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Bessie Cawood McMahon Relative Links

1. Mother: Anna Rogers
2. Children: William Wallace Hornibrook

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Bessie Cawood McMahon

Born: 16 March 1897 in Luttrell, Union County, Tennessee
Died: 23 March 1973

Mother: Anna Rogers
Father: Joseph R. McMahon

Married: William Franklin Hornibrook 14 August 1917.

He was born 22 November 1891 in Goldendale, Klickital County, Washington, and died 05 February 1994 in Goldendale, Klickital County, Washington.

Children:

1. Robert Edward
   b. 22 August 1918, Goldendale, Klickital County, Washington
   d. 29 August 1984, Goldendale, Klickital County, Washington
   m. Jane Ellen Reed; b. 07 October 1920.
2. William Wallace
   b. 22 April 1925
   d. 21 Sep 2002 in Bloomingdale, Indiana

Sources and Additional Information:

Bessie and Bill were kind of icons in the town of Goldendale, WA. Bessie had lots of energy/spunk. I never had a chance to met her, but my husband has very found memories of her.

The Museum in Goldendale has a portrait of Bessie and Bill that my husband had commissioned for his grandfather as a present for his 100th birthday.

This page was last updated on: May 18 2008