Individual Details

Aunt Fannie, as she was affectionately called by many, was known for her quick wit, her sense of humor and her philosophy of living, but most of all her love for the Lod, which has been an inspiration for many. She became a widow in 1923 and continued to live in the old Phillips Estate in the Quito community on Clear Creek, doing her own housework and working in her yard and small garden into her 90's. She and her sister, Clara, founded the Assembly of God Church, which was located near her home on Clear Creek before it was moved to Flynn.
Info courtesy of Brenda Green
Parents:
  Henry Andrew Wigley (1868 - 1937)
  Amanda Rosetta Scott Wigley (1875 - 1918)
 
 Spouse:
  Albert Brown Phillips (1883 - 1923)*
 
 Children:
  William A Phillips (1913 - 2006)*
  Aubrey Brown Phillips (1916 - 1916)*
 
 Siblings:
  Frances Caroline Wigley Phillips (1893 - 1993)
  Henry Albert Wigley (1895 - 1964)*
  Artie Maebelle Wigley Wolfe (1897 - 1976)*
  Jasper Elmer Wigley (1899 - 1974)*
  Clara Ora Wigley Tumlinson (1903 - 1994)*
  Selvan Alton Wigley (1906 - 1976)*

Birth	15 Jul 1893	Marquez, Leon County, Texas
Census (family)	27 Jan 1920	Leon County, Texas - Albert Brown Phillips
Census (family)-shared	6 Apr 1940	(Wesley Willis Jamison Sr. and Frances Meryle Phillips) Houston, Harris County, Texas
Death	2 Mar 1993	Webster, Harris County, Texas
Burial		Clear Creek Cemetery, Leon County, Texas

Spouse	Albert Brown Phillips (1883 - 1923)
Child	Frances Meryle Phillips (1912 - 2013)

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