Okmulgee - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: going to Okmulgee

dmills5291 — 2009-11-03 22:03:17Z

Your great uncle emile dupas was my grandfather brother. He migrated to ok with his uncle at an early age from Louisiana. My grandfather family never heard from them again. The Jackson part comes from their indian heritage. My name is Debra email me at dmills529@bellsouth.net if you have any questions.

JC HIDER

Myssi10 — 2009-10-28 17:56:06Z

JC HIDER BORN MAY 11 1933 AND DIED JUNE 24 2004 IN OKMULGEE CO., OKLAHOMA. WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF HE IS THE SON OF THOMAS AND ESTELL MITCHELL HIDER AND GRANDSON OF CHARLIE AND TALITHA MARLOW HIDER.

I'D APPRECIATE ANY AND ALL INFO AND HELP. THANKS,

Re: Kusa Oklahoma

Alice10725 — 2009-10-28 02:00:08Z

Kusa, Oklahoma is located in Okmulgee County, a short distance east of Henryetta, OK.

Re: Old, covered cemetery in Henryetta

ellom8 — 2009-10-13 18:49:14Z

Thank you for responding, Lisa. I'll do that.

Re: Old, covered cemetery in Henryetta

Lpolk008 — 2009-10-13 15:44:00Z

I would send this request to the Okmulgee Library. The genealogy department has hardcopies of all the cemeteries in binders.
If anyone would know about this, they would.
Lisa
Texas

Old, covered cemetery in Henryetta

ellom8 — 2009-10-13 15:26:00Z

My ancestor and a son were buried in an unknown cemetery in Henryetta in 1914. A picture of the graves show they were unmarked (at least at the time of burial). There are several white markers in the background and what appears to be a low hill as well. This cemetery was then covered over by a highway. Does anyone know what cemetery this might be? If so, were the graves relocated? Sorry so vague but that's all I know.

rachel behn

HPCR4U — 2009-10-11 22:33:41Z

im the daughter of frederick hill behn the 3rd and his father is the second his dad was the frst there father was george washington behn im the cousin to richel burris hey cousin love and miss u....wanda is married to my grandfather fred behn.....grandpa is rockin i got pics of them both on my page here at ancestory .com i donr know who peggy is do we have white family members that are behn's and the propoerty peggt isnt in tx its in ok where my father and his father now live....its about half the town of henryetta then some....somebody get back with me lov u all fam.....909-684-3211.....909-440-8402

rachel behn

HPCR4U — 2009-10-11 22:32:55Z

Re: Lookup request for Elmer Ellsworth Kightlinger

patmishler — 2009-09-12 21:19:44Z

I was married for 48 years to Donald M. Carey, (d. 2000) whose mother was Bertha Gertrude Kightlinger Carey, sister to your Elmer Ellsworth Kightlinger. We made several trips to Union and Deleware Counties, Ohio, Burlington Kansas, etc. Don remembered his grandmother Cynthia Ann Kightlinger Grubb, who. m. Benjamin C. Grubb (died in Civil War), and his "Uncle Elmer". I might be able to assist some in your research. e-mail pegpag@cox.net

Re: Ralph Lewis

Lpolk008 — 2009-09-01 18:48:20Z

Okmulgee County has a listing for
Ralph Lewis marrying a Mina Clabor, 8-28-1923
As well as Mina Cope marrying Reed Aden . 4-17-1922
(might need a bit more verification on Mina's last name...)

Also Lola June Lewis marrying Joseph J. Kavanagh Jr. 3-20-1944

You can write to the Okmulgee Library to get copies of these. Not sure what the fee is, probly not more than $5 or so.

www1.odcr.com is a great source for oklahoma

Lisa
Texas

Ralph Lewis

liarsandmartyrs — 2009-09-01 18:11:59Z

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Hello all I am looking for any information on my Great Grandfather. A one Ralph Lewis, at least this is what we know him by. He was married to one Myna/mina/Mynna Cope. They produced my Grandmother one Lola June Lewis, but became Lola June Kavanagh when she married.

All we know about "Ralph" is that he might have been illegitimate. That he left GGrandmother and my Grandmother when Grandmother was only 3 or 4. Any info, papers, or anything that they had was destroyed in a flood. Ralph was apparently a semi pro, left handed pitcher for the I believe I was told it was the Tulsa Oilers. Can't find any info on them, just the minor hockey team. And that it is believed that he died somewhere in Penn.

Other than that the only things we know is that Grandmother had a couple of cousins that she apparently was close to in Ponca city, I do not know the names, but they called one "Buster".
Grandmother was born 6/6/1925.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Wa do

Re: Kusa Oklahoma

avaconley69 — 2009-08-23 20:21:18Z

Thank You so much for your reply....I will definitely try these areas. Thanks again.

Re: Kusa Oklahoma

the_irwins — 2009-08-23 14:05:14Z

You might try:

http://www.okgenweb.org/~okokmulg/

http://www.ok.gov/health/Birth_and_Death_Certificates/Birth_...

Good Luck

Kathy

Kusa Oklahoma

avaconley69 — 2009-08-23 04:57:46Z

I am searching for my fathers birth record, and family information from Kusa Oklahoma, and don't know where to start. My father passed away 20 years ago, but I know he was born in Kusa, Oklahoma in 1919. Does anyone have any information on how or where I can find any information pertaining to births at that time. I'm pretty new at this but I am trying to trace my family tree. And if anyone can tell me where Kusa is located in Oklahoma I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you

peterson obit needed

elspet18 — 2009-07-30 18:02:57Z

Does anyone have access to Okmulgee, Muskogee or Hughes county newspapers . I need an obit look up and hope someone can help me.

Name of Person:

Nelson Peterson
B: TX ab. 1883-1888
D: OK 1954-1964
Burial place: Dustin, OK
daughter: Evelyna Lewis, sons: Ernest and Andrew N.Peterson
Father: Louis Peterson Mother: Millie

I know he lived in Dustin, and Henryetta areas for sure at one time.
One listing in the SSDI has a Nelson Peterson DOD as 0l,_, 1964 but don't know if its him since I can't see the obit. It lists DOA as Muskogee, OK.

Sorry that I can't give a more specific date. Any help or suggestions anyone could give me would be much appreciated. Thank you.

els

Barnsdall Refinery

JDeRamus4457 — 2009-07-10 02:58:04Z

I was raised on the old "Barnsdall Refinery" Site. I am wondering if anyone knows of any picture of the Barnsdall Refinery and any information on the Refinery in its producing years? I have tried on the Internet and all I can find are pictures of some of their Gasoline Signs. Any information &/or pictures of this Refinery would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.............Janice.........

Re: Rains/Raines Ok to Texas

ShadesOfPale — 2009-07-01 20:55:12Z

I appreciate your help so so much! I will check this out and see where it leads me. Again, Thank You!

Re: Okmulgee County Cemetery List

AliciaMcNack — 2009-07-01 00:38:44Z

55. McNac- Can you send me this information

Adelbert, Elizabeth, & Ruth Fierstine

margiel — 2009-03-28 00:29:08Z

Adelbert & Elizabeth Fierstine appear on the 1910 census in Okmulgee, Okmulgee, OK. Adelbert's mother Ruth is with them.

Elizabeth (widowed) is on the 1920 census there.

I would like to know when & where the Fierstines died and where they are buried.

Any information on them would be welcome
Margie

John Williams and Sarah Warren Williams

Grang|MA394264 — 2009-05-02 15:28:52Z

1920 Census of Okmulgee Co, Township Hamilton, list John Williams, wife Sarah, sons Ben and Sam, daughter Oma. 1930 Census of Okmulgee Co, Township Severs (?), lists Sarah Williams (mother-in-law) living with Richard Luney and wife Oma. Sarah Warren Williams died 2 Jan 1945 in Preston, OK and is buried at Old Cussetah Cemetery. Any information on this family or descendants would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Julius (J.H.) & Florence RAY

JDeRamus4457 — 2009-04-18 18:08:11Z

By chance did they have a daughter by the name of Veta? I have been trying to trace a Veta Ray. She married Charles Edward Kinser in Muskogee, OK on 02/22/1917. I understand they had a daughter, but all I know for sure is the marriage. If anyone knows of this Ray family, please contact me.

Re: Okmulgee County Cemetery List

petrarioruby — 2009-03-25 04:48:25Z

I am looking for information on Adam Payne or Elizabeth Payne or Epply's buried in the Bearden cemetery in okmulgee county. these are ancestors of mine and would love any info available

Re: Henryetta

petrarioruby — 2009-03-25 04:44:51Z

Have you heard of the PAYNE'S OR Epply's of Henrietta

Re: Final Resting Place of Hamilton and Isabella Baker

Nissett — 2009-06-22 00:43:39Z

I have a 1929 Telephone Book for Okmulgee and there is not a Hamilton E. Baker listed in the Attorneys or the Residences.
Don't know if that is of any help, but maybe it will help you narrow down the year of his death.

Sam Manor -(Manor, Texas-( Austin, Texas ) to Okmulgee, OK?

chocolateice — 2009-03-17 03:36:05Z

Not sure if Sam Manor living in Okmulgee,OK is my great-grandfather from the 1910 and 1920 censuses. Sam Manor was born on January 1878 in Bastrop, Texas. His mother and father were George Manor and Isabella Davis or Nichols. From the 1880 and 1900 Census, Sam Manor is living in Manor, Texas with his mother. but on the 1910, 1920 and 1930 censuses, Sam hasn't been located in the state of Texas. I have his children death certificates Rosa Manor and Jesse Manor both who lived in Dallas, Texas area. Rosa Lee Manor married my great-grandfather Milton Alexander from Nacogdoches, Texas and Jesse married Gussie. Could this be my great-grandfather I have been searching for?

I can be reached at plt@hotr.com. Thanks.

Re: Okmulgee County Cemetery List

JOCOX55 — 2009-05-07 19:07:31Z

Maybe I have it backwards on Fannie and G.V. I have Fannie as born abt 1868 and Eugenia 1873. In the 1910 census, Lee Pounds wife is age 31, age at marriage 17. None of this fits exactly, but seems to be closer to Eugenia that Fannie. Fannie is 2 in the 1870 census and is not in the census for 1880. The marriage license says Genie. That really could be either G.V. Or Eugenia. Just going by dates I thought it was closer to Eugenia. And as I said earlier, in 1903 G.V. and Lee Pound sold her inherited land. Sure would like to find some positive proof.

I would love a GEDCOM file, and I have a program to read it.

Thanks
Jo jocox@arkansas.net

Re: Okmulgee County Cemetery List

JOCOX55 — 2009-05-07 16:38:31Z

I am not familiar with James Wyatt or Leonidas Auld. I have a James Wesley Auld listed and I know there has been some discussion about whether Wesley is right. Don't know if this might be yours. He was son of Elijah Michael Auld, a Brother of my John Henry. I have been in touch with Timothy Hudson several times also. He has a lot of Auld info. I got a lot of information also from V.L. Auld in Louisiana. He has written a book on this line. He sent me a lot of information but I have found a couple of things I disagree with.

I have Eugenia in the 1880 census in Montague co TX with her Father John Henry and I have a copy of her marriage license to Lee J. Pound in 1892 in Montague Co.

I have information from someone else that John Henry had a daughter named G.V. (Fannie) and another daughter named Eugenia. I believe that Fannie was just Fannie, not G. V.
I believe G.V. and Eugenia(Genie) were the same person. Lee Pound was supposed to have married both daughters, I do not agree with this. I have found Fannie in the 1870 census and that is the only place. I believe she died young because she was not in the 1880 census and I have never found a marriage for her.When John Henry died, his kids (or grandkids) inherited land in Montague Co. In 1903 almost all of them sold that land to Holley Prater who was married to Mahala Catherine Auld. L.J. Pound and his wife G.V.(note the G.V.) signed the paperwork to sell her inherited land. On their marriage license it shows Genie. So... I believe G.V., Genie and Eugenia are the same.

I am still looking for more proof and more info on any of John Henry's descendents.

Timothy Hudson did tell me that 2 of John Henry's nephews came with him to Texas in the mid to late 1860's. They were all in Van Zandt Co TX in 1870.

If you EVER FIND John Henry in the 1860 census, PLEASE let me know. I have searched and searched for that.

My line is Isham Johnston Auld, son of john Henry Auld. John Henry was son of John Fields Auld and he was son of Michael Piper Auld, son of James. With each Father listed I pretty much have names of their kids. Might be missing a few of course. I really haven't gathered anything past those kids. Except I have more on John Henry Auld's descendents. Still trying to fill in some blanks there too.

Jo

Re: Okmulgee County Cemetery List

JOCOX55 — 2009-05-07 14:57:48Z

Hi Jerry, Lee Pounds wife was Eugenia (Genie) Auld. I am researching the Auld family and would like to exchange information with you if you are from the Auld line. I have a little on Pound but not much. I do know that another Auld sibling married Julia Ann Catherine Pound.

Jo

Looking for info on vital records/burial info pre-1940

malvoisine — 2009-05-15 17:42:17Z

Good morning all. My great-grandparents and grandparents lived in Henryetta. Sometime about 1929/1930 my grandmother gave birth to a stillborn child that had been full-term. This was 3-4 years before my father was born and he has always wondered where the baby was buried. His mother would apparently never talk about it (she gave a few details to my mother before her death in 1960, but not enough to indicate where/if the baby was buried). So my questions are this - does anyone know who the town's dr was in 1929/1930? The baby was born at their home, delivered by the town dr (the story goes he was drunk & the cord was wrapped around the baby's neck and he was too incapacitated to deal with it - I've heard this story 3rd and 4th hand and have no way to verify it, so I am NOT purposely defaming the dr) . Would a stillbirth have been recorded with a death certificate and if so, would the place of burial have been noted anywhere? My fear is perhaps the dr just took the baby away and disposed of it somehow as was often the practice early in the century. Any info or suggestions greatly appreciated. I'm taking a road trip with my dad up to Henryetta next month to visit his grandparents graves and he was wondering if there was any way to find his brother's grave - he hasn't been to Henryetta since the 60's. If it matters/helps any - my grandparents were Lewis Nathan and Isabel Moss Johnson McMahon (sometimes spelt McMahan) and my great grandparents were Edward Mackey Johnson and Anna Moss Johnson (known as Mossie). Thanks! Julie McMahon Stackable in Las Vegas....

Looking for info on vital records/burial info pre-1940

malvoisine — 2009-05-15 17:41:55Z

Re: Okmulgee County Cemetery List

@@jadoak@pine-net.com — 2009-05-07 15:35:52Z

Thanks Jo,

Nice to hear from you. I've seen your name several times on various trees posted to Ancestry.com.

Thanks for input on Eugenia. Do you have any documentation that would confirm your information?

I am 95% sure that I am descended from James Wyatt Auld via his son Leonidas. My grandfather's name was Lonnie Aulds and he told my aunt once that he was "from" Farmerville although he was raised in Texas. His birthdate would be right to be Leonidas and various other clues make it look like they are one and the same so I feel pretty good about it. That being the case, who are you descended from in the Auld line? I have constructed a pretty good family tree including all of the folks in Tim Hudson's book and most of their descendants down to the early 1900's. Be happy to share info with you.

Jerry Davis (jadoakb@pine-net.com)

Re: Okmulgee County Cemetery List

@@jadoak@pine-net.com — 2009-05-07 17:46:22Z

Hi Jo,

Thanks for the info. I have you pretty well placed now.

James Wyatt was the son of James Alexander Auld, brother to John Henry Auld.

G. V. Fannie Auld is Frances G. V. Auld. Another daughter of John Henry Auld born in 1868. Eugenia was born in 1873 according to my info. (I could certainly be wrong since my info is largely undocumented.)

If you like, I could prepare and send to you a Gedcom file on the Aulds as I have them. I can also send a Gedcom file reader with it to facilitate viewing the data. Else you could just import it into your Family Tree Maker or other program that you use. (I use Family Tree Maker 2009 and find it to be a wondrous program but one that takes lots of getting used to to use effectively.) Just say the word on the Gedcom file and it might be better to send me your primary Email address so that you can load it immediately into a directory in your hard drive. It just takes a few minutes to put one together.

Jerry (jadoakb@pine-net.com)

Re: vercellono genealogy

ejones122 — 2009-04-28 16:04:09Z

hello. i am too looking for info on my great grandfather mark vercellono. he and mary mckay had a daughter named margaret rottering vercellono and she married john marsh they had a daughter named margo and she is my mother. i wish we could compare info on our families. give me a call at 417-684-4446 or email at r_lear@yahoo.com

thanks Becci

Re: JOHNSONS of Beggs, OK

maryahome1 — 2009-05-02 19:29:04Z

Looking for Philis Johnson b. app 1907, parents are unkonwn but resided in Beggs, Oklahoma. School records indicated she stayed with Joe and Philis Johnson, both of Beggs. Any info please respond catc48@swbell.net

Re: Davis & Gossett

kieradee1 — 2009-06-06 20:54:24Z

Hi, Lillie,

I don't know if you'll receive this or not. We corresponded back in 2000 regarding our Davis and Gossett lines. I'm trying to find time to work on my geneaology again but with moves and a divorce I've lost/misplaced files. I was wondering if you'd be willing to share your Davis & Gossett info again so I can compare it with other information I've been accumulating over the years? I know we had the same lines and you had Otto & Viola (my aunt and uncle) and a number of other relatives in your info. I do hope this reaches you! All the best to you!
Diane Moore (Davis)

PRESENTATION-MAY30, 2009

leeshlynch — 2009-04-21 16:41:48Z

The Henryetta Historical Society has just confirmed a date and time for a presentation
on Saturday, May 30, from 9 a.m. to noon. (But people can come and go as they wish.)
It's about the History of Hoffman, and it includes a section on the formation of the
Hoffman Cemetery back when Hoffman was still in Indian Territory before Oklahoma was a state.

Its a free presentatation that will be put on in Henryettta at a meeting room in the
Pig Out Palace Restaurant, right off Interstate 40.

avery nice PowerPoint show, one that anyone interested in Hoffman will really enjoy.
It'll begin with the story of how Hoffman got started and continue up through more current times.
People who know about the town are going to like it a lot. I think it'll be a lot of fun.

ROBBINS Death Info

r2larson — 2009-05-24 19:15:55Z

Looking for any death info on Myrtle Mealy ROBBINS, died after 1930 in Okmulgee Co.

Thanks

Re: All I want for Christmas is my great-great-grandma's name!

nita870032 — 2009-05-03 21:27:11Z

Hi! I think you are right. My grandma Rachel has three children, Itha Kay, Wayne, and Larry. Her mother was Sallie Ann, but sometimes called Alice. Thanks for trying!

Re: All I want for Christmas is my great-great-grandma's name!

nita870032 — 2009-04-26 17:56:29Z

Interesting, Rachel's brother was named Frank, and she had sisters Ollie, and Minnie. Rachel was the baby, born in 1913. She was raised by her oldest sister after her mother died when she was 5.

Re: All I want for Christmas is my great-great-grandma's name!

nita870032 — 2009-04-26 17:51:42Z

I really don't know. My Rachel Martin was born in 1913. Her mother was Sallie Ann, but I have also seen her listed as Alice on the census, and I know it was her because of the kid's names. She (Sallie Ann/Alice)died when my grandma Rachel was about 5 years old, and her dad died before she was born. The marriage record shows she married in San Bois County, I.T. and all the kids were listed as born in I.T. But I don't know where. (not sure of the spelling) I saw mountains called San Bois on an old map. Might be Sans Bouis.
I can't remember. I was born with congenital hip displasia (dislocated hip) that my Dr. said ran in native women. Do you know of any in the family? Could be a clue.

R.M. Been

tammeymeadows — 2009-05-16 16:10:09Z

I am looking for any information on a R.M. Been. The little bit of information I have says he was a preacher. In 1912 my GGreat Grandparents Lee Jackson Pound(s) and wife Geney died. Lee was a County Constable for Okmulgee county. Lee's son inlaw and wife died a couple of weeks before him and so they left behind several children. The probate records show R.M. Been took custody of the children. I am trying to find why he took the children instead of Lee's brother William Perry Pound who lived in Henryetta. Maybe R.M. Been was in the family??? R.M. later married my GGrandmother Ire Etta to my GGrandfather Robert Lee McCoy there in Okmulgee. Robert Lee McCoy's mother was a Bean and I am trying to see if there is a connection to those Beans or to the Pound(s). Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Obit Lookup please!

impossible_kat — 2009-05-20 01:23:15Z

Can someone look up an obit for John Henry Moss please. He died Mar 10, 1949 around Beggs, Oklahoma.

Thanks,
Shirl
impossible_kat@yahoo.com

Re: All I want for Christmas is my great-great-grandma's name!

Alice10725 — 2009-03-08 20:14:47Z

Danita, have you tried a search in the Final Rolls Index? I entered both Boyles and Martin and found several listings.
Alice Martin Roll 3575 Cherokee Freedmen: Frank Martin Roll 1732 Cherokee Freedmen; Frank G. Martin Roll 3747 Cherokee by Blood; Minnie Martin Roll 23371 Cherokee by Blood; Sallie Martin Roll 751 Mississippi Choctaw.

One Boyles - Ida B. Broyles 1/4 Creek Roll 5966 By Blood
Alice

Re: Rains/Raines Ok to Texas

Terry78258 — 2009-06-27 16:03:45Z

B. E. Smothers was enumerated as the wife of F. M. Smothers in Abilene, Taylor Co. TX in 1920. There is a marriage record for F. M. Smothers to Mrs. B. E. Rains on 13 Jan 1892 in Comanche Co. TX. The 1930 census shows her name as Beda E. -- She may be the Bedia Tyre who married Samuel R. Rains on 7 Oct 1880 in Comanche Co. I hope this helps in your search.

Final Resting Place of Hamilton and Isabella Baker

storyteller22 — 2009-06-21 22:36:01Z

I am looking for the death dates and last resting places of Hamilton E. and Isabella Baker. I guestimate they died after 1920 and were buried in town.

Hamilton E Baker b. abt 1849 and wife Isabelle b. 1855. In the 1920 Census they lived in Okmulgee Ward 3, Okmulgee, OK at 320 10th Street. Hamilton was a lawyer in general practice.

Would appreciate any leads. Thanks, Jan

Re: All I want for Christmas is my great-great-grandma's name!

NativeWoman702 — 2009-04-24 23:03:14Z

Is your Rachell Martin related to the Corn Family in Okmulgee, OK. If so then we are related.
In Morris, Ok. cementary their are some Martin's and I remember my Grandmother telling me we are related.Of couse I have forgotten if it was her side or my grandfather's side. Rachel Martin just sounds so familiar to me.
Let me know if any of this is familiar if it is I can ask them about the Martin line and see how far back they know of. Might help

Re: All I want for Christmas is my great-great-grandma's name!

NativeWoman702 — 2009-04-26 22:43:58Z

Hi, again. I called my dad and he said Rachel Martin-Corn is my great grandma. Her kids were Norma Jean,Paul, Anna, Raymond (my grandpa)and Virginia.
So I'm thinking possibly not the same Martins then. Let me know.

Rains/Raines Ok to Texas

ShadesOfPale — 2009-06-23 20:56:21Z

I am still on the search for parents and/or siblings of Charles Newton Rains. He was born July 21,1874 in Okmulgee, OK. I can't seem to find his parents. He had children with Josephine Ellenor Roland (Rains, Martin) they were never married. Even though the census' state they were. He died before July of 1930 as Josie was a widow, but I am not sure when. Josie was born March 5, 1885 in Collin County, Texas and died Aug 16, 1959 in Dallas, Texas. On Charles Rains' WWI draft card, his nearest relative is Mrs B E Smothers of Abiline, Taylor, Texas...but I can't find any info on her...Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks In Advance

Re: Henryetta

JoyceWilson79 — 2009-03-07 17:15:06Z

I don't know if you are interested, however I am your cousin. We share the same gg grandfather Samuel Shockley and wife Nancy Jane Price. Samuel was Bells father. Bell was sister to my grandfather John Henry Shockley. Bell and her husbands were sharechoppers and moved all the time. The history goes back to Willis Shockley 1775 in Kentucky. I have a paper trail. With out the papers it is thought that Willis was the son of Levin Shockley based on location of the Shockley families. Levins father came from Maryland from England.

Joyce Shockley Wilson.

Re: Okmulgee County Cemetery List

JerryDavis992 — 2009-04-21 23:14:15Z

Hi, I'm looking for the name of the wife of Lee Jackson Pound(s) who died in Henryetta, Ok in January of 1912. His wife had died a week or two before he did. They are buried in the Wilson/Salt Creek Cemetery but have no tombstones. Their Obits are in the paper but refer to her only as "Mrs Pound(s)". I found the probate papers on him but his wife is not mentioned in them. Her last name is Auld(s).
Thank you for your assistance.

Jerry Davis