Advertisement

Josiah “Joe” Crawford

Advertisement

Josiah “Joe” Crawford

Birth
Kentucky, USA
Death
5 Jul 1958 (aged 84)
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, USA
Burial
Spencer, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, USA Add to Map
Plot
Sec. 1, Lot 5A, Sp. 3
Memorial ID
View Source
He came by wagon to Oklahoma with his father, to Pauls Valley, and was with his father when he filed his land claim in the new territory. His father owned land where part of the Kolb Cemetery is now located. Joe lived at times in Spencer (previously Munger), and also on Frisco Street in the city. Joe was a barber, and had several shops in Oklahoma City, one on Main Street and another on Shartel. At the time of his death, he lived at 1411 SW 26th Street in Oklahoma City, which was built ca. 1914-1916 by his wife's brother, Tom Casey. The family attended the Kentucky Ave. Baptist Church. Joe was very meticulous in his personal appearance, and despised getting his shined shoes muddy walking home from the bus or trolley stop, as the neighborhood had no sidewalks. In addition to his impeccable dress, he sported a mustache, and played a mean fiddle, quite often at local square dances.

Linked to his parents, and cemetery plot description added on 14 November 2012, as per suggestion.
He came by wagon to Oklahoma with his father, to Pauls Valley, and was with his father when he filed his land claim in the new territory. His father owned land where part of the Kolb Cemetery is now located. Joe lived at times in Spencer (previously Munger), and also on Frisco Street in the city. Joe was a barber, and had several shops in Oklahoma City, one on Main Street and another on Shartel. At the time of his death, he lived at 1411 SW 26th Street in Oklahoma City, which was built ca. 1914-1916 by his wife's brother, Tom Casey. The family attended the Kentucky Ave. Baptist Church. Joe was very meticulous in his personal appearance, and despised getting his shined shoes muddy walking home from the bus or trolley stop, as the neighborhood had no sidewalks. In addition to his impeccable dress, he sported a mustache, and played a mean fiddle, quite often at local square dances.

Linked to his parents, and cemetery plot description added on 14 November 2012, as per suggestion.

Inscription

89er

Gravesite Details

Single marker.



Sponsored by Ancestry

Advertisement