The following family members are lying in rest together, north to south:
Mary Magdalene Knapp
Nora C Knapp Hinchey
Ora Mae Knapp Blankenship
A.J. "Jack" Knapp
William Walter Knapp
Tom Knapp
Printed in The Davis News on Nov. 23, 1933; Reprinted with permission
Jack Knapp Dies
After Brief Illness
Jack A. Knapp, blacksmith, aged 56 years, died early Sunday morning after a few hours' illness. Acute indigestion was believed to have caused his death.
He was stricken ill Saturday afternoon. Getting no better he was taken by ambulance to the hospital at Sulphur about 2 a.m. where he lived only a short time.
The funeral was held at the family home in this city Monday at 2:30, and was conducted by Rev. S. M. Abston, followed by interment in Green Hill cemetery.
Mr. Knapp was born near Tishomingo, and spent most of his life in what is now Southern Oklahoma. He lived at Lexington, Okla., a long time. For several years he has been connected with blacksmith shops in Davis. He is survived by his wife, also three sons and three daughters by a former marriage, namely: Wm. and Ernest Knapp, Lindsay, Okla., and Charley Knapp, Davis; Mrs. Ira Blankenship, Anadarko; Mrs. George Hinchey, Davis, and Mrs. Iva Brashears, living near Davis. He leaves two brothers, W. W. Knapp, Davis, and Tom Knapp, Sulphur.
Hutchins & Sons Funeral Home Record
Name: Jack A. Knapp
Place of death: Williamson Hospital, Sulphur, Murray, Okla.
Occupation: Self-employed Black Smith
Date of burial: Nov 20, 1933
Name of Minister: S.A. Abston
Time of Funeral Service: 2:30
Place of Funeral Service: Will Knapp House
Brothers:
William Walter Knapp (1871 - 1942)
Charles Thomas "Tom" Knapp (1882 - 1945)
Mary Magdalene Knapp
Nora C Knapp Hinchey
Ora Mae Knapp Blankenship
A.J. "Jack" Knapp
William Walter Knapp
Tom Knapp
Printed in The Davis News on Nov. 23, 1933; Reprinted with permission
Jack Knapp Dies
After Brief Illness
Jack A. Knapp, blacksmith, aged 56 years, died early Sunday morning after a few hours' illness. Acute indigestion was believed to have caused his death.
He was stricken ill Saturday afternoon. Getting no better he was taken by ambulance to the hospital at Sulphur about 2 a.m. where he lived only a short time.
The funeral was held at the family home in this city Monday at 2:30, and was conducted by Rev. S. M. Abston, followed by interment in Green Hill cemetery.
Mr. Knapp was born near Tishomingo, and spent most of his life in what is now Southern Oklahoma. He lived at Lexington, Okla., a long time. For several years he has been connected with blacksmith shops in Davis. He is survived by his wife, also three sons and three daughters by a former marriage, namely: Wm. and Ernest Knapp, Lindsay, Okla., and Charley Knapp, Davis; Mrs. Ira Blankenship, Anadarko; Mrs. George Hinchey, Davis, and Mrs. Iva Brashears, living near Davis. He leaves two brothers, W. W. Knapp, Davis, and Tom Knapp, Sulphur.
Hutchins & Sons Funeral Home Record
Name: Jack A. Knapp
Place of death: Williamson Hospital, Sulphur, Murray, Okla.
Occupation: Self-employed Black Smith
Date of burial: Nov 20, 1933
Name of Minister: S.A. Abston
Time of Funeral Service: 2:30
Place of Funeral Service: Will Knapp House
Brothers:
William Walter Knapp (1871 - 1942)
Charles Thomas "Tom" Knapp (1882 - 1945)
The following family members are lying in rest together, north to south:
Mary Magdalene Knapp
Nora C Knapp Hinchey
Ora Mae Knapp Blankenship
A.J. "Jack" Knapp
William Walter Knapp
Tom Knapp
Printed in The Davis News on Nov. 23, 1933; Reprinted with permission
Jack Knapp Dies
After Brief Illness
Jack A. Knapp, blacksmith, aged 56 years, died early Sunday morning after a few hours' illness. Acute indigestion was believed to have caused his death.
He was stricken ill Saturday afternoon. Getting no better he was taken by ambulance to the hospital at Sulphur about 2 a.m. where he lived only a short time.
The funeral was held at the family home in this city Monday at 2:30, and was conducted by Rev. S. M. Abston, followed by interment in Green Hill cemetery.
Mr. Knapp was born near Tishomingo, and spent most of his life in what is now Southern Oklahoma. He lived at Lexington, Okla., a long time. For several years he has been connected with blacksmith shops in Davis. He is survived by his wife, also three sons and three daughters by a former marriage, namely: Wm. and Ernest Knapp, Lindsay, Okla., and Charley Knapp, Davis; Mrs. Ira Blankenship, Anadarko; Mrs. George Hinchey, Davis, and Mrs. Iva Brashears, living near Davis. He leaves two brothers, W. W. Knapp, Davis, and Tom Knapp, Sulphur.
Hutchins & Sons Funeral Home Record
Name: Jack A. Knapp
Place of death: Williamson Hospital, Sulphur, Murray, Okla.
Occupation: Self-employed Black Smith
Date of burial: Nov 20, 1933
Name of Minister: S.A. Abston
Time of Funeral Service: 2:30
Place of Funeral Service: Will Knapp House
Brothers:
William Walter Knapp (1871 - 1942)
Charles Thomas "Tom" Knapp (1882 - 1945)
Mary Magdalene Knapp
Nora C Knapp Hinchey
Ora Mae Knapp Blankenship
A.J. "Jack" Knapp
William Walter Knapp
Tom Knapp
Printed in The Davis News on Nov. 23, 1933; Reprinted with permission
Jack Knapp Dies
After Brief Illness
Jack A. Knapp, blacksmith, aged 56 years, died early Sunday morning after a few hours' illness. Acute indigestion was believed to have caused his death.
He was stricken ill Saturday afternoon. Getting no better he was taken by ambulance to the hospital at Sulphur about 2 a.m. where he lived only a short time.
The funeral was held at the family home in this city Monday at 2:30, and was conducted by Rev. S. M. Abston, followed by interment in Green Hill cemetery.
Mr. Knapp was born near Tishomingo, and spent most of his life in what is now Southern Oklahoma. He lived at Lexington, Okla., a long time. For several years he has been connected with blacksmith shops in Davis. He is survived by his wife, also three sons and three daughters by a former marriage, namely: Wm. and Ernest Knapp, Lindsay, Okla., and Charley Knapp, Davis; Mrs. Ira Blankenship, Anadarko; Mrs. George Hinchey, Davis, and Mrs. Iva Brashears, living near Davis. He leaves two brothers, W. W. Knapp, Davis, and Tom Knapp, Sulphur.
Hutchins & Sons Funeral Home Record
Name: Jack A. Knapp
Place of death: Williamson Hospital, Sulphur, Murray, Okla.
Occupation: Self-employed Black Smith
Date of burial: Nov 20, 1933
Name of Minister: S.A. Abston
Time of Funeral Service: 2:30
Place of Funeral Service: Will Knapp House
Brothers:
William Walter Knapp (1871 - 1942)
Charles Thomas "Tom" Knapp (1882 - 1945)
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