America 250 with Spotlights of Fannin County Citizens Who Participated In or Witnessed Historical Events Fannin County, Texas -- Harry Peyton Steger was born in Tennessee in 1882. His parents were Thomas and Alice Steger. The family came to Bonham 1889 when Harry was 7 years old. His father, a lawyer, was said to be a great lover of books and one of the best read men in the county. Harr
Fannin County Witness to History: Walter Short (opens the original)
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A Joint Project of the Sam Rayburn House Historic Site and the Fannin County Historical Commission Celebrating America 250 with Spotlights of Fannin County Citizens Who Participated In or Witnessed Historical Events Fannin County, Texas -- Walter Sidney Short was born September 19, 1882 in Oxford, Mississippi. By 1900, at age 13, he was living with his family in Dodd City. By 1910, at age 26, he was living in Oklahoma and was a railroad conductor. During World War I Walter was living in Bonham w
Fannin County Witnesses to History: Grace Dupree Ridings and Hope Ridings Miller (opens the original)
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A Joint Project of the Sam Rayburn House Historic Site and the Fannin County Historical Commission Celebrating America 250 with Spotlights of Fannin County Citizens Who Participated In or Witnessed Historical Events Fannin County, Texas -- Grace Dupree Ridings was born on December 18, 1881 in Ivanhoe, Fannin County, Texas, the daughter of J. E. and Amelia Deupree. Grace graduated from Ravenna College and became a schoolteacher in Fannin County. She married Alfred Ridings, who later studied medic
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