Apr. 5, 2001 KNUTSON, Richard Memorial services for Richard KNUTSON of Holdenville will be held Saturday, April 7, at 2 p.m. at Hudson-Phillips Chapel. He was born Jan. 2, 1953 in Hinesville, Ga, to Anna Lee (MORGAN) and Clifford KNUTSON and died March 31 at Holdenville General Hospital at the age of 48. He was reared in northern Oklahoma and attended Pawhuska and Tulsa schools. He was married to Cynthia GILMORE on Feb. 14, 1983 at Las Vegas, Nv. Mr. Knutson was preceded in death by his parents, Clifford and Anna KNUTSON. Survivors include his wife, Cynthia KNUTSON of the home; a daughter, Brandy and Michael WEST of Holdenville; a son, Vincent and Latisha (WOODRUFF) KNUTSON of Holdenville; grandsons, Sabo WEST and Choty WEST, both of Holdenville; two brothers, Milton and Charlotte KNUTSON of Waurika and Steve and Charlene KNUTSON of Frances; a sister Gail and Robert KELLEY of Waurika; and several uncles, aunts, nieces nephews and other relatives. Services are under the direction of Hudson-Phillips Funeral Home of Holdenville. Apr. 5, 2001 PRINCE, Agnes M. FIELDS Graveside services for Agnes M. FIELDS PRINCE of Holdenville were held April 4 at Holdenville Cemetery with Rev. Meredith ROBINSON officiating. She was born Sept. 10, 1919 to Wiley and Olive FIELDS in Pharoah and died March 31 at Holdenville General Hospital at the age of 81. She was reared in the Henryetta area until she was 14 when the family moved to Holdenville where she graduated high school in 1937. After graduation, she went to work for Southwestern Bell in Holdenville as a service representative and later transferred to the Ada office. In September , 1949, she married John B. PRINCE and the family lived in Roswell, N. M. and later Sacramento, Ca. In 1997, Mrs. PRINCE returned to Holdenville where she remained until he death. Mrs. PRINCE was a member of the First Christian Church of Holdenville, Heritage Foundation, American Center for Law and Justice, American Family Association, sponsor of Boy Scots of America, charter member of the Citizens Against Government Waste, Concerned Women of America, Coral Ridge Ministries and many others. She was preceded in death by her parents, Wiley and Olive FIELDS; her husband, John B. PRINCE; on sister Dortha TAYLOR; and one brother Curtis FIELDS. Survivors include four sisters, Geneva FERRELL of Oklahoma City, Nadine OLIVO and husband James, of Holdenville, Nancy CARLTON of Shawnee and Sudie CAIN, also of Oklahoma City; a brother, B. J. FIELDS of Sulphur; and several nieces, nephews and other relatives. Interment was under the direction of Hudson-Phillips Funeral Home of Holdenville. Vickie Neill Taylor flip@okplus.com

Dear List Members, The Ellis Co., OK GenWeb site is in desperate need of a County Coordinator. If you have a knowledge of Basic html (or a willingness to learn) and an interest in getting county information online. You are needed. http://www.rootsweb.com/~okellis/ellis.htm Please contact Sharon Crawford, OKGenWeb State Co-Coordinator at scburn@mmcable.com for additional information or to volunteer your time and talents. Kathleen Burnett List Mom

ANGLIN, Leatrice Mar. 6, 1915 Midway Apr. 3, 2001 OKC Services: Coalgate Cemetery, Rev. Doyle STUART, Epperson Funeral Home Parents: Houston and Dove Quiett COOK Married: Touten Brunson ANGLIN at Whiteboro, TX Survivors: 4 daughters Doris June, Wanda Lee INGRAM, Ruth Ann FULLER, Donna Sue JAMES, 2 sons James Ross ANGLIN, Eddie ANGLIN, 3 sisters Thelma MADDEN, Betty TIMMONS, Sandy ANDERSON, brother Bill COOK Preceded by: son Lawerence Wesley ANGLIN Bearers: J. Don FLINT, Don LEWIS, Gary VAUGHN, Tony SOUKUP, Eddie SPEARS, Jim COX BRUMLEY, Joe Bailey Sept. 29, 1917 Stratford Apr. 2, 2001 OKC Services: Rev. Dewayne KLEPPER, McGee Cemetery in Stratford, Pickard Funeral Home, Stratford Parents: Will and Della TRIMBLE BRUMLEY Married: Margie TAYLOR, Ruth MCKNIGHT (married for 17 years) Survivors: wife Ruth, son Larry BRUMLEY, daughter Brenda THOMPKINS, brother Chester BRUMLEY, 9 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren Preceded by: wife Margie, son Ron MILLER, Archie W. Dec. 22, 1924 Tulsa Mar. 30, 2001 Kirkland, Wash. Services: Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, Bothell Funeral Home Married: Patricia J. MILLER at Ada in 1946 Survivors: wife, 3 sons Jack W. MILLER, Dwight N. MILLER, Everett and David N. MILLER, 10 grandchildren MYERS, Duane Age 66 Apr. 4, 2001 Services: Criswell Funeral Home Survivors: wife Priscilla MYERS, 2 sons David MYERS, Edward CRABTREE, daughter Julia PETERSEN, 2 sisters Lillie SELLARS, Barbara JONES TURNER, Marissa born and died Apr. 2, 2001 Ada Services: Memorial Park Cemetery in Ada, Rev. Richard TURNER officiating, Rev. Carl HAYES assisting, Smith Funeral Home in Ada Parents: Luke Charles and Michelle Kay KEELING TURNER Survivors: parents, grandparents Randy and Glenda KEELING, John and Diana TURNER, great-grandparents W. L. and Denzil KEELING, Winona WARD, Richard and Corean TURNER, great-great-grandparents Cleo and Doyle NEWBY WILSON, Mark Oct. 27, 1968 Mar. 28, 2001 Parents: Billy Joe and Glenda Gene REED WILSON Survivors: wife Cynthia WILSON, parents, brother Keith CARTER, sister Tammy REED Services: Rev. George CARSON, Reynolds Funeral Service, Waynesboro Vickie Neill Taylor flip@okplus.com

MAY, Calvin C. Aug. 1, 1926 Apr. 2, 2001 Parents: Irene (RASEY) and Virgil M. MAY Married: Ruth PALMER in Galveston, TX Aug. 18, 1947 Survivors: wife, son Jerry MAY, daughter Tammy and Robert NORRIS, brothers Lindzay and Liz MAY, Virgil and Ethel MAY, granddaughter Melissa NORRIS, sisters Ova HOLLOWELL, Violet and George ROSS, nephews and nieces, other relatives Preceded by: parents, 2 brothers Services: Capitol Heights Missionary Baptist Church, Rev. Jim CRAWFORD officiating, Rev. Mack PEERCY assisting, Holdenville Cemetery, Fisher Funeral Home Bearers: nephews Ben SMITH, Charles MAY, John MAY, Mike PALMER, Bobby PALMER, Kim STORIE Honorary bearers: Ottis FARRIS, Larry CROSSLAND, Clester WINGO, Earl COOK, Kenny BARTLEY, Leroy WILLIAMS Vickie Neill Taylor flip@okplus.com

Seeking info / desc / ances of Zona Abbott. It is my understanding that she might have lived in or near the Tulsa area. She had a daughter Zona Jr , b c.1912, POB not certain. Zona might have resided in the Caddo Co, OK at one time. Zona Jr's father was George W. Burruss, b c.1885-87, probably GA although some records indicate VA; d. 1950, Tulsa, OK. Thank you for your attention. M. Davidson domuff@webzone.net

I agree and thank you for posting the suggest. Kathleen TPSWAF38OK@aol.com wrote: > Kathleen > I would like to suggest to people that want newspaper obit look ups to put as > much information as they know on their request. For those who do not know, in > the older newspapers there was not necessarily a Obit section as there is > now. They were scattered throughout the entire paper, wherever they had a > space to fill. The present format used by most papers relating to obits did > not start until approximately the 50's. > When a person requests a look up for 1920 in a certain area it would mean > looking at the entire year of newspapers page by page, article by article, > and this is very time consuming as one could expect. If they put the persons > date of death in their request, it narrows the possibilities down to maybe > two or three issues which makes the researchers job so much easier. > I think most people that have never looked for an obit don't realize what a > task it can be to find one sometimes. If the person was not a prominent > citizen and widely known, their obit might just be one line in a community > news section, small print, and no bold name preceeding the notice. > This is not a gripe, just a helpful suggestion for our listers. > Thanks > Tom S > > ==== OKROOTS Mailing List ==== > If you wish to subscribe to or unsubscribe from the Oklahoma Roots Mailing List, use > OKROOTS-l-request@rootsweb.com or OKROOTS-d-request@rootsweb.com if > you are on the Digest list. > To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > Oklahoma Cemeteries Volunteer Website http://www.rootsweb.com/~okcemete/okcem.htm

Kathleen I would like to suggest to people that want newspaper obit look ups to put as much information as they know on their request. For those who do not know, in the older newspapers there was not necessarily a Obit section as there is now. They were scattered throughout the entire paper, wherever they had a space to fill. The present format used by most papers relating to obits did not start until approximately the 50's. When a person requests a look up for 1920 in a certain area it would mean looking at the entire year of newspapers page by page, article by article, and this is very time consuming as one could expect. If they put the persons date of death in their request, it narrows the possibilities down to maybe two or three issues which makes the researchers job so much easier. I think most people that have never looked for an obit don't realize what a task it can be to find one sometimes. If the person was not a prominent citizen and widely known, their obit might just be one line in a community news section, small print, and no bold name preceeding the notice. This is not a gripe, just a helpful suggestion for our listers. Thanks Tom S

Original print Oct. 8, 1930 Judge S. D. POWELL leaned back in his swivel chair, pulled at the dead stump of a cigar and thought a moment before answering the writer's question. "How did the first bank start in Seminole?" Well, it was in 1906...... Judge S. D. POWELL, J. D. GILLILAND, W. H. SPURR father of Rex and Baxter SPURR, A. G. MAYHUE, F. T. GOODSEN, R. R. HENDON, T. H. SMITH, Vickie Neill Taylor flip@okplus.com

Dear List Members: I just want to take a moment to remind you that you should never give information on living persons in your messages without their permission or the permission of their parents if they are children. The most important reason for this is the right to privacy. You also need to remember that anything you post goes into the archives of that list and stays there. It cannot be removed but it can be copied and added to any ones site out there in the world of the internet. This may not seem real important, but I promise it will become so when you are surfing the web one day and come across a site with your children's names, grandchildren's names, where they live and how old they are. I continue to thank you for your support. Kathleen Burnett List Mom

SCROGGIN, Stanley 'Buddy' Apr. 3, 1910 Aug. 25, 2000 Services: Swearingen Funeral Home, Rev. Drew ISAACS, Vamoosa Cemetery Parents: James Madison and Dora Lucinda (STEELMAN) SCROGGINS Married: Jewel RUSSELL on Dec. 29, 1929 in Konawa. Preceded by: wife Jewel on July 13, 1961, parents, son Stanley Kenneth SCROGGIN in 1951, 4 wives, Jewel, Racheal, Bernice and Florence, 5 brothers, 5 sisters, granddaughter Survivors: son Russell SCROGGIN, 3 daughters Patsy ROULSTON, Dora WADE, Ernestine YOTT, 11 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren Bearers: grandsons Keith SCROGGIN, Robert ROULSTON, David WADE, Kenneth YOTT, Wayne YOTT, Wesley YOTT, Waylon YOTT. SLUSHER, Gertie Mae Sept. 9, 1908 Maud Aug. 24, 2000 Lawton Service: First Baptist Church in Newcastle, Reverend Charles ELMORE, Fairview Cemetery in Tuttle, Becker Funeral Home Parents: Joseph Calhoun and Nancy Jane MILLER Married: Albert L. SLUSHER on Apr. 25, 1934 in Oklahoma City Preceded by: husband in 1979, parents, 2 brothers Arra C. and Wilton MILLER Survivors: son Billy SLUSHER, brother AAron MILLER, granddaughter, 2 great-grandchildren WALKER, Walter Barton June 17, 1932 Aug. 24, 2000 Services: First Baptist Church in Bowlegs, Rev. Rick HARRISON, Swearingen Funeral Home Parents: Walter and May Ruth (BOYD) WALKER Married: Ola MCBROOM Survivors: wife, 2 daughters Lynette HAGER, Michella HALBORN, 2 step-daughters Barbara ISER, Kathy MESHEW, step-sons James and Thomas BROWN, Johnnie BROWN, brother Johnnie WALKER, 16 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren BRINSFIELD, Kalliece born and died Aug. 24, 2000 Shawnee Services: Swearingen Funeral Chapel, Rev. John CHESSER, Little Cemetery Parents: James and Dusty ( HARRIS) BRINSFIELD II Survivors: parents, Paternal grandparents James and Joyce BRINSFIELD, Maternal grandparents Orthel and Christina HARRIS Jr. Vickie Neill Taylor flip@okplus.com

>From the Wewoka Times, Aug. 30, 2000 WINN, Clarence "Abe" Oct. 19, 1935 Seminole Aug. 25, 2000 Midwest City Services: Swearingen Funeral Home Chapel, Rev. JoAnn PRITCHETT officiating, Brother Walter LAMB assisting, Little Cemetery Parents: Clarence Arthur and Mary Ann (WHITE) WINN Married: Juanita MANN on Dec. 6, 1960 in Columbus, Ohio Preceded by: parents, wife on Jan. 26, 1994, 4 brothers and 2 sisters Survivors: son Randy WILL, daughter Mary PAYNE, 3 brothers Wayne, Ben and J. D. WINN, 4 sisters Zelda STEWART, Colleen ESS, Madge RIDDLE, Mary Ann COLLIER, 5 grandchildren >From a Hughes Co. paper, Aug. 24, 2000 WINN, George "Corkey" A. Sept. 23, 1927 Aug. 17, 2000 Services: First Baptist Church, Pete CRISWELL and Johnny BARNEY officiating, Dustin Cemetery, Williamson Funeral Home Parents: Austin and Estella Henry WINN Married: Myra KNIGHT in 1984 Preceded by: wife, 2 sons Tony , Denis and Shelby , daughter Tracy MAXWELL, adopted daughter Myratia, 2 sisters Eva BLEVINS, Lucy Mae MCCALLIE, 5 grandchildren, 6 step-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives Pallbearers: Kenneth WINTERS, Chief BURROWS, Kevin WALKER, Charles OSBORN, Red FAULKNER Vickie Neill Taylor flip@okplus.com

A week or so ago I had made a comment about emailing the Will Rogers Museum and did not get a reply. A very kind person emailed me an address to the musuem but when I sent email, it came back as undeliveralbe. Please contact me again concerning this email address. Questions. Is there a farm directory for the period of 1900 to 1909 the area around Claremore and Ooglah? If there is and someone has access to it, please look for CAUDLE, Isham Wesley, wife Nellie, son Ross and daughter Grace. Would this directory also list midwifes in the area for the same time period. Trying to find out for sure what the date was when the CAUDLE Family left OK and went to NM. Thanks for the help. Avie

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Original print Oct. 17, 1930 The condition of W. C. SMITH, 22 year-old youth shot by police when he and an accomplice attempted to steal an automobile from the Norton-Gammel used car lot.....somewhat improved..... W. C. SMITH, Chief of Police Jake SIMS, Charley SPOTTS 26-year-old Richard HILL, 26, charged with attempting to rob the FARLAND Loan shop with firearms, was tried..... He was fined $16.50 for being drunk.... Richard HILL, Justice, R. E. CRISWELL, Con LONG, FARLAND, The jury in the case of J. E. SNODGRASS, formerly of Seminole, now Drumright had deliberated for 28 hours....ran over and killed Harry HANNAH, 15-year-old... J. E. SNODGRASS, Harry HANNAH, Tom HUSER, BISHOP and SHORT Mrs. Harry GOODIN was the honoree at a buffet supper when more than 50 member of the Rebecca lodge....celebrate the honor guest's birth anniversary. Mrs. Harry GOODIN, Mr. GOODIN Vickie Neill Taylor flip@okplus.com

Paper and date unknown: 1952 WESTMORELAND Rites Pending William David WESTMORELAND, 70, died at 4:15 a. m. today in a local hospital. Services, which are pending, will be announced by Hudson Funeral Home. Mr. WESTMORELAND was well known in Holdenville having lived here 40 years. He came to Hughes county from Texas. He is survived by his wife of the home; two daughters, Bobbye and Betty of the home; a step-son, Jerry Lee BEAUCHAMP, serving with the armed forces in Korea; three sisters, Mrs. Lula BENNETT, city, Mrs. Tom TAYLOR, Tulare, California, and Mrs. Minnie ROGERS, city and a brother Henry, Tulare. *****This on is mine and I'd be really happy to talk WESTMORELAND/WESTMOLAND with you. Vickie Neill Taylor flip@okplus.com

Mar. 15, 2001 Mary Lucille PROCTOR Funeral services for Mary Lucille PROCTOR, formerly of Wetumka, will be held March 15 at 1 p.m. at Norco Family Funeral Home in California. Graveside services will be held March 21 at 2 p.m. at Wetumka Cemetery with Rev. Don Q. BROWN officiating. She was born Sept. 8, 1916 in Lockburg, Ar. and died March 9 at Riverside Community Hospital in California at the age of 84. She had been a resident of Riverside, Ca for the last six months. She was married to Ollie PROCTOR who preceded her in death. Mr. PROCTOR was retired from Grinke Petroleum in Tustin, Ca. as an office manager with 25 years of service. She was a member of the Women's Elks in Norwalk, Ca. Survivors include a daughter, Merrijo HATFIELD of Fullerton, Ca.; sons, Clyde Phillip PROCTOR of Norwalk, Ca. and Billy Mike PROCTOR of Norco, Ca.; brothers, Wayne RAMSEY of Hurst, Tx., Gene RAMSEY of Lompoc, Ca. and Johnny RAMSEY of Tulsa; a sister, Jackie MCCALLIE of Holdenville; 10 grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. Services are under the direction of Norco Family Funeral Home of California.

Oct. 26, 2000 Onema Mildred BAILEY Funeral services for Onema Mildred BAILEY were held Oct. 25 at the Dustin Assembly of God Church with Rev. Bill COVEY and Elizabeth MCMULLAN officiating. She was one of five children born June 26, 1911 in Eufaula to Millard and Lemmer STUBBLEFIELD THOMAS and died Oct. 22 in Wetumka at the age of 89. On Nov. 29, 1929 she married Arthur (Doc) BAILEY and lived in Dustin community for the past 42 years. She was a member of the Assembly of God Church. Mrs. BAILEY was preceded in death by a daughter, Judy LIVELY. Survivors include two sons, Dan BAILEY of Fredericksburg, Tx. And Bob BAILEY of Eufaula; three daughters, Wanda KIRKENDOLL and Betty ADAMS, both of Ridgecrest, Ca. and Phyllis GANN of Wetumka of Wetumka; one brother, Amiel THOMAS of Jacksonville, Fl.; two sisters, Doris THOMAS of Dallas, Tx. And Bonnie FLEMING of Eufaula; 12 grandchildren; 24 great grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and several other relatives. Pallbearers were Benny ROSS, Bob COLLINS, Art THOMASON, Joe BROWN, Gary GRAY and Larry TRUELOVE. Honorary pallbearers were Junior PENDLEY, Bob GANN, Wayne MATTHEWS. Interment was in the Dustin Cemetery under the direction of Williamson Funeral Home. Oct. 26,2000 Alice Mae PROVENCE Funeral services for Alice "Allie" Mae PROVENCE were held Oct. 23 at the Fairview Pentecostal Holiness Church with Rev. Darrell SEELEY and Rev. Zedna MOORE officiating. She was born June 9, 1937 in Cameron to Charlie and Alice (SHARP) RENO and died Oct. 19 at the age of 63. She was raised in the Leflore area and graduated from Leflore schools. She moved to Texas for a time and later returned to Leflore. She married Homer Coy PROVENCE on June 6, 1956 at Burkburnett, Tx. He preceded her in death on Oct. 31, 1981. She later met L. G. GREEN in 1982 and they remained friends until her death. Mrs. PROVENCE was also preceded in death by her father, Charlie RENO, on Dec. 15, 1981; one brother, Newell WARD, in 1996; and two infant daughters, Sarah in 1966 and Laura in 1968. Survivors include her mother, Alice RENO of Wetumka; children, Debbie CONLEY of Holdenville, Charlene and Clinton GLASS, also of Holdenville, and Coy and Shannon PROVENCE of El Paso, Tx.; sisters, Hazel FORD of Phoenix, Az. And Gladys RENO of Texas; beloved friend, L. G. GREEN of Holdenville; and grandchildren, Jeremie MOORE, Cassie GLASS, Kristina CONLEY, C. J. GLASS, Brianna PROVENCE and Twyla GLASS. Interment was in Wetumka Cemetery under the direction of Hudson-Phillips Funeral Home of Holdenville. Oct. 26, 2000 Esther May FROHMAN Anderson Esther May ANDERSON died in Oklahoma City on Oct. 21 at the age of 87. There are no services planned and final interment will be in Mobridge, SD at a later date. She was born May 12, 1913 in Weta, SD to john A. and Amanda Margaret (RICHMOND) FROHMAN. On Sept. 19, 1936 she married Phillip ANDERSON in Rapid City, SD and they lived in several states before settling in Oklahoma. Mrs. ANDERSON was a homemaker and enjoyed quilting and sewing. During her lifetime she made over 150 quilts that were given to others in need. She was preceded in death by her husband, Phillip, on Sept 24 of this year. Survivors include her daughters, Betty and Charles SINKEY of Pierre, SD, Charlotte JAMS of Rochester, Mn and Jean and Lloyd Mayville in Messina, NY; sons, Carl and Pat ANDERSON of Kallua, HA., David and Sernanda ANDERSON of Kona Hona, Ha. And Kelvin and Jerrie ANDERSON of Laguna Hills, Ca.; 24 grandchildren; 32 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. Oct. 26, 2000 Jewell SLAUGHTER Memorial services for Jewell SLAUGHTER will be held Thursday, Oct. 26, at 10 a.m. at the May Avenue United Methodist Church in Oklahoma City with interment at Hillcrest Cemetery in Weleetka. She was born Aug. 22, 1920 in Mulberry, Ar. to A. W. and Mae ADAMS and died Oct. 23. She and husband, James, moved to Oklahoma City in 1942 where they served in the Helps Ministry at their church and was regularly involved in the work of the Mayfair Center. Mrs. SLAUGHTER was preceded in death by her parents and one brother, Koble ADAMS. Survivors include her husband; three sons, James R. SLAUGHTER of Hurst, Tx. John R. SLAUGHTER of Rowlett, Tx. And Joel T. SLAUGHTER of Tulsa; 10 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and several other relatives. Family members ask that in lieu of flowers, memorial gifts be made to Campus Crusade for Christ International, 100 Lake Hart Dr., Orlando, Fl. 32832. Services were under the direction of Smith and Kernke Funeral Directors of Oklahoma City. Vickie Neill Taylor flip@okplus.com

WEST, Willard Feb. 6, 1929 Nov. 9, 2000 Services: Robert Simons Funeral Home in Henryetta, Revs. John RILEY and Eugene HARJO officiating, Hutchuppa Indian Church Cemetery Parents: William and Martha (RILEY) WEST Survivors: wife Virginia, step daughter Sheran BROWN, 4 step sons Chris, Ronnie, Jeff BROWN, Steven BROWN, 5 step grandchildren, other relatives Pallbearers: Jeff BYINGTON, Joseph BYINGTON, Gus ZERBER, Richard (Tuskee) PHILLIPS, Robert ZERBER, Barton LOONEY Honorary bearers: David REVERE, Eugene WHITLOW, Sidney LEE, Frank BLECHER, Johnny MICCO and Jerry (Shibby) SUMKA HAILEY, Florence Sept. 6, 1904 Stratford Nov. 10, 2000 Services: Pickard Funeral Home Chapel, Richard WINTERS officiating. Dora Cemetery Parents: John George and Sylvia Alice (FRENCH) HAILEY Survivors: sister Hazel PITTMAN HOUSE, Elmer "Bode" Lee May 27, 1918 Nov. 9, 2000 Services: Revs. Richard TRUNER and Jimmy FREEMAN, Oakwood Cemetery, Stout Funeral Home Parents: Elzy and Lora B. (SLAGLE) HOUSE Married: Janetta Madeline ROUNDTREE on Dec. 20, 1947 Preceded by: wife Sept. 27, 1994, 3 brothers David, Johnnie and Andrew HOUSE, 3 sisters Willie Cahterine HOUSE, Emmer ROSEBERRY, Ada Mae CRUMP Survivors: 4 sisters Gertie Estaline WHITE, Minnie Mae SHERFIELD, Nellie Frances STRINGFELLOW, Luila Mae CRUMP, nieces, nephews, other relatives Pallbearers: David CRUMP, Edward CRUMP, Claud CLARK, Chris CLARK, Be John DAVIS, Kelly BLACKBURN Honorary pallbearers: Glenn STRINGFELLOW, Randall STREETMAN LARNEY, Lee Jan. 21, 1923 Nov. 10, 2000 Services: Rev. Michael H. SSITAK officiating, Swearingen Funeral Home, Hitchitee United Methodist Church Cemetery Parents: Solomon LARNEY and Susanna CHOHARJO Married: Geneva BROWN on June 1, 1942 in Oklahoma City Preceded by: parents, 2 brothers Walter LARNEY, Thomas George LARNEY, 4 sisters Lizzie LARNEY, Emma FIXCO, Lucy Mae HARJO, Lavina HARJO, daughter Patricia Ann KENT, grandson Glen LARNEY Srvivors: wife, 5 sons Roy, Walter Lee, Alan Sr., Rockey Sr. and Darrell LARNEY, 4 daughters Neva Lee DEERE, Susanne COLUNGO, Billie GRASS, Harriett LARNEY, 2 adtoped daughters Jean MASQUAS and Flora LARNEY, sister Mary Jean LARNEY, 37 grandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren TIGNER, David Lee Dec. 17, 1956 Nov. 9, 2000 Services: United Pentecostal Church in Okemah, Bro. David SHATWELL officiating and David MCDOUGAL assisting, Maple Grove Cemetery in Seminole, Parks Brothers Funeral Home Parents: J. D. and Ione TIGNER Married on July 3, 1981 to Glenda "Janie" FERGUSON Survivors: wife, 2 daughters Brandi Nicole TIGNER, Emily Michelle TIGNER, parents, brother Johnny TIGNER, 2 sisters Patricia PORTER, Carol HINES Pallbearers: Junior FERGUSON, Mike PORTER, Ted HURT, Jeffrey HINES, Nathan RAINES, Tony JACKSON Hornorary pallbearers: Earl HINES, Johnny TIGNER Vickie Neill Taylor flip@okplus.com

JESSE, Alexander "Aggie" Wallace Oct. 28, 1942 Nov. 11, 2000 Services: Rev. Richard PICKUP and Rev. Leon POSTOAK officiating, Spring Church Cemetery, Stout Funeral Home. Parents: Rev. George JESSE and Ruby (CULLY) JESSE Baptized by: Rev. Ellio LETKA Preceded by: father on Dec. 13, 1998, mother on Sept. 23, 2000 Survivors: son George "Ca-te" Hamilton JESSE , stepdaughter Franchina MCFERRAN , 2 stepsons Franklin COODY Jr. , Faren COODY, brother William "Butch" JESSE, sister Linda Kay LARNEY, 4 grandchildren Pallbearers: Michael OWINGS, Mark SANDERS, Faren COODY, Dale JESSE, Corky SNODGRASS, Franklin COODY Jr. Honorary bearers: Johnny BROWN, Donnie SCHAEFFER, Clayton PALMER, Gene HARJO, Cecil MOON, Horage PETETE, John MCKANE, Perry PALMER, Jamtes, MCINTOSH, Daniel CULLY PALMER, Mary Frances Sept. 1, 1964 Nov. 8, 2000 Services: Pastor Leon HAAS Preceded by: father, James PALMER in 1976, brother James PALMER Jr. April 1999 Survivors: mother Frances Ruth PALMER, brother Ike PALMER, sister Sarah BRATTAIN, fiance' Edward THOMPSON, care giver Sister May HESS Vickie Neill Taylor flip@okplus.com

forgot to say that i tried to get a birth certificate search, but received a letter back stating that there is not enough information to so a search. bye for now, sam-quito >hello everyone, > >i am hoping that someone can help me with finding information about a >person. it is a long shot, but lets hope. > >carolyn janet bailey. she was born between 1942-43 in oklahoma. father >name is unknown and mother first name was louise (surname unknown). the >mother had another daughter (name unknown) and they (not sure if the father >bailey accompanied them) to california. > >carolyn janet bailey had two boys (place born- unknown) named michael and >ricky. they were born about 1960 & 1962 (roughly). not known if they were >full blood brothers or half or if carolyn janet was married to the father/s. >in 1964, she married benny padilla in tijuana, méxico (benny was underage as >19 years and parents whom resided in the state of new mexico would not give >permission to marry). they had a daughter born in july 1965 in los angeles >and another boy (stillborn) in 1967. > >the daughter, anna louise, is my cousin and trying to help her find her >mother, as carolyn janet abandon the family in 1967. if anyone know of >anyone with this name from oklahoma and might be related to carolyn janet, >please contact me. I have carolyn janet's ss#, but the name or number does >not appear on the ssdi. > >oh, carolyn janet's mother (first name was louise) remarried a man name >george westervelt and lived in southern california in the 1960's. > >thank you for your help, sam-quito > >************************************************************************* >A message from Sam-Quito Padilla G. at: samquito@nmia.com >NM Death Index Project. For more information, click on: >http://www.nmia.com/~samquito/nmdi.html >County Coordinator for NMGenWeb's Socorro & Valencia >http://www.everton.com/personal-pages/Socorro >http://www.everton.com/personal-pages/Valencia >I save used/cancel postage stamps for charity, including duplicates. >Send any amount to myself at: >1520 Univ. Bl.,NE#314, Albuquerque, NM 87102-1723 >