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HOOD HOUSE
City of Plano historical marker. Charles E. Hood served Plano as City Councilman from 1923-1932. The entire Hood Family was influential in the early days of Plano. Brothers Charlie and Nic Hood organized the first baseball team for Plano. Charlie and sister Martilla founded the Plano Mutual Cemetery Association and Charlie helped organize the first Old Settlers Reunion Picnic. Anna Hood Chaddick was one of several ladies to found the ‘05 Club where Plano women gathered to study the Bay View Magazine and other literary works. December 5, 1996, the day of our designation ceremony, marks the 104th Anniversary since the Hood Family acquired the land and built The Hood House. [The city of Plano has since rescinded the marker for this house.] |
HOOD, WILLIAM ROSS
Letter. ...My mother’s maternal grandparents, William Ross Hood and Mattie Hood, came to Texas in 1884. Some of their children and Mattie Hood lived in Collin and Grayson Counties in 1923. The following names and locations are from the obituary of my grandmother, Fannie Hood Kelley. Tom (T. W.) Hood, Achilles, Oklahoma DeWitt (D. W.) Hood, Anna, Texas Ira Delmar (I. D.) Hood, Denison, Texas Claudius Hood, Blue Ridge, Texas |
