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Oscar Joseph Thornley
Submitted by: Kim Kovar

Oscar Joseph Thornley was born 25 Feb 1884 in Arkansas. He was the son of Joseph C Thornley and Helen Estelle Richards Thornley. He married Elizabeth "Lizzie" Smith on 31 Jan 1910. After she passed away, he married Lula Ellen Riddle on 12 Sept 1920. Oscar passed away on 10 Sept 1935 in Lubbock, Texas.

Oscar and Lizzie had the following children:
Leo Dean Thornley 1911-1996
Leon Gaston Thornley 1912-1914
Helen Cloe Thornley 1915-2013
Cleo Clifford Thornley 1917-2009
Cecil Leroy Thornley 1919-1991

Oscar and Lula had the following children:
Reba Lovada Thornley 1921-2004
Mildred Inez Thornley 1922-1944
Freda Juanita Thornley 1924-2001
Alfred Raymond Thornley 1930-2006

(Lula is buried in Bailey County Cemetery in Muleshoe, Texas).


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