Hattie Bell Walls

Census

Census Year	Name	Age	Location	Place of Birth	Education or Employment
1900	Hattie Walls	5, Jan 1895	Justice Precinct 8, Hunt county, Texas, USA	born in Alabama, parents born in Alabama	daughter
1910	Hattie Walls	15	Near Free Bridge Road, Justice Precinct 1, Rains county, Texas, USA	born in Alabama, parents born in Alabama.
1920	Hattie Stewart	25	Justice Precinct 4, Hopkins county, Texas, USA	born in Alabama, parents born in Alabama.
1930	Hattie B. Stewart	36	Part of Precinct 4, Cumby, Hopkins county, Texas, USA	born in Alabama, parents born in Alabama.	Married at 23 years of age.
1940	Hattie B. Stewart	45	Horton Road, Justice Precinct 2, Delta county, Texas, USA	born in Oklahoma	Lived in Rural, Hunt county, Texas in 1935

Marriage Record

George Stewart marries Hattie Walls 15 Sep 1917 in Hunt county, Texas, USA.

Hattie Stewart

Vitals

	Death Certificate
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Name	Hattie Bell Stewart
Place	Baylor Hospital, Dallas, Dallas county, Texas, USA
Residence	107 Cason, Irving, Dallas county, Texas, USA
Died	5/5/60
Cause	Gastrointestinal hemorrhage, onset of illness 1955 due to Chronic myelogenous leukemia, acutely ill 4/28/60, Expired 5/5/60.
Born	Dec. 28, 1895(4) in Alabama, USA
Father	Sammuel Walls
Mother	Emma Belcher
Spouse	George S Stewart, husband, informant
Description	64 year old white female, married
Occupation	Domestic
Burial	Removal May 5, 1960 to Greenville, Texas.

Obituary

Mrs. H. B. Stewart Rites Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Bell Stewart who died at 8:30 a.m. Thursday in Baylor hospital in Dallas will be held at 1 p.m/ Saturday at Lamar Baptist Church.

The pastor, Rev. Fred Brewer will conduct the service and will be assisted by the Rev. Titchman of Irving. Nephews will be pallbearers.

The Gray Sorrells and Sons Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

A native of Alabama, Mrs. Stewart was born Dec. 28, 1895 and was the daughter of Sammuel Walls and Emma Belcher Walls. She resided in Hunt County for many years but for the last four years had made her home in Irving. Mrs. Stewart was a member of the Baptist Church.

Surviving are her husband, George S. Stewart to whom she was married 48 years ago, three sons, J. D. Stewart, Greenville, R. V. Stewart, Irving, Bill G. Stewart, Dallas; four daughters, Mrs. G. L. Shockley, Irving, Mrs. V. T. Simms, Lubbock, Mrs. H. L. Braley and Mrs. J. L. Morrow, both of Irving; four brothers, S. H. Walls, Irving, Esker Walls, Cumby, Ottis Walls, Sulphur Springs, and H. B. Walls, Cumby; two sisters, Mrs. M. E. Green, Silverton and Mrs. Modena Gore, Greenville; thirteen grandchildren and other relatives.