Charles Timothy McConnico

Son of Lafayette DeKalb McConnico and Elizabeth Bonham McConnico.

Husband of Sybil Antonette Ingram McConnico

Father to: James Washington McConnico Jessie Helvetia McConnico Ida Missie McConnico Elizabeth McConnico Cora Mozel McConnico

Private, Company F, 2nd Texas Calvery Captain, Navarro County's 19th Brigade, Beat #7

Posted as an Obit in Kerens Tribune, March 1923 Charles Timothy McConnico

(1847-1923) - Obituary, Kerens Tribune March 1923

Charles Timothy McConnico 6 Sep 1847-17 Mar 21,1923

Resident of Navarro County Since 1853 Is Buried at Kerens Funeral services for C. T. McConnico were held Monday with burial in the Kerens Cemetery under the auspices of the Masonic Lodge. Mr. McConnico was born in Alabama and with his parents moved to Texas and to Navarro County in 1853. He was married to Miss Sibil A. Ingram of Rural Shade in 1868, residing in this county continuously from that date. He was a man of high sense of honor, decided opinions in all matters of a public nature, enterprising in his nature and ever ready to respond to the call of his community in civic matters. He was an active member of the Masonic, Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythia and other lodges. He had served this section in various capacities, and at the time of his death was serving the second term as postmaster. The funeral services were largely attended, with the following out-of-town people present: J. W. McConnico of Lufkin, W. W. McConnico of Port Arthur, Mrs. Mattie Quinn and Mrs. Allie Quinn of Galveston, Mrs. T. A. McKamey of Gregory, Bruce and Stump Allen of Fairfield, Carl Callaway of Dallas, Mrs. R. H. Burleson of Mart, Miss Nannie Hale of Corsicana and James W. McConnico of Rockwall.