The Longview Daily News, Sun., Oct. 20, 1935:

Mrs. P. W. SANDEFUR, prominent Longview and Gregg county woman, church and club worker, 
and for 33 years a resident of this city, died at her East Marshall avenue home Saturday 
night after a lengthy illness. She was 75.

Mrs. Sandefur, born in Danville on March 2, 1860, was married to P. W. Sandefur, a 
prominent Danville citizen, and moved to Ashdown, Arkansas, where they lived until 1894 
before moving back to the little community. In 1902 the family moved to Longview and 
established the East Marshall avenue home. Mr. Sandefur retired from active farm life 
several years ago.

Survivors include husband P. W. Sandefur; five daughters, Mrs. E. J. Kennedy, Mrs. A. C. 
Numsen, Jr., and Miss Gussie Sandefur, all of Longview; Mrs. A. D. Busby of Dallas, and 
Mrs. J. Dickson Mitchell of Kansas City, MO; one son Chaytor Sandefur of Dallas; two 
brothers, P. T. Pegues of Mercedes, and J. G. Pegues of Longview; and three sisters, 
Mrs. J. A. Bass, and Mrs. C. E. Basham of Wichita Falls, and Mrs. H. C. Thompson of 
Ada, Oklahoma.

Funeral services will be conducted at First Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon, with 
Rev. R. L. Owings officiating, and Foreman’s arranging the rites. Burial will be at 
Grace Hill cemetery.