Family: Jessie L. Bisbee / Clara Belle O'brien (F117)
m. 8 Sep 1917
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Jessie L. Bisbee
Birth 23 May 1889 , Erie, Pennsylvania, USA 
Death 17 Jan 1932 Cisco, Eastland, Texas, USA Burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Gorman, Eastland, Texas, USA Marriage 8 Sep 1917 [1, 2] , Eastland, Texas, USA [1, 2] Father Charles Andrews Bisbee | F61 Group Sheet Mother Mary Jane Estes | F61 Group Sheet
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Clara Belle O'brien
Birth 3 Feb 1897 Pleasant Hill, Eastland, Texas, USA Death 17 Feb 1981 Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas, USA Burial Father Charles H. O'brien | F1146 Group Sheet Mother Charlotte Rushing | F1146 Group Sheet
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+ Berta Mae Bisbee
Birth 29 May 1916 Pleasant Hill, Eastland, Texas, USA Death Yes, date unknown Burial Spouse J.K. Anderson | F1026 Marriage
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Doratha Jane Bisbee
Birth 11 Mar 1918 Pleasant Hill, Eastland, Texas, USA Death 10 Jul 1992 Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas, USA Burial Spouse Morris | F7231 Marriage
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+ Charlie Glenn Bisbee
Birth 6 Mar 1920 Pleasant Hill, Eastland, Texas, USA Death 10 Jan 2006 Ranger, Eastland, Texas, USA Burial 12 Jan 2006 Greenwood Memorial Park, Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas, USA Spouse Ward Cain Armstrong | F1150 Marriage Spouse Thomas Clay Samuels | F8965 Marriage 1947 Eastland, Eastland, Texas, USA
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Homer Andrew Bisbee
Birth 7 Feb 1922 Pleasant Hill, Eastland, Texas, USA Death Dec 1984 Hutchinson, Reno, Kansas, USA Burial
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Notes - An article in the local Cisco, Eastland County, Texas, newspaper-- "AN ABSOLUTE Treasure Trove fell on us when C. M. (Charlie) Wyatt Jr. dropped in on us. He was here for the Collins Reunion of last weekend, and shared some top-flight Carbon history with us. It's actually his C. H. S. Senior Autobiography and he surely got an A+ on it because it is filled with important history: class, aerial and individual photographs, maps and prose. He asked us to share it with Webb Jordan who is doing his continuing series on Carbon History. It's amazing how many of the pictures have teachers and personalities we remember. There must have been 30 kids in that 1933 first grade class with Miss Reba Ransom and just as many the Second year with Mrs. Mamie Townsend. It's amazing: I can actually associate some "little faces" with names from the past. Of 15 boys, only four did not have bibed overalls, and that was long before school uniforms were the thing. Elva Lee Jones was the Sixth Grade teacher. Among others, I recognize Cousin SAMMYE BISBEE, Glen Ford, and others. Henry Collins was the Seventh Grade teacher. T. E. Robertson was Superintendent in 43-44 and F. M. (Mooney?) Wood was principal. Mrs. Davis (Merrit Dunn's mother) ran the school candy store after Al Harrison, also janitor? There's a photo of the MKT Doodle Bug passenger train that ran from Waco to Stamford and back, through Carbon once a day. C. W.'s dad, Cyril "Red" Wyatt ran a barber shop and Cousin HOMER BISBEE and "Tuffy" Spencer were shine boys. The building that formerly housed the "Playboy Club" on Main St. was originally his dad's barber shop."
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