Mary Louise Holeman Aulds / Auld 1862-1936
Mary Louise Holeman was born in 1862 in Illinois, a daughter of Mary Ann 'Ellis' and William Bill Holeman. Mary was born in a time of our American Civil War. From the dates and locations, it is envisioned the family traveled to Illinois for the mother Mary to give birth to Mary while father William was in the "civil war", as Missouri was in a turmoil.
Mary Holeman married M. J. Auld (Michael James) December 22, 1887 in Montague, Texas. FHL Film Number 1024888.
The online cemetery transcriptions were researched and did not find Mrs. Mary Auld/s internment even though the newspaper said Dixie. Buried in Dixie Cemetery are other Aulds; brother and sister-in-law are Rose Lee (Burnes) and William Henry Holeman (FG # 18255854); son Holly Aulds (1892-1970), and son Loney for Leon Auld/s no dates on marker. A sister Nancy Jane Auld/s is in Weaver Chapel FG # 24422821.
Using a search of memorials in Stephens County for Auld (s), there are several memorials.
...This memorial was originally entered from an obituary published in the Ardmoreite, Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma on Monday, July 13, 1936. No headstone was observed...
"Ardmore Daily Ardmoreite (Newspaper) - July 13, 1936, Ardmore, Oklahoma
Monday, July 13, 1936
"City Woman Passes Away … Mrs. Mary Louisa Aulds Dies at home of daughter, Mrs. Ollie Ward.
Mrs. Mary Louisa Aulds, a resident for nearly 40 years, died Monday at the home of her daughter. The funeral will be at Dixie Tuesday at 4 pm. with burial arranged by the Bettes funeral home of this city. In addition to the daughter here she is survived by four sons. Holly, Lonzo and Fred, all of Ardmore. She has a sister, Mrs. Nancy Aulds, and a brother, Henry Holman, who live at Duncan, and several grandchildren. "
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History Note: from Carol EJ. 2023
The Dixie post office was closed in 1931, the last remaining store at Dixie was closed about 1940 and the Dixie School was closed in 1941. Now, after the passing of more than seventy-five years the land along state highway 89 that was once occupied by town of Dixie has been fully reclaimed by nature. No sign of the once vital farm supply town exists, not even an historical marker
http://www.dixiecemetery.net/history_R1.pdf
The Dixie Cemetery had legal problems through the years. This article explains.
Mary Louise Holeman was born in 1862 in Illinois, a daughter of Mary Ann 'Ellis' and William Bill Holeman. Mary was born in a time of our American Civil War. From the dates and locations, it is envisioned the family traveled to Illinois for the mother Mary to give birth to Mary while father William was in the "civil war", as Missouri was in a turmoil.
Mary Holeman married M. J. Auld (Michael James) December 22, 1887 in Montague, Texas. FHL Film Number 1024888.
The online cemetery transcriptions were researched and did not find Mrs. Mary Auld/s internment even though the newspaper said Dixie. Buried in Dixie Cemetery are other Aulds; brother and sister-in-law are Rose Lee (Burnes) and William Henry Holeman (FG # 18255854); son Holly Aulds (1892-1970), and son Loney for Leon Auld/s no dates on marker. A sister Nancy Jane Auld/s is in Weaver Chapel FG # 24422821.
Using a search of memorials in Stephens County for Auld (s), there are several memorials.
...This memorial was originally entered from an obituary published in the Ardmoreite, Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma on Monday, July 13, 1936. No headstone was observed...
"Ardmore Daily Ardmoreite (Newspaper) - July 13, 1936, Ardmore, Oklahoma
Monday, July 13, 1936
"City Woman Passes Away … Mrs. Mary Louisa Aulds Dies at home of daughter, Mrs. Ollie Ward.
Mrs. Mary Louisa Aulds, a resident for nearly 40 years, died Monday at the home of her daughter. The funeral will be at Dixie Tuesday at 4 pm. with burial arranged by the Bettes funeral home of this city. In addition to the daughter here she is survived by four sons. Holly, Lonzo and Fred, all of Ardmore. She has a sister, Mrs. Nancy Aulds, and a brother, Henry Holman, who live at Duncan, and several grandchildren. "
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History Note: from Carol EJ. 2023
The Dixie post office was closed in 1931, the last remaining store at Dixie was closed about 1940 and the Dixie School was closed in 1941. Now, after the passing of more than seventy-five years the land along state highway 89 that was once occupied by town of Dixie has been fully reclaimed by nature. No sign of the once vital farm supply town exists, not even an historical marker
http://www.dixiecemetery.net/history_R1.pdf
The Dixie Cemetery had legal problems through the years. This article explains.
Mary Louise Holeman Aulds / Auld 1862-1936
Mary Louise Holeman was born in 1862 in Illinois, a daughter of Mary Ann 'Ellis' and William Bill Holeman. Mary was born in a time of our American Civil War. From the dates and locations, it is envisioned the family traveled to Illinois for the mother Mary to give birth to Mary while father William was in the "civil war", as Missouri was in a turmoil.
Mary Holeman married M. J. Auld (Michael James) December 22, 1887 in Montague, Texas. FHL Film Number 1024888.
The online cemetery transcriptions were researched and did not find Mrs. Mary Auld/s internment even though the newspaper said Dixie. Buried in Dixie Cemetery are other Aulds; brother and sister-in-law are Rose Lee (Burnes) and William Henry Holeman (FG # 18255854); son Holly Aulds (1892-1970), and son Loney for Leon Auld/s no dates on marker. A sister Nancy Jane Auld/s is in Weaver Chapel FG # 24422821.
Using a search of memorials in Stephens County for Auld (s), there are several memorials.
...This memorial was originally entered from an obituary published in the Ardmoreite, Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma on Monday, July 13, 1936. No headstone was observed...
"Ardmore Daily Ardmoreite (Newspaper) - July 13, 1936, Ardmore, Oklahoma
Monday, July 13, 1936
"City Woman Passes Away … Mrs. Mary Louisa Aulds Dies at home of daughter, Mrs. Ollie Ward.
Mrs. Mary Louisa Aulds, a resident for nearly 40 years, died Monday at the home of her daughter. The funeral will be at Dixie Tuesday at 4 pm. with burial arranged by the Bettes funeral home of this city. In addition to the daughter here she is survived by four sons. Holly, Lonzo and Fred, all of Ardmore. She has a sister, Mrs. Nancy Aulds, and a brother, Henry Holman, who live at Duncan, and several grandchildren. "
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History Note: from Carol EJ. 2023
The Dixie post office was closed in 1931, the last remaining store at Dixie was closed about 1940 and the Dixie School was closed in 1941. Now, after the passing of more than seventy-five years the land along state highway 89 that was once occupied by town of Dixie has been fully reclaimed by nature. No sign of the once vital farm supply town exists, not even an historical marker
http://www.dixiecemetery.net/history_R1.pdf
The Dixie Cemetery had legal problems through the years. This article explains.
Mary Louise Holeman was born in 1862 in Illinois, a daughter of Mary Ann 'Ellis' and William Bill Holeman. Mary was born in a time of our American Civil War. From the dates and locations, it is envisioned the family traveled to Illinois for the mother Mary to give birth to Mary while father William was in the "civil war", as Missouri was in a turmoil.
Mary Holeman married M. J. Auld (Michael James) December 22, 1887 in Montague, Texas. FHL Film Number 1024888.
The online cemetery transcriptions were researched and did not find Mrs. Mary Auld/s internment even though the newspaper said Dixie. Buried in Dixie Cemetery are other Aulds; brother and sister-in-law are Rose Lee (Burnes) and William Henry Holeman (FG # 18255854); son Holly Aulds (1892-1970), and son Loney for Leon Auld/s no dates on marker. A sister Nancy Jane Auld/s is in Weaver Chapel FG # 24422821.
Using a search of memorials in Stephens County for Auld (s), there are several memorials.
...This memorial was originally entered from an obituary published in the Ardmoreite, Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma on Monday, July 13, 1936. No headstone was observed...
"Ardmore Daily Ardmoreite (Newspaper) - July 13, 1936, Ardmore, Oklahoma
Monday, July 13, 1936
"City Woman Passes Away … Mrs. Mary Louisa Aulds Dies at home of daughter, Mrs. Ollie Ward.
Mrs. Mary Louisa Aulds, a resident for nearly 40 years, died Monday at the home of her daughter. The funeral will be at Dixie Tuesday at 4 pm. with burial arranged by the Bettes funeral home of this city. In addition to the daughter here she is survived by four sons. Holly, Lonzo and Fred, all of Ardmore. She has a sister, Mrs. Nancy Aulds, and a brother, Henry Holman, who live at Duncan, and several grandchildren. "
# # #
History Note: from Carol EJ. 2023
The Dixie post office was closed in 1931, the last remaining store at Dixie was closed about 1940 and the Dixie School was closed in 1941. Now, after the passing of more than seventy-five years the land along state highway 89 that was once occupied by town of Dixie has been fully reclaimed by nature. No sign of the once vital farm supply town exists, not even an historical marker
http://www.dixiecemetery.net/history_R1.pdf
The Dixie Cemetery had legal problems through the years. This article explains.
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