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Canadian County, Oklahoma
Emma Cosby
From the research of
Jean Kyle
Emma Cosby
El Reno News - 18 Nov 1898
Last Friday evening Mrs. A. A. Cosby, wife of sheriff elect
Cosby, died at the Cosby home in El Reno. Mrs. Cosby had been
sick for several days though it was thought not dangerously
until a day or two prior to her death.
Mrs. Cosby was still a young woman. Her untimely death comes as
a sad blow to her husband and two young daughters who are left
to mourn her loss.
She was buried Sunday. The services were held at the residence
having been conducted by Rev. Smith of the Baptist church. The
remains were laid away in the Frisco cemetery near the old home
of the family.
Additional Info: Her husband was Alonzo or "Lon" who
homesteaded the NW 1/4 of Sec 23, Twp 13 Rg 6. The First
Territorial Census of Oklahoma 1890 - list a daughter Lily and
son Walter as her children. Info from family - Her husband
Alonzo died in Aug 1945 in Falfurias, Texas where he was buried.
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