(1)Thomas, (2)John Sr., (3)Thomas Sr., (4)Daniel Sr., (5)Daniel Jr., (6)Isaac, (7)Isaac Whitfield, (8)Isaac Whitfield Jr.
Isaac Whitfield Carhart III (5106) was born 24 Jun 1908 in Clarendon, Donley, Texas, United States.
1910 - US Federal Census - Clarendon, Donley, Texas, United States
1930 - US Federal Census - Dallas, Dallas, Texas, United States (Occupation: Office Clerk, Public Utility)
1930 - US Federal Census - Dallas, Dallas, Texas, United States (Occupation: Office Clerk, Public Utility)
Isaac married Frances Carolyn Tull (6144) on 11 Nov 1933. Frances was born 26 Mar 1910 in Smithville, Bastrop, Texas, United States to Milton Gillette and Mattie Bess (McCardell) Tull.
Isaac and Frances had the following children:
- [living] (6145)
- [living] (6146)
1940 - Residence - Dallas, Dallas, Texas, United States (Employer: Texas Power and Light) (Physical description: 167 pounds, dark complexion, black eyes, black hair, 5' 10" tall) Source: World War II Draft Registration
Isaac served in the US Navy in World War II from 7 Mar 1943 to 24 Jan 1946.
1947 - residence - 3601 Binkley, Dallas, Dallas, Texas, United States (Source: 1947 Dallas, Texas City Directory)
Isaac died 29 Nov 1977 in Brazoria County, Texas, United States. He was buried 1 Dec 1977 in Restwood Memorial Park, Clute, Brazoria, Texas, United States [Find A Grave Memorial #41298406].
[Photo added to Find a Grave by Lois Martin McDonald]
[Photo added to Find a Grave by Lois Martin McDonald]
Isaac's Obituary appeared in the Greenville Herald Banner, Greenville, Hunt, Texas, United States.
Mr. Carhart was the son of the late Whitfield and Bessie Chamberlain Carhart. His grandfather, Isaac Whitfield Carhart, was mayor of Clarendon. He was a graduate of Texas A&M with a degree in electrical engineering. In 1933 he was married to Frances Carolyn Tull of Greenville. Mr. Carhart was a member of the Society of Professional Engineers and a veteran of the Navy, serving in World War II.
Survivors are his wife; two sons, Dr. I.W. Carhart of Yakima, Wash., and Robert M. Carhart of Houston; a brother, Rufus Carhart of San Antonio, and three grandchildren.
Another obituary for Isaac was published 30 Nov 1977 in The Brazosport Facts, page 5, Clute, Brazoria, Texas, United States:
Isaac 'Whit' Carhart
LAKE JACKSON -- Services for Isaac Whitfield "Whit" Carhart will be Thursday at 10:30 a.m, at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church. The Rev. Michael Klickman will officiate. Burial will be in Restwood Memorial Park.
Whitfield, 69, of 510 Circle Way, was an area resident for 22 years and a retired electical engineer for Dow Chemical Co. He was a veteran of the Navy, serving in World War II and a member of the Society of Professional Engineers. He died Tuesday (Nov. 29, 1977).
Carhart is survived by his wife, Frances; two sons, Dr. I. W. Carhart Jr. of Yakima, Wash., and R. M. Carhart of Houston; a brother Rufus Carhart of San Antonio; and three grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Jack Crouch, Jim Edwards, Bert Haas, L. K. DeZavala, Jack Zylks, Larry Packard.
In lieu of other remembrances, the family requests that gifts be made to St. Timothy's Memorial Fund.
Arrangements are by Freeport-Lakewood Funeral Homes, Inc.
Frances died 5 Dec 1990 in Yakima, Yakima, Washington, United States. She was buried in Restwood Memorial Park (Section West Garden of Devotion) , Clute, Brazoria, Texas, United States [Find A Grave Memorial #41298353].
[Photo added to Find A Grave by Lois Martin McDonald]
Her obituary appeared in the Greenville Herald Banner, Greenville, Texas, United States.
[Photo added to Find A Grave by Lois Martin McDonald]
Her obituary appeared in the Greenville Herald Banner, Greenville, Texas, United States.
Mrs. Carhart died Dec. 5, in Good Samaritan Health Care Center in Yakima.
She was born March 26, 1910, in Smithville to Matsey and Milton Tull. She attended Texas Woman's University for three years, majoring in commercial art, and she married I. Whitfield Carhart in Greenville in 1933. They made their home in Lake Jackson where she was an artist.
She lived in Yakima, Wash., for the past 11 years.
Survivors include two sons, Dr. I. Whitfield Carhart of Yakima, Wash., and Robert M. Carhart of Hot Springs, Ark.; and six grandchildren.