Obituary:
Mrs. Mary Alice Beathe was born in Woodson County, Kansas, May 8, 1867 and departed this life, November 2, 1948 at the age of 81 years, 5 months and 25 days.
She united with the United Brethen Church in girlhood and was a Christian to the end. On April 1, 1885 she was united in marriage to A. J. Beathe of Independence, Kansas. They made their home in Kansas a full year before coming to Oklahoima to live.
To this union were born seven children. One died infancy. The surviving are Will of Inoia, George of Claremore, Ida of Fairfax, Howard of Stratford, California, Cynthia of Harbor City, California and Pat of Lenmore, California. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. M. D. Pitts and Mrs. Cora Bretches, both of Independence, Kansas; 29 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren. several nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn her passing.
Out of town relatives who attended Mrs. Beathe funeral services included: Mr. and Mrs. Will Beathe and son R. L., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hester and children, Emma Jean, Geraldine, Leroy and Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Green and Lorene, all of Inola; Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buxton all of Fairfax, Oklahoma; Mrs. James Davis of Hominty, Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jackson of Cushing, Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Green of Coweta, Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Pitts, Mrs. Mabel Weldon of Independence, Kansas; Mrs. Ivan Pitts and son, Donald of Elk City, Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bretches, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dickens, all of Neosha, Kansas.
OBITUARY PROVIDED BY PHYLLIS (BRETCHES) BUCHANAN, WICHITA, KANSAS
"Aunt Allie was a small woman who was sassy and spoke whatever was on her mind. The one thing I remember most about Aunt Allie was the corn-cob pipe she smoked. It fascinated me as a child seeing a woman smoking a pipe."
EDNA LEE (BRETCHES) PARKER, personal comments about her mother'a sister.
The following was recorded on Tuesday, July 29, 1997 at the home of Edna (Bretches) Parker:
Edna: "Mom claimed when they lived in Independence (Kansas). Mom (Cora Bretches) was very fond of Aunt Allie, her sister. She claimed after Aunt Allie died that she woke up one night and the rocking chair was going. She went in and asked if it was Allie. This is what Mom said, ""I want to go with you. I don't what to stay here"". Aunt Allie supposedly said, ""It's not your time for you to go yet. You can't come with me"". Mom said she saw the rocking chair rock after that. I don't know. I know Mom had a vivid imagination".
RECORDED ON TAPE AND TRANSCRIBED BY RICHARD PARKER, 1997
The Karr Hotel appears to be the scene of most of the romamtic weddings in this city. Another runaway couple came in last night from Kansas and were married this morning by Esquire Woodward. The newly married pair were cousins, the groom being A. J. Beathe and the bride Miss M.A. Beathe.
CARTHAGE WEEKLY PRESS, April 2, 1885, provided by contributor I remember when, February 27, 2012.
1910 --- Township 4, Rogers County, Oklahoma:
A. J. Beathe 48 (head) - Mary 43 (wife) - Willie 20 (son) - George 17 (son) - Ida 15 (dau) - Howard 10 (son) - Cynthia 8 (dau) - Patrick 5 (son) --- Dwelling Number: 8 - Page: 151B -ED: 174 - Microfil Roll: 1273.
1920 --- Fogil Township, Rogers County, Oklahoma:
A. J. Beathe 58 (head) -- Mary Alice 52 (wife) -- George 27 (son) -- Howard 20 (son) -- Patrick 15 (son) --- Dwelling Number: 17 - Page: 103 - Microfilm Roll: 1482.
Mrs. Mary Alice Beathe was born in Woodson County, Kansas, May 8, 1867 and departed this life, November 2, 1948 at the age of 81 years, 5 months and 25 days.
She united with the United Brethen Church in girlhood and was a Christian to the end. On April 1, 1885 she was united in marriage to A. J. Beathe of Independence, Kansas. They made their home in Kansas a full year before coming to Oklahoima to live.
To this union were born seven children. One died infancy. The surviving are Will of Inoia, George of Claremore, Ida of Fairfax, Howard of Stratford, California, Cynthia of Harbor City, California and Pat of Lenmore, California. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. M. D. Pitts and Mrs. Cora Bretches, both of Independence, Kansas; 29 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren. several nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn her passing.
Out of town relatives who attended Mrs. Beathe funeral services included: Mr. and Mrs. Will Beathe and son R. L., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hester and children, Emma Jean, Geraldine, Leroy and Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Green and Lorene, all of Inola; Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buxton all of Fairfax, Oklahoma; Mrs. James Davis of Hominty, Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jackson of Cushing, Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Green of Coweta, Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Pitts, Mrs. Mabel Weldon of Independence, Kansas; Mrs. Ivan Pitts and son, Donald of Elk City, Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bretches, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dickens, all of Neosha, Kansas.
OBITUARY PROVIDED BY PHYLLIS (BRETCHES) BUCHANAN, WICHITA, KANSAS
"Aunt Allie was a small woman who was sassy and spoke whatever was on her mind. The one thing I remember most about Aunt Allie was the corn-cob pipe she smoked. It fascinated me as a child seeing a woman smoking a pipe."
EDNA LEE (BRETCHES) PARKER, personal comments about her mother'a sister.
The following was recorded on Tuesday, July 29, 1997 at the home of Edna (Bretches) Parker:
Edna: "Mom claimed when they lived in Independence (Kansas). Mom (Cora Bretches) was very fond of Aunt Allie, her sister. She claimed after Aunt Allie died that she woke up one night and the rocking chair was going. She went in and asked if it was Allie. This is what Mom said, ""I want to go with you. I don't what to stay here"". Aunt Allie supposedly said, ""It's not your time for you to go yet. You can't come with me"". Mom said she saw the rocking chair rock after that. I don't know. I know Mom had a vivid imagination".
RECORDED ON TAPE AND TRANSCRIBED BY RICHARD PARKER, 1997
The Karr Hotel appears to be the scene of most of the romamtic weddings in this city. Another runaway couple came in last night from Kansas and were married this morning by Esquire Woodward. The newly married pair were cousins, the groom being A. J. Beathe and the bride Miss M.A. Beathe.
CARTHAGE WEEKLY PRESS, April 2, 1885, provided by contributor I remember when, February 27, 2012.
1910 --- Township 4, Rogers County, Oklahoma:
A. J. Beathe 48 (head) - Mary 43 (wife) - Willie 20 (son) - George 17 (son) - Ida 15 (dau) - Howard 10 (son) - Cynthia 8 (dau) - Patrick 5 (son) --- Dwelling Number: 8 - Page: 151B -ED: 174 - Microfil Roll: 1273.
1920 --- Fogil Township, Rogers County, Oklahoma:
A. J. Beathe 58 (head) -- Mary Alice 52 (wife) -- George 27 (son) -- Howard 20 (son) -- Patrick 15 (son) --- Dwelling Number: 17 - Page: 103 - Microfilm Roll: 1482.
Obituary:
Mrs. Mary Alice Beathe was born in Woodson County, Kansas, May 8, 1867 and departed this life, November 2, 1948 at the age of 81 years, 5 months and 25 days.
She united with the United Brethen Church in girlhood and was a Christian to the end. On April 1, 1885 she was united in marriage to A. J. Beathe of Independence, Kansas. They made their home in Kansas a full year before coming to Oklahoima to live.
To this union were born seven children. One died infancy. The surviving are Will of Inoia, George of Claremore, Ida of Fairfax, Howard of Stratford, California, Cynthia of Harbor City, California and Pat of Lenmore, California. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. M. D. Pitts and Mrs. Cora Bretches, both of Independence, Kansas; 29 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren. several nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn her passing.
Out of town relatives who attended Mrs. Beathe funeral services included: Mr. and Mrs. Will Beathe and son R. L., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hester and children, Emma Jean, Geraldine, Leroy and Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Green and Lorene, all of Inola; Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buxton all of Fairfax, Oklahoma; Mrs. James Davis of Hominty, Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jackson of Cushing, Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Green of Coweta, Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Pitts, Mrs. Mabel Weldon of Independence, Kansas; Mrs. Ivan Pitts and son, Donald of Elk City, Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bretches, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dickens, all of Neosha, Kansas.
OBITUARY PROVIDED BY PHYLLIS (BRETCHES) BUCHANAN, WICHITA, KANSAS
"Aunt Allie was a small woman who was sassy and spoke whatever was on her mind. The one thing I remember most about Aunt Allie was the corn-cob pipe she smoked. It fascinated me as a child seeing a woman smoking a pipe."
EDNA LEE (BRETCHES) PARKER, personal comments about her mother'a sister.
The following was recorded on Tuesday, July 29, 1997 at the home of Edna (Bretches) Parker:
Edna: "Mom claimed when they lived in Independence (Kansas). Mom (Cora Bretches) was very fond of Aunt Allie, her sister. She claimed after Aunt Allie died that she woke up one night and the rocking chair was going. She went in and asked if it was Allie. This is what Mom said, ""I want to go with you. I don't what to stay here"". Aunt Allie supposedly said, ""It's not your time for you to go yet. You can't come with me"". Mom said she saw the rocking chair rock after that. I don't know. I know Mom had a vivid imagination".
RECORDED ON TAPE AND TRANSCRIBED BY RICHARD PARKER, 1997
The Karr Hotel appears to be the scene of most of the romamtic weddings in this city. Another runaway couple came in last night from Kansas and were married this morning by Esquire Woodward. The newly married pair were cousins, the groom being A. J. Beathe and the bride Miss M.A. Beathe.
CARTHAGE WEEKLY PRESS, April 2, 1885, provided by contributor I remember when, February 27, 2012.
1910 --- Township 4, Rogers County, Oklahoma:
A. J. Beathe 48 (head) - Mary 43 (wife) - Willie 20 (son) - George 17 (son) - Ida 15 (dau) - Howard 10 (son) - Cynthia 8 (dau) - Patrick 5 (son) --- Dwelling Number: 8 - Page: 151B -ED: 174 - Microfil Roll: 1273.
1920 --- Fogil Township, Rogers County, Oklahoma:
A. J. Beathe 58 (head) -- Mary Alice 52 (wife) -- George 27 (son) -- Howard 20 (son) -- Patrick 15 (son) --- Dwelling Number: 17 - Page: 103 - Microfilm Roll: 1482.
Mrs. Mary Alice Beathe was born in Woodson County, Kansas, May 8, 1867 and departed this life, November 2, 1948 at the age of 81 years, 5 months and 25 days.
She united with the United Brethen Church in girlhood and was a Christian to the end. On April 1, 1885 she was united in marriage to A. J. Beathe of Independence, Kansas. They made their home in Kansas a full year before coming to Oklahoima to live.
To this union were born seven children. One died infancy. The surviving are Will of Inoia, George of Claremore, Ida of Fairfax, Howard of Stratford, California, Cynthia of Harbor City, California and Pat of Lenmore, California. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. M. D. Pitts and Mrs. Cora Bretches, both of Independence, Kansas; 29 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren. several nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn her passing.
Out of town relatives who attended Mrs. Beathe funeral services included: Mr. and Mrs. Will Beathe and son R. L., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hester and children, Emma Jean, Geraldine, Leroy and Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Green and Lorene, all of Inola; Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buxton all of Fairfax, Oklahoma; Mrs. James Davis of Hominty, Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jackson of Cushing, Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Green of Coweta, Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Pitts, Mrs. Mabel Weldon of Independence, Kansas; Mrs. Ivan Pitts and son, Donald of Elk City, Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bretches, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dickens, all of Neosha, Kansas.
OBITUARY PROVIDED BY PHYLLIS (BRETCHES) BUCHANAN, WICHITA, KANSAS
"Aunt Allie was a small woman who was sassy and spoke whatever was on her mind. The one thing I remember most about Aunt Allie was the corn-cob pipe she smoked. It fascinated me as a child seeing a woman smoking a pipe."
EDNA LEE (BRETCHES) PARKER, personal comments about her mother'a sister.
The following was recorded on Tuesday, July 29, 1997 at the home of Edna (Bretches) Parker:
Edna: "Mom claimed when they lived in Independence (Kansas). Mom (Cora Bretches) was very fond of Aunt Allie, her sister. She claimed after Aunt Allie died that she woke up one night and the rocking chair was going. She went in and asked if it was Allie. This is what Mom said, ""I want to go with you. I don't what to stay here"". Aunt Allie supposedly said, ""It's not your time for you to go yet. You can't come with me"". Mom said she saw the rocking chair rock after that. I don't know. I know Mom had a vivid imagination".
RECORDED ON TAPE AND TRANSCRIBED BY RICHARD PARKER, 1997
The Karr Hotel appears to be the scene of most of the romamtic weddings in this city. Another runaway couple came in last night from Kansas and were married this morning by Esquire Woodward. The newly married pair were cousins, the groom being A. J. Beathe and the bride Miss M.A. Beathe.
CARTHAGE WEEKLY PRESS, April 2, 1885, provided by contributor I remember when, February 27, 2012.
1910 --- Township 4, Rogers County, Oklahoma:
A. J. Beathe 48 (head) - Mary 43 (wife) - Willie 20 (son) - George 17 (son) - Ida 15 (dau) - Howard 10 (son) - Cynthia 8 (dau) - Patrick 5 (son) --- Dwelling Number: 8 - Page: 151B -ED: 174 - Microfil Roll: 1273.
1920 --- Fogil Township, Rogers County, Oklahoma:
A. J. Beathe 58 (head) -- Mary Alice 52 (wife) -- George 27 (son) -- Howard 20 (son) -- Patrick 15 (son) --- Dwelling Number: 17 - Page: 103 - Microfilm Roll: 1482.
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