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Poage Cemetery

Caddo County, Oklahoma


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Jessie Sherman Maggard
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Minnie Gertrude [Penisten] Maggard
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Willie Frances Maggard ~ Minnie Rachel [Gibson] Maggard
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Willie Frances Maggard ~ Minnie Rachel [Gibson] Maggard
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Freddie F. Maggard
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Charlie Maggard
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Earl Maggard
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Jossie Maggard
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Willie Ernest Maggard
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Willie Frances Maggard Jr ~ Mona Jean Maggard ~ Kathern Ann [Marler] Armes
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Willie Frances Maggard Jr ~ Mona Jean Maggard ~ Kathern Ann [Marler] Armes
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Maggard and Armes
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Kathern Ann [Marler] Armes


Obituary
Poage Cemetery
Caddo County, Oklahoma

Submitted by: Lillian Cotton


© Carnegie Herald
Carnegie, Oklahoma
Wednesday, January 17, 1973

Freddie F. Maggard
December 22, 1895 ~ January 10, 1973


Freddie Maggard moved with his parents to the Colony area in 1901.

He served in the United State Army from 1917 until 1919 during World War I.

He returned to Colony and farmed until his retirement in 1965.

Brother to Steve Maggard of Anadarko; Mrs. Alta Fish, Midwest City, and Mrs. Leona Cannon of Anadarko.


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