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Cushing, Oklahoma February 1967 January 24, 1874 ~ February 1967 Charles C. Carnahan, 93, a retired farmer, died in Cushing Hospital Sunday. The funeral service was today in the Memorial Chapel of the Davis Funeral Home. Rev. Lyman Eggner, pastor of the First Methodist Church, officiated. Interment, under the direction of the Davis Funeral Home, was in the Harrell Cemetery. Mr. Carnahan was born January 24,1874 at Mc Comb, Illinois. He came to Oklahoma in 1892 settling near Drumright & had lived in Drumright and Cushing areas since that time. December 30,1896 he was married to Barbara Hermanstorfer at Chandler & she preceded him in death February 9, 1956. Relatives who survive are: Mrs. Harry Baker & Mrs. Paul Rayson of Cushing; Mrs. A.C. Murphy of Tulsa; Mrs. Opal Dillman of Stillwater; one son, Ray Carnahan of Kilgore, Texas; two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Hermanstorfer of Keota, Iowa, Mrs. Parmer Van Fleet of Orange,Calif. Charles C. Carnahan died 19 Feb 1967, and was the son of Sephroneous C. Carnahan b. 1842 in Clinton co. Ohio,and Sarah Jane David b. 1848 in Mc Donough co. Ill. |
Cushing, Oklahoma Friday, March 31, 1899 February 7, 1883 ~ March 28, 1899 Died: On Saturday night, March 25th, Stone Carnahan, the 17 year old son of Mr & Mrs S. Carnahan, who have a ranch in the creek country, east of here. Stone had been sick at the Cushing Hotel for over five weeks with spinal meningitis, and notwithstanding the loving care and devoted attentions of his parents who were constantly at his side ministering to his wants, the young sufferer was at last compelled to give up the struggle for life and health and seek relief in "That mysterious realm from whose journey no traveler returns." Stone had many friends here both young and old who deeply sympathize with the bereaved family over the loss of their son and brother. The funeral service was held at the M. E. Church by Rev Austin after which the remains were taken to the cemetery 4 miles south east of here followed by numbers of the friends of the deceased and his parents. |
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