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 Mae Farron <I>House</I> Black

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Mae Farron House Black

Birth
Death
5 Apr 1974
Burial
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, USA
Plot
Section 4, Lot 2d SWC 1134
Memorial ID
79291751 View Source
Mae was described to me by a cousin who knew her as an upbeat lady who enjoyed being around children. I marvel at her ability to be upbeat as she had what I perceive as disheartening events in her life, that were well beyond her control. Shortly after her birth her father died and when she was about 10 her mother remarried. Shortly after that her step-father died. When she was 25 she married Robert Black. I know of no children born to them, but when Mae was 38 Robert died in a tragic accident in the oil fields where he worked.

Mae had worked as a beautician before they married and when Robert died she converted a garage to establish her own beauty shop that she called Farron Beauty Salon. Mae was good-natured and a hard-working lady. At one time Mae's mother and her aunt Mayce lived with her and Mae took care of her mother Jessie Berry. Physically she was a small-framed lady, thin built with ash-blonde hair with a reddish tinge. She had toy Chihuahuas, and one of them she called Sadie. This is a lady I wish I had had the pleasure of knowing personally.

Mae's parents were Thomas House and Jessie May Rogers.
Mae was described to me by a cousin who knew her as an upbeat lady who enjoyed being around children. I marvel at her ability to be upbeat as she had what I perceive as disheartening events in her life, that were well beyond her control. Shortly after her birth her father died and when she was about 10 her mother remarried. Shortly after that her step-father died. When she was 25 she married Robert Black. I know of no children born to them, but when Mae was 38 Robert died in a tragic accident in the oil fields where he worked.

Mae had worked as a beautician before they married and when Robert died she converted a garage to establish her own beauty shop that she called Farron Beauty Salon. Mae was good-natured and a hard-working lady. At one time Mae's mother and her aunt Mayce lived with her and Mae took care of her mother Jessie Berry. Physically she was a small-framed lady, thin built with ash-blonde hair with a reddish tinge. She had toy Chihuahuas, and one of them she called Sadie. This is a lady I wish I had had the pleasure of knowing personally.

Mae's parents were Thomas House and Jessie May Rogers.

Bio by: Susan Roach



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  • Maintained by: Donna Stricklan Whitaker
  • Originally Created by: Janet LaMotte, MHR
  • Added: 
  • Find a Grave Memorial ID: 79291751
  • Find a Grave, database and images (: accessed ), memorial page for Mae Farron House Black (9 Sep 1901–5 Apr 1974), Find a Grave Memorial ID 79291751, citing Rose Hill Burial Park, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, USA; Maintained by Donna Stricklan Whitaker (contributor 4308835).