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White Cemetery
Hunter, Garfield County, Oklahoma
© Ann Archer Lottie Maudie [Beverlin] Bledsoe
© Ann Archer Lottie Mable Bledsoe
Obituary
White Cemetery
Garfield County, Oklahoma
Submitted by:
Glen
Anderson Funeral Home
Garber, Oklahoma
November 1970
Lottie Maudie [Beverlin] Bledsoe
June 5, 1892 ~ November 3, 1970
Maude B. Bledsoe, 78, died Tuesday in the home of her niece, Mrs Fred Bridges in Oklahoma City, following a long illness.
She was born near Elmsdale, Kansas and came to Oklahoma with her parents in 1894, settling southeast of Hunter.
In 1900 the family moved to a farm northeast of Garber and she lived there until moving to Tulsa in 1944.
During World War II she was employed by Douglas Aircraft in Tulsa and on 1950 she moved with her sister to Garber.
She is survived by her sister Mrs Hattie Little, Garber; two nieces, Mrs Fred Bridges, Oklahoma City and Mrs Delight Koch of Enid.
Funeral services will be at 2 pm Thursday in the Garber United Methodist Church with Rev Adrian Rae officiating.
Burial will be the Hunter Cemetery under the direction of The Anderson Funeral Home, Garber, Oklahoma.
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Hunter, Garfield County, Oklahoma
© Ann Archer
Lottie Maudie [Beverlin] Bledsoe
© Ann Archer
Lottie Mable Bledsoe
Obituary
White Cemetery
Garfield County, Oklahoma
Submitted by:
Glen
Anderson Funeral Home
Garber, Oklahoma
November 1970
Lottie Maudie [Beverlin] Bledsoe
June 5, 1892 ~ November 3, 1970
Maude B. Bledsoe, 78, died Tuesday in the home of her niece, Mrs Fred Bridges in Oklahoma City, following a long illness.
She was born near Elmsdale, Kansas and came to Oklahoma with her parents in 1894, settling southeast of Hunter.
In 1900 the family moved to a farm northeast of Garber and she lived there until moving to Tulsa in 1944.
During World War II she was employed by Douglas Aircraft in Tulsa and on 1950 she moved with her sister to Garber.
She is survived by her sister Mrs Hattie Little, Garber; two nieces, Mrs Fred Bridges, Oklahoma City and Mrs Delight Koch of Enid.
Funeral services will be at 2 pm Thursday in the Garber United Methodist Church with Rev Adrian Rae officiating.
Burial will be the Hunter Cemetery under the direction of The Anderson Funeral Home, Garber, Oklahoma.
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White Cemetery
Garfield County, Oklahoma
Submitted by: Glen
Anderson Funeral Home Garber, Oklahoma November 1970 June 5, 1892 ~ November 3, 1970 Maude B. Bledsoe, 78, died Tuesday in the home of her niece, Mrs Fred Bridges in Oklahoma City, following a long illness. She was born near Elmsdale, Kansas and came to Oklahoma with her parents in 1894, settling southeast of Hunter. In 1900 the family moved to a farm northeast of Garber and she lived there until moving to Tulsa in 1944. During World War II she was employed by Douglas Aircraft in Tulsa and on 1950 she moved with her sister to Garber. She is survived by her sister Mrs Hattie Little, Garber; two nieces, Mrs Fred Bridges, Oklahoma City and Mrs Delight Koch of Enid. Funeral services will be at 2 pm Thursday in the Garber United Methodist Church with Rev Adrian Rae officiating. Burial will be the Hunter Cemetery under the direction of The Anderson Funeral Home, Garber, Oklahoma. |