Notes for William Whitman Standard
1880 - unable to locate family
1900 Precinct 4, Lampasas Co, Texas 4 June 1900, ed106, p264a:
#45/45 Standard William W. head m w Aug 1879 20 single Tx Tx Ar
w/James Moses family
- and a possible relative -
1900 Precinct 4, Lampasas Co, Texas 4 June 1900, ed102, p190b:
#53/53 Pounsey Geo W. head w m Aug 1836 63 md Al SC Ga [name isn't right - can't find it in earlier census]
Flora A. wife f w May 1840 60 md 4 born/0 living Al NC SC
Standard Aubre N. gson w m Sep 1881 18 single Tx Al Al
- or -
1900 Precinct 4, Harrison Co, Texas 8 June 1900, p233b:
#153/153 Standard William head w m Mar 1881 19 Tx Al Al
Jack brother w m Feb 1883 17 Tx Al Al Al
- or -
1900 Precinct 48, Harrison Co, Texas 14 & 15 June 1900, ed48, p242a&b:
#323/323 Standard Kennard head w m Nov 1850 49 md 27yrs farmer Ga Ga Ga
Georgia wife w f Aug 1854 45 md 27 yrs 18? born/10 living Ga Ga Ga
Ida dau w f Apr 1876 24 single farm laborer Tx
William son w m Apr 1878 22 single farm laborer Tx
Willie dau w f May 1884 16 single Tx
Moses son w m Nov 1886 13 single Tx
Bulah dau w f Aug 1889 11 single Tx
Ola dau w f Mar 1892 8 single Tx
Pearl dau w f Apr 1894 6 single Tx
George son w m 1896 3 single Tx
[this family is located in Rusk Co, Texas in 1880 - enumerated under the name of Kimbro Standard]
1910 Precinct 2, Taylor Co, Texas 7 May 1910, p146a:
#273/274 Standard Will W. head m w 30 md1 6yrs Tx Al Al
Janie L. wife f w 25 md1 6yrs 2 born/2 living Tx Tx Tx
Alvin M. son m w 5 single Tx Tx Tx
Walter G. dau f w 1 7/12? single Tx Tx Tx
1920 Lampasas City, Precinct 1, Lampasas Co, Texas 9 February 1920, ed141, p91b:
7064 3rd Street
#185/194 Standard William m w 39 md Tx
Janie L. wife f w 34 md Tx
Alvin M. son m w 15 single Tx
Annie L. dau f w 9 single Tx
James W. son m w 6 single Tx
Jessie L. dau f w 1 4/12 single Tx
1930 Lampasas City, District 1, Lampasas Co, Texas 2 April 1930, ed141-1, p181b:
Third Street
#27/27 Standard William W. head m w 50 md@@24 truck driver, fire dept Tx Al Al
Janie L. wife f w 46 md Tx Tx Ga
Alvin son m w 25 divorced md@@19 actor, theatrical Tx Tx Tx
LaVerne dau f w 19 single hairdresser, beauty shop Tx Tx Tx
James son m w 16 single Tx Tx Tx
Jessie dau f w 12 single Tx Tx Tx
Ted K. son m w 7 single Tx Tx Tx
Bill S. son m w 1 7/12 single Tx Tx Tx
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Texas Death Certificates On-Line:
William Whitman Standard
Place of Death: County: Lampasas
City: Lampasas
Length of Residence: 60 years
SS No. 458-13-1714
Usual Residence: Lampasas, Lampasas Co, Texas
male, white, married
Date of Birth: August 1, 1879
Age: 63 years 8 months 5 days
Occupation: fire chief & wool buyer
Birthplace: Texas
FAther: J.L. Standard, born Alabama
Mother's Maiden Name: Frances Pouncey, born Texas
Informant: Mrs. W.M. Standard, Lampasas, Texas
Burial: Oak Hill, Lampasas, Texas, April 8, 1943
Undertaker: Glenn B. Gamel, Lampasas, Texas
Date of Death: April 6, 1943
Cause of Death: paralysisi, progressive, 14 mo
State File No. 18596
Buried: Oak Hill Cemetery, Lampasas Co, Texas
W. W. Standard
b: Aug 1, 1879
d: Apr 6, 1943
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Lampasas Dispatch Record Newspaper for Lampasas Texas
May 18, 2004
Mr. Standard
Ted Kay Standard, 81, a former Lampasas resident, died May 10, 2004, in Munford, Tenn. Services were May 13 at Munford Funeral Home. Interment was at the Veterans Cemetery in Memphis.
Born Nov. 15, 1922, in Lampasas, Mr. Standard was the son of W.W. and Lucile Standard. He grew up living over the fire station, where his father was Lampasas' only paid fireman for 25 years. He was a graduate of Lampasas High School.
Mr. Standard had been a Munford resident for 50 years. He joined the U.S. Navy on Jan. 13, 1942, and served for three years during World War II. A PBY gunman, he shot down five Japanese planes while serving in the Pacific. After the war, he was deputy sheriff in Lampasas for several years. He then worked at Fort Hood.
Mr. Standard moved to Memphis, where he worked as a welder then opened Standard Saddle Shop. He was a master saddle maker. He and his younger brother, Bill, learned leather working from Ray Jones, master boot maker in Lampasas, whose shop was near the fire station.
During the 1950s, Mr. Standard was a rodeo cowboy, a champion calf roper and a bull dogger. He was active in First Baptist Church of Atoka, Tenn.
He is survived by two daughters, Lucretia Ann Buchanan and Susan Jones; three sons, Bob White, Eddie White and Jimmy White; three nieces, Lynda Feild Matush, of Temple, Mary Celeste Williams, of Fayetteville, Ga., and Judy Smith, of Lampasas; and four nephews, Bill O'Neal, of Carthage, Mike O'Neal, of Carrollton, Buddy Feild, of Burnet, and Andy Feild, of Lake Victor.
Mr. Standard was preceded in death by three brothers, Alvin Standard, James Standard and Bill Shirley Standard; and four sisters, Mary Catherine, Walter Gale Standard, LaVerne Feild and Jessie O'Neal.
Arrangements by Munford Funeral Home.
The Lampasas Dispatch Record
P.O. Box 631
Lampasas, Tx 76550-2940
512/556-6262
512/556-3278 (fax)
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