Dr "Ott" MAY married Mary Alice BROOKS on 12 Oct 1899 in Carter OK. They had two children: Dagmar (dau) & Paul E. MAY.
OBITUARY: The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City OK, 2 Feb 1928
Headline: Noted Physician Of Early Days Is Dead (Thursday)
Okemah, Feb. 1 - One of the most widely known early settlers in Okfuskee county, one of the first "country doctors," was lost to Okemah in the death recently of Dr. Hugh Arthur May, 62 years old. He came here in 1902. He arrived in Indian Territory in 1900 and in 1902 married Alice Brooks.
OBITUARY: The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City OK, 2 Feb 1928
Headline: Noted Physician Of Early Days Is Dead (Thursday)
Okemah, Feb. 1 - One of the most widely known early settlers in Okfuskee county, one of the first "country doctors," was lost to Okemah in the death recently of Dr. Hugh Arthur May, 62 years old. He came here in 1902. He arrived in Indian Territory in 1900 and in 1902 married Alice Brooks.
Dr "Ott" MAY married Mary Alice BROOKS on 12 Oct 1899 in Carter OK. They had two children: Dagmar (dau) & Paul E. MAY.
OBITUARY: The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City OK, 2 Feb 1928
Headline: Noted Physician Of Early Days Is Dead (Thursday)
Okemah, Feb. 1 - One of the most widely known early settlers in Okfuskee county, one of the first "country doctors," was lost to Okemah in the death recently of Dr. Hugh Arthur May, 62 years old. He came here in 1902. He arrived in Indian Territory in 1900 and in 1902 married Alice Brooks.
OBITUARY: The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City OK, 2 Feb 1928
Headline: Noted Physician Of Early Days Is Dead (Thursday)
Okemah, Feb. 1 - One of the most widely known early settlers in Okfuskee county, one of the first "country doctors," was lost to Okemah in the death recently of Dr. Hugh Arthur May, 62 years old. He came here in 1902. He arrived in Indian Territory in 1900 and in 1902 married Alice Brooks.
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