1900 - US Census - Justice Precinct 3, Brazos, Texas
Household ......................Role ........Sex ......Age Birthplace Birth Date
August Sunderman ........Head .......Male ....50 ..Indiana .....Dec 1850
Rosinda Sunderman ......Wife ........Female 50 ..Indiana ......Oct 1850
Herrman Sunderman ....Son ..........Male ....22 ..Iowa ..........Aug 1878
Lucinda Sunderman ......Daughter Female 16 ..Iowa ..........Jan 1884
Wilhelmina Sunderman Daughter Female 13 ..Nebraska ...Apr 1887
Anna Sunderman ...........Daughter Female 11 ..Nebraska ...Apr 1889
Emily Sunderman ..........Daughter Female 9 ....Nebraska ...Jul 1891
William Sunderman .......Son .........Male ....7 ....Nebraska ...Jan 1893
1910 - US Census -
Married: Nannie Belle Martin
March 8, 1915
1920 - US Census - Haskell Township, Coal, Oklahoma
Household ..................Role ..............Sex ......Age Birthplace
William G Sunderman Head .............Male ....27 ..Nebraska
Nannie B Sunderman .Wife ..............Female 24 ..Kentucky
Jewell P Sunderman ..Daughter ......Female 4 ....Oklahoma
Ruby Sunderman ........Daughter .....Female 0 ....Oklahoma
Nona B Martin .............Sister-in-law Female 15 ..Oklahoma
Nettie G Martin ............Sister-in-law Female 13 ..Oklahoma
The Sayre Headlight, Thursday Morning, February 23, 1922 pg 1
DESPONDENT MAN SHOOTS SELF
Wm. J. Sunderman, Near Hext, Shot
Himself Friday Afternoon.
Wm. J. Sunderman, residing near Hext, has been in very poor health for a year past, being unable to work the dread tubercolosis having fastened itself upon him, and physicians handing out no hope for him.
Friday forenoon he secured a target rifle and informed his wife that he would walk out over the farm and get a couple of rabbits. When he failed to return at noon a search started for him, but not until 4:30 was he found, and then his father and brother found him lying in the ditch along side the road, with a bullet hole through his forehead.
Officers and doctors were telephoned for from this city, he being still alive, but unconscious. He was brought to this city, and at Elk City. Neither the Sayre physicians nor those at the hospital were able to locate the bullet but it was ascertained that it had lodged in the brain.
He lingered until Sunday night, when he passed away. The remains were brought to this city, and funeral services held on Monday afternoon. Interment was at Doxey-Sayre cemetery. The bereaved family has the heartfelt sympathy of all Beckham county in their affliction.
The young man was 30 years of age, married and the father of three children. Since over- ____ ___ing health he has _____ _____ ______ father G. A. Sunderman, and this fact made him despondent , with the result that he had frequently threatened suicide.
Household ......................Role ........Sex ......Age Birthplace Birth Date
August Sunderman ........Head .......Male ....50 ..Indiana .....Dec 1850
Rosinda Sunderman ......Wife ........Female 50 ..Indiana ......Oct 1850
Herrman Sunderman ....Son ..........Male ....22 ..Iowa ..........Aug 1878
Lucinda Sunderman ......Daughter Female 16 ..Iowa ..........Jan 1884
Wilhelmina Sunderman Daughter Female 13 ..Nebraska ...Apr 1887
Anna Sunderman ...........Daughter Female 11 ..Nebraska ...Apr 1889
Emily Sunderman ..........Daughter Female 9 ....Nebraska ...Jul 1891
William Sunderman .......Son .........Male ....7 ....Nebraska ...Jan 1893
1910 - US Census -
Married: Nannie Belle Martin
March 8, 1915
1920 - US Census - Haskell Township, Coal, Oklahoma
Household ..................Role ..............Sex ......Age Birthplace
William G Sunderman Head .............Male ....27 ..Nebraska
Nannie B Sunderman .Wife ..............Female 24 ..Kentucky
Jewell P Sunderman ..Daughter ......Female 4 ....Oklahoma
Ruby Sunderman ........Daughter .....Female 0 ....Oklahoma
Nona B Martin .............Sister-in-law Female 15 ..Oklahoma
Nettie G Martin ............Sister-in-law Female 13 ..Oklahoma
The Sayre Headlight, Thursday Morning, February 23, 1922 pg 1
DESPONDENT MAN SHOOTS SELF
Wm. J. Sunderman, Near Hext, Shot
Himself Friday Afternoon.
Wm. J. Sunderman, residing near Hext, has been in very poor health for a year past, being unable to work the dread tubercolosis having fastened itself upon him, and physicians handing out no hope for him.
Friday forenoon he secured a target rifle and informed his wife that he would walk out over the farm and get a couple of rabbits. When he failed to return at noon a search started for him, but not until 4:30 was he found, and then his father and brother found him lying in the ditch along side the road, with a bullet hole through his forehead.
Officers and doctors were telephoned for from this city, he being still alive, but unconscious. He was brought to this city, and at Elk City. Neither the Sayre physicians nor those at the hospital were able to locate the bullet but it was ascertained that it had lodged in the brain.
He lingered until Sunday night, when he passed away. The remains were brought to this city, and funeral services held on Monday afternoon. Interment was at Doxey-Sayre cemetery. The bereaved family has the heartfelt sympathy of all Beckham county in their affliction.
The young man was 30 years of age, married and the father of three children. Since over- ____ ___ing health he has _____ _____ ______ father G. A. Sunderman, and this fact made him despondent , with the result that he had frequently threatened suicide.
1900 - US Census - Justice Precinct 3, Brazos, Texas
Household ......................Role ........Sex ......Age Birthplace Birth Date
August Sunderman ........Head .......Male ....50 ..Indiana .....Dec 1850
Rosinda Sunderman ......Wife ........Female 50 ..Indiana ......Oct 1850
Herrman Sunderman ....Son ..........Male ....22 ..Iowa ..........Aug 1878
Lucinda Sunderman ......Daughter Female 16 ..Iowa ..........Jan 1884
Wilhelmina Sunderman Daughter Female 13 ..Nebraska ...Apr 1887
Anna Sunderman ...........Daughter Female 11 ..Nebraska ...Apr 1889
Emily Sunderman ..........Daughter Female 9 ....Nebraska ...Jul 1891
William Sunderman .......Son .........Male ....7 ....Nebraska ...Jan 1893
1910 - US Census -
Married: Nannie Belle Martin
March 8, 1915
1920 - US Census - Haskell Township, Coal, Oklahoma
Household ..................Role ..............Sex ......Age Birthplace
William G Sunderman Head .............Male ....27 ..Nebraska
Nannie B Sunderman .Wife ..............Female 24 ..Kentucky
Jewell P Sunderman ..Daughter ......Female 4 ....Oklahoma
Ruby Sunderman ........Daughter .....Female 0 ....Oklahoma
Nona B Martin .............Sister-in-law Female 15 ..Oklahoma
Nettie G Martin ............Sister-in-law Female 13 ..Oklahoma
The Sayre Headlight, Thursday Morning, February 23, 1922 pg 1
DESPONDENT MAN SHOOTS SELF
Wm. J. Sunderman, Near Hext, Shot
Himself Friday Afternoon.
Wm. J. Sunderman, residing near Hext, has been in very poor health for a year past, being unable to work the dread tubercolosis having fastened itself upon him, and physicians handing out no hope for him.
Friday forenoon he secured a target rifle and informed his wife that he would walk out over the farm and get a couple of rabbits. When he failed to return at noon a search started for him, but not until 4:30 was he found, and then his father and brother found him lying in the ditch along side the road, with a bullet hole through his forehead.
Officers and doctors were telephoned for from this city, he being still alive, but unconscious. He was brought to this city, and at Elk City. Neither the Sayre physicians nor those at the hospital were able to locate the bullet but it was ascertained that it had lodged in the brain.
He lingered until Sunday night, when he passed away. The remains were brought to this city, and funeral services held on Monday afternoon. Interment was at Doxey-Sayre cemetery. The bereaved family has the heartfelt sympathy of all Beckham county in their affliction.
The young man was 30 years of age, married and the father of three children. Since over- ____ ___ing health he has _____ _____ ______ father G. A. Sunderman, and this fact made him despondent , with the result that he had frequently threatened suicide.
Household ......................Role ........Sex ......Age Birthplace Birth Date
August Sunderman ........Head .......Male ....50 ..Indiana .....Dec 1850
Rosinda Sunderman ......Wife ........Female 50 ..Indiana ......Oct 1850
Herrman Sunderman ....Son ..........Male ....22 ..Iowa ..........Aug 1878
Lucinda Sunderman ......Daughter Female 16 ..Iowa ..........Jan 1884
Wilhelmina Sunderman Daughter Female 13 ..Nebraska ...Apr 1887
Anna Sunderman ...........Daughter Female 11 ..Nebraska ...Apr 1889
Emily Sunderman ..........Daughter Female 9 ....Nebraska ...Jul 1891
William Sunderman .......Son .........Male ....7 ....Nebraska ...Jan 1893
1910 - US Census -
Married: Nannie Belle Martin
March 8, 1915
1920 - US Census - Haskell Township, Coal, Oklahoma
Household ..................Role ..............Sex ......Age Birthplace
William G Sunderman Head .............Male ....27 ..Nebraska
Nannie B Sunderman .Wife ..............Female 24 ..Kentucky
Jewell P Sunderman ..Daughter ......Female 4 ....Oklahoma
Ruby Sunderman ........Daughter .....Female 0 ....Oklahoma
Nona B Martin .............Sister-in-law Female 15 ..Oklahoma
Nettie G Martin ............Sister-in-law Female 13 ..Oklahoma
The Sayre Headlight, Thursday Morning, February 23, 1922 pg 1
DESPONDENT MAN SHOOTS SELF
Wm. J. Sunderman, Near Hext, Shot
Himself Friday Afternoon.
Wm. J. Sunderman, residing near Hext, has been in very poor health for a year past, being unable to work the dread tubercolosis having fastened itself upon him, and physicians handing out no hope for him.
Friday forenoon he secured a target rifle and informed his wife that he would walk out over the farm and get a couple of rabbits. When he failed to return at noon a search started for him, but not until 4:30 was he found, and then his father and brother found him lying in the ditch along side the road, with a bullet hole through his forehead.
Officers and doctors were telephoned for from this city, he being still alive, but unconscious. He was brought to this city, and at Elk City. Neither the Sayre physicians nor those at the hospital were able to locate the bullet but it was ascertained that it had lodged in the brain.
He lingered until Sunday night, when he passed away. The remains were brought to this city, and funeral services held on Monday afternoon. Interment was at Doxey-Sayre cemetery. The bereaved family has the heartfelt sympathy of all Beckham county in their affliction.
The young man was 30 years of age, married and the father of three children. Since over- ____ ___ing health he has _____ _____ ______ father G. A. Sunderman, and this fact made him despondent , with the result that he had frequently threatened suicide.
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