Walter Hamilton married Bertha Mae Smith on Jul 18 1910, they had 8 children together. She was born 30 Nov 1894 • Indian Territory, OK and died 12 Jun 1923. Her father, James Edward Smith is buried here too. MEMORIAL ID 185699244.
Myrtle Lucille (1911-1990) James Edward (1913-1914) Troy Lee (1915-1916) Roy Dee (1915-1984) Velva Jewell (1917-1977) Louie Everett (1918-1977) Vernie Mae (1920-2010) Leonard Wayne (1921-1959)
Funeral for Leonard Hamilton, 37-year-old service manager for Dunn & Bradstreet Inc., will be at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in the Capitol Hill funeral home chapel with burial at Harrah Cemetery.
Mr. Hamilton died Sunday at his home in Oklahoma City.
Born in Oklahoma City, he graduated from Capitol Hill high school in 1940. He went to work for Dunn & Bradstreet shortly after graduation. Except for three years working in the Topeka, Kansas office and three years with the marines during World War II, Hamilton lived in Oklahoma City.
He was a member of the Central Congregational church in Topeka.
Survivors are his wife, Vada, daughters, Sharon Kay and Joyce Anne and son, James Leonard, all of the home, brothers, Roy and Louie, of Dumas, Texas and sisters, Mrs. Andy Reed of Dumas, Mrs. J. M. Vestal of Fontana, California and Mrs. E. V. Brock of Muncie, Indiana.
{Published in the Oklahoman Tuesday, January 20, 1959}
Myrtle Lucille (1911-1990) James Edward (1913-1914) Troy Lee (1915-1916) Roy Dee (1915-1984) Velva Jewell (1917-1977) Louie Everett (1918-1977) Vernie Mae (1920-2010) Leonard Wayne (1921-1959)
Funeral for Leonard Hamilton, 37-year-old service manager for Dunn & Bradstreet Inc., will be at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in the Capitol Hill funeral home chapel with burial at Harrah Cemetery.
Mr. Hamilton died Sunday at his home in Oklahoma City.
Born in Oklahoma City, he graduated from Capitol Hill high school in 1940. He went to work for Dunn & Bradstreet shortly after graduation. Except for three years working in the Topeka, Kansas office and three years with the marines during World War II, Hamilton lived in Oklahoma City.
He was a member of the Central Congregational church in Topeka.
Survivors are his wife, Vada, daughters, Sharon Kay and Joyce Anne and son, James Leonard, all of the home, brothers, Roy and Louie, of Dumas, Texas and sisters, Mrs. Andy Reed of Dumas, Mrs. J. M. Vestal of Fontana, California and Mrs. E. V. Brock of Muncie, Indiana.
{Published in the Oklahoman Tuesday, January 20, 1959}
Walter Hamilton married Bertha Mae Smith on Jul 18 1910, they had 8 children together. She was born 30 Nov 1894 • Indian Territory, OK and died 12 Jun 1923. Her father, James Edward Smith is buried here too. MEMORIAL ID 185699244.
Myrtle Lucille (1911-1990) James Edward (1913-1914) Troy Lee (1915-1916) Roy Dee (1915-1984) Velva Jewell (1917-1977) Louie Everett (1918-1977) Vernie Mae (1920-2010) Leonard Wayne (1921-1959)
Funeral for Leonard Hamilton, 37-year-old service manager for Dunn & Bradstreet Inc., will be at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in the Capitol Hill funeral home chapel with burial at Harrah Cemetery.
Mr. Hamilton died Sunday at his home in Oklahoma City.
Born in Oklahoma City, he graduated from Capitol Hill high school in 1940. He went to work for Dunn & Bradstreet shortly after graduation. Except for three years working in the Topeka, Kansas office and three years with the marines during World War II, Hamilton lived in Oklahoma City.
He was a member of the Central Congregational church in Topeka.
Survivors are his wife, Vada, daughters, Sharon Kay and Joyce Anne and son, James Leonard, all of the home, brothers, Roy and Louie, of Dumas, Texas and sisters, Mrs. Andy Reed of Dumas, Mrs. J. M. Vestal of Fontana, California and Mrs. E. V. Brock of Muncie, Indiana.
{Published in the Oklahoman Tuesday, January 20, 1959}
Myrtle Lucille (1911-1990) James Edward (1913-1914) Troy Lee (1915-1916) Roy Dee (1915-1984) Velva Jewell (1917-1977) Louie Everett (1918-1977) Vernie Mae (1920-2010) Leonard Wayne (1921-1959)
Funeral for Leonard Hamilton, 37-year-old service manager for Dunn & Bradstreet Inc., will be at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in the Capitol Hill funeral home chapel with burial at Harrah Cemetery.
Mr. Hamilton died Sunday at his home in Oklahoma City.
Born in Oklahoma City, he graduated from Capitol Hill high school in 1940. He went to work for Dunn & Bradstreet shortly after graduation. Except for three years working in the Topeka, Kansas office and three years with the marines during World War II, Hamilton lived in Oklahoma City.
He was a member of the Central Congregational church in Topeka.
Survivors are his wife, Vada, daughters, Sharon Kay and Joyce Anne and son, James Leonard, all of the home, brothers, Roy and Louie, of Dumas, Texas and sisters, Mrs. Andy Reed of Dumas, Mrs. J. M. Vestal of Fontana, California and Mrs. E. V. Brock of Muncie, Indiana.
{Published in the Oklahoman Tuesday, January 20, 1959}
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