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Minco, Oklahoma January 30, 1941 November 28, 1890 ~January 26, 1941 Funeral services were held at the Baptist Church in Minco Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 for Nrs Ina Bell Ward. Rev A. S. Kattner, pastor of the Methodist Church of Minco, officiated in the services. Burial was in the Evergreen Cemetery at Minco. Mrs Ward was born November 28, 1890, to William Houston & Mary Elizabeth Estes in the old Indian Territory near Hartshorne, and died January 26 at Tuttle, after a three year illness. She was 50 years and 29 days old. When a small child Mrs Ward moved with her parents to Collinsville, OK, February 8, 1909. She was married to A. B. Ward. She then with her family moved to Henrietta, OK. About 11 years ago with her family she came to Minco. Mrs Ward was reared in the Methodist Church. To Mr and Mrs Ward were born eight children of whom three preceded her in death, two in infancy and one son at 18 years of age. She leaves her husband, three sons and two daughters: Mrs Clara Brazell and Joseph Ward of Miami, Ariz, Sidney Ward and Roscoe Ward of Fort Sill, and Mrs Mary Hyden of Tuttle; two brothers, James C. Estes of Henrietta, and Dewey Otes Estes of Oregon, and one sister, Mrs Bertha Little of Henriett; and 10 grandchildren |
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