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| Laura Vecilla MURPHY HERN |
Hennessey Clipper
Hennessey, Kingfisher Co. OK
1955 |
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| Submitted by: Lois BURDICK |
Mrs. Laura V. Hern, sister of R. O. Murphy died Sunday at Enid
Mrs. Laura V. Hern, 83, died Sunday afternoon after a lingering illness.
Born in Pike Co. Mo , Mrs. Hern came into Old Oklahoma in 1989 and settled in 1894 on a homestead south of Lahoma. She lived there until 1947 when he moved to Enid. She was a member of the Lahoma Christian Church and the Gold Star Mothers club.
Survivors include three sons, Clarence, Otis and Delbert Hern; one brother R. O. Murphy of Hennessey and six grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Ernest and one son, Orville.
A prayer service was held in the Darnell Funeral Home chapel. The funeral service was held in the Lahoma Christian Church and burial was in the Enid Cemetery.
From family information
She was the daughter of Thomas Jefferson and Mariah GLOVER MURPHY
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