Texas Research Ramblers Genealogical Society

Obituary Index 2002 - Alphabetical

Surname	First Name	Date of Birth	Date of Death	Date of News	Name	Pg	Col
Bardell		abt 1931*		13 May 2002	TE	A1
Bates	Jody Marie Kincaid	abt 1943*		20 Sep 2002	TE	A9
Boone	Robert			23 Mar 2002	TE	A11	5-6
Cauley	Agnes Gertrude	15 Apr 1910	29 Sep 2002	3 Oct 2002	TE	A11
Cleland	Anna Marie Ward			8 Jan 2002	TE	A5	5-6
Copeland	Shirley LaRue Coffin		24 Sep 2002	26 Sep 2002	TE	A9
Holick	John 'Johnie' W.	abt 1907*		20 Dec 2002	TE
Jones	Walter Carl	abt 1924*		8 Aug 2002	TE	C1
Lee	Dr. Ju Chin 'J. C.'	abt 1940*		22 Jun 2002	TE	A1
Lewis	Rosa Lee	3 Jul 1902	5 Mar 2002	8 Mar 2002	TE
Nieman	Ida Marie	09 Oct 1899	7 Mar 2002	8 Mar 2002	TE
Scamardo	Jim	abt 1943*	22 Jun 2002	24 Jun 2002	TE
Scarpinato	Charlie Pete			21 Mar 2002	TE	A9	1
Tucker	Keithron Rondell			14 Mar 2002	TE
Ybarra	Erik J. 'Big E'	3 Nov 1982	6 Oct 2002	6 Oct 2002	TE	A9

BDE - Bryan Daily Eagle	TE or BE - The Eagle or The Bryan Eagle
BME - Bryan Morning Eagle	BP - Brazos Pilot
BWE - Bryan Weekly Eagle	HD - Hearne Democrat
BME&P - Bryan Morning Eagle & Pilot	BCT - Burleson County Tribune
BDE&P - Bryan Daily Eagle & Pilot	EX - Examiner
BCSE - Bryan-College Station Eagle	MM - Madisonville Meteor

*An asterisk indicates an estimated date or information that was obtained from other sources such as the Social Security Death Index or the Texas Birth or Death Indexes..

Note:

From abstracts of Bryan newspapers that were done by the staff of the Carnegie History Center, several members of the Texas Research Ramblers Genealogical Society have indexed the records involving items of interest to family researchers such as birth, marriage, death and real estate transactions. Since the abstractors did not always note the full reference of the item as to page, column and microfilm roll number and since the names of the early newspapers were not always identified clearly, the indexers have tried to indicate the data source to the best of their ability. Since the local newspaper was published at various times on a weekly basis or daily basis and the name changed from Bryan Weekly Eagle to Bryan Morning Eagle and then Bryan Eagle and at times the publications were concurrent, it was not an easy task to identify the exact source. Given the date of publication, however, the staff at Carnegie History Center should be able to locate the reference. If a copy of the actual newspaper article is desired, the staff at the Carnegie History Center will attempt to locate the article and will make a copy for a fee. For more information you may contact the Carnegie staff through their web site at http://www.bcslibrary.org