According to the 1910 Federal Census, Martha's husband, Thomas was living with their youngest son, William Lewis Alexander Hood in Turner Township, McIntosh County, Oklahoma. He was a widower. Martha died between 1900 and 1910.
It is my presumption that Martha and her husband, Thomas, are the Mr and Mrs Hood that were buried at Lerblance Cemetery and relocated to Greenlawn Cemetery when Eufala Lake was established. They would be buried in one of the unmarked graves in Section I.
It is my presumption that Martha and her husband, Thomas, are the Mr and Mrs Hood that were buried at Lerblance Cemetery and relocated to Greenlawn Cemetery when Eufala Lake was established. They would be buried in one of the unmarked graves in Section I.
According to the 1910 Federal Census, Martha's husband, Thomas was living with their youngest son, William Lewis Alexander Hood in Turner Township, McIntosh County, Oklahoma. He was a widower. Martha died between 1900 and 1910.
It is my presumption that Martha and her husband, Thomas, are the Mr and Mrs Hood that were buried at Lerblance Cemetery and relocated to Greenlawn Cemetery when Eufala Lake was established. They would be buried in one of the unmarked graves in Section I.
It is my presumption that Martha and her husband, Thomas, are the Mr and Mrs Hood that were buried at Lerblance Cemetery and relocated to Greenlawn Cemetery when Eufala Lake was established. They would be buried in one of the unmarked graves in Section I.
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