Er ist verheiratet mit Nona Annie Gunn.
Sie haben geheiratet am 1. August 1909 in Moran, Texas, er war 20 Jahre alt.
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1900
KITTRELL, M L (1900 U.S. Census) TEXAS , BELL, 5-PCTAge: 48, Male, Race: WHITE, Born: NCSeries: T623 Roll: 1610 Page: 26
Farmer 23 9/6
1920
KITTRELL, MATHEW L (1920 U.S. Census) TEXAS , COMANCHE, 3-PCTAge: 67, Male, Race: WHITE, Born: NCSeries: T625 Roll: 1789 Page: 120
Farmer General farming
1930
Alexander C Kittrell 41 1888 North Carolina Head White Precinct 1, Floyd, TX
Nora A Kittrell 40 1889 Wife Precinct 1, Floyd, TX
Frotola M Kittrell 19 1910 Daughter Precinct 1, Floyd, TX
Lucille A Kittrell 17 1912 Daughter Precinct 1, Floyd, TX
Gordon W Kittrell 13 1916 Son Precinct 1, Floyd, TX
Mary E Kittrell 9 1920 Daughter Precinct 1, Floyd, TX
KITTRELL, ALEXANDER C (1930 U.S. Census) TEXAS , FLOYD, 1 J-PCT (SOUTHWEST PART)Age: 41, Male, Race: WHITE, Born: NCSeries: T626 Roll: 2332 Page: 196
Farmer General farm
1920
1962
Name: Alexander Kittrell
Death date: 18 May 1962
Death place: Lubbock, Lubbock, Texas
Gender: Male
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Age at death: 73 years
Estimated birth year: 1889
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Father name: Mathew L. Kittrell
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Mother name: Mary E. Whorton
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Film number: 2116970
Digital GS number: 4028453
Image number: 3365
Reference number: cn 31366
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
Burial Site
Lorenzo Cemetery
Section A
Row 19
Sites 20 and 21
Biograph
Biography
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kittrell moved to the Plainview area in 1922 from Bell County via Comanche County. They mvoed into the Estacado Community, Lubbock County, in 1931.
Their four children Frotilla, Lucile, Wilson, and Mary Lee are residents of Texas.
Frotilla and her husband Paul M. Gunnels, live in Freeport, Texas.
Lucile (Mrs. Albert McBride) has two children. Annette (Mrs. Emmett Barnard), and her husband live in Odessa. James Albert McBride and his wife, Glen Ann Barley and three children, Toni, Teri, and Jamie, live at Wes, near Waco.
Wilson and his wife Lonetta Brisco, live near Lorenzo, while their daughter and son-in-law, Jeffie Ann and Ray Rainwater, with daughter Robin, live in Austin.
Mary Lee, after a brief marriage during World War II, has continued her education and is teaching in Post.
Mrs. Kittrell and her daughters have taught a combined total of eight-five years in the Texas Public Schools.
Mr. Alex and Wilson and family have been involved in farming and other agricultural interests for more than ninety years.
The family now consists of seventeen living members. This family, like many others in West Texas, have a wide range of interest. These include travel, ariculture, livestock, china painting, needlework, artcrafts, education, religion, gardening, music, cookery, friends, coffee and conversation.
Estacado Cradle of Culture and Civilizations on The Staked Plains of Texas ©1986 by John Cooper Jenkins
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Biography
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kittrell moved to the Plainview area in 1922 from Bell County via Comanche County. They mvoed into the Estacado Community, Lubbock County, in 1931.
Their four children Frotilla, Lucile, Wilson, and Mary Lee are residents of Texas.
Frotilla and her husband Paul M. Gunnels, live in Freeport, Texas.
Lucile (Mrs. Albert McBride) has two children. Annette (Mrs. Emmett Barnard), and her husband live in Odessa. James Albert McBride and his wife, Glen Ann Barley and three children, Toni, Teri, and Jamie, live at Wes, near Waco.
Wilson and his wife Lonetta Brisco, live near Lorenzo, while their daughter and son-in-law, Jeffie Ann and Ray Rainwater, with daughter Robin, live in Austin.
Mary Lee, after a brief marriage during World War II, has continued her education and is teaching in Post.
Mrs. Kittrell and her daughters have taught a combined total of eight-five years in the Texas Public Schools.
Mr. Alex and Wilson and family have been involved in farming and other agricultural interests for more than ninety years.
The family now consists of seventeen living members. This family, like many others in West Texas, have a wide range of interest. These include travel, ariculture, livestock, china painting, needlework, artcrafts, education, religion, gardening, music, cookery, friends, coffee and conversation.
Estacado Cradle of Culture and Civilizations on The Staked Plains of Texas ©1986 by John Cooper Jenkins