James Wesley Cantrell's grave is unmarked.
Printed in The Davis News on Oct. 23, 1952; Reprinted with permission
Last Rites In Davis
For J. W. Cantrell
Services for James W. Cantrell, age 85, were held in Davis in the Bahner chapel, October 16, with burial in Green Hill, here. Rev. K. M. Anderson officiated. Mr. Cantrell was a native of Waco, Texas.
He is survived by 5 sons, Rosco Cantrell, Madill, McKinley Cantrell of Durant, Dinzel Cantrell, J. D. and Jowell Cantrell of Ravia, Oklahoma. Also 5 daughters, Mrs. Maud Price, Little City, Oklahoma, Mrs. Roxey Evans, Madill, Mrs. Cliff Lane, Oklahoma City, Mrs. Carl Lane, Ardmore and Mrs. Pearl Davis, Bromide, Oklahoma.
(The obit has some incorrect info listed in it. Jowell should be Joel. Mrs. Cliff Lane and Mrs. Carl Lane are the wives of his stepson's. Mrs. Pearl Davis is his sister.)
Bahner Funeral Home Record
James W. Cantrell of Davis, Okla
Born Mar. 17, 1863 in Bromide, Okla
Died Oct. 15, 1952 in Davis, Okla
Cause of death: Tuberculosis
Age 85 yrs 7 mos 2 days
Serivces at Bahner Funeral Home
Clergy: Bro. Anderson of Davis
Religion of Deceased: Baptist
Father: William Cantrell born in Arkansas
Mother: Ellen West born in Missouri
Cemetery: Green Hill Cemetery
**(The funeral home lists James' birth in Bromide, Okla. James was actually born in Waco, McLennan County, Texas. The family did not move to Indian Territory until the late 1880's.)
James Cantrell was married twice 1st to Frances Jean "Fannie" Wells. His second marriage was to Sidney Caroline Dickson. Both marriage ended in Divorce.
With Fannie he had the following children:
Grover Cleveland Cantrell
Maude Lee Cantrell
Roxie May Cantrell
McKinley H "Mack" Cantrell
William Roscoe "Little Briss" Cantrell
With his second wife Sidney he had the following children:
William Denzel "Ike" Cantrell
Jay D Cantrell
Joel Amos Cantrell
James and his family applied for membership in the Choctaw Indian tribe. I have found the applications, but have never been able to prove that they were accepted into the tribe.
Printed in The Davis News on Oct. 23, 1952; Reprinted with permission
Last Rites In Davis
For J. W. Cantrell
Services for James W. Cantrell, age 85, were held in Davis in the Bahner chapel, October 16, with burial in Green Hill, here. Rev. K. M. Anderson officiated. Mr. Cantrell was a native of Waco, Texas.
He is survived by 5 sons, Rosco Cantrell, Madill, McKinley Cantrell of Durant, Dinzel Cantrell, J. D. and Jowell Cantrell of Ravia, Oklahoma. Also 5 daughters, Mrs. Maud Price, Little City, Oklahoma, Mrs. Roxey Evans, Madill, Mrs. Cliff Lane, Oklahoma City, Mrs. Carl Lane, Ardmore and Mrs. Pearl Davis, Bromide, Oklahoma.
(The obit has some incorrect info listed in it. Jowell should be Joel. Mrs. Cliff Lane and Mrs. Carl Lane are the wives of his stepson's. Mrs. Pearl Davis is his sister.)
Bahner Funeral Home Record
James W. Cantrell of Davis, Okla
Born Mar. 17, 1863 in Bromide, Okla
Died Oct. 15, 1952 in Davis, Okla
Cause of death: Tuberculosis
Age 85 yrs 7 mos 2 days
Serivces at Bahner Funeral Home
Clergy: Bro. Anderson of Davis
Religion of Deceased: Baptist
Father: William Cantrell born in Arkansas
Mother: Ellen West born in Missouri
Cemetery: Green Hill Cemetery
**(The funeral home lists James' birth in Bromide, Okla. James was actually born in Waco, McLennan County, Texas. The family did not move to Indian Territory until the late 1880's.)
James Cantrell was married twice 1st to Frances Jean "Fannie" Wells. His second marriage was to Sidney Caroline Dickson. Both marriage ended in Divorce.
With Fannie he had the following children:
Grover Cleveland Cantrell
Maude Lee Cantrell
Roxie May Cantrell
McKinley H "Mack" Cantrell
William Roscoe "Little Briss" Cantrell
With his second wife Sidney he had the following children:
William Denzel "Ike" Cantrell
Jay D Cantrell
Joel Amos Cantrell
James and his family applied for membership in the Choctaw Indian tribe. I have found the applications, but have never been able to prove that they were accepted into the tribe.
James Wesley Cantrell's grave is unmarked.
Printed in The Davis News on Oct. 23, 1952; Reprinted with permission
Last Rites In Davis
For J. W. Cantrell
Services for James W. Cantrell, age 85, were held in Davis in the Bahner chapel, October 16, with burial in Green Hill, here. Rev. K. M. Anderson officiated. Mr. Cantrell was a native of Waco, Texas.
He is survived by 5 sons, Rosco Cantrell, Madill, McKinley Cantrell of Durant, Dinzel Cantrell, J. D. and Jowell Cantrell of Ravia, Oklahoma. Also 5 daughters, Mrs. Maud Price, Little City, Oklahoma, Mrs. Roxey Evans, Madill, Mrs. Cliff Lane, Oklahoma City, Mrs. Carl Lane, Ardmore and Mrs. Pearl Davis, Bromide, Oklahoma.
(The obit has some incorrect info listed in it. Jowell should be Joel. Mrs. Cliff Lane and Mrs. Carl Lane are the wives of his stepson's. Mrs. Pearl Davis is his sister.)
Bahner Funeral Home Record
James W. Cantrell of Davis, Okla
Born Mar. 17, 1863 in Bromide, Okla
Died Oct. 15, 1952 in Davis, Okla
Cause of death: Tuberculosis
Age 85 yrs 7 mos 2 days
Serivces at Bahner Funeral Home
Clergy: Bro. Anderson of Davis
Religion of Deceased: Baptist
Father: William Cantrell born in Arkansas
Mother: Ellen West born in Missouri
Cemetery: Green Hill Cemetery
**(The funeral home lists James' birth in Bromide, Okla. James was actually born in Waco, McLennan County, Texas. The family did not move to Indian Territory until the late 1880's.)
James Cantrell was married twice 1st to Frances Jean "Fannie" Wells. His second marriage was to Sidney Caroline Dickson. Both marriage ended in Divorce.
With Fannie he had the following children:
Grover Cleveland Cantrell
Maude Lee Cantrell
Roxie May Cantrell
McKinley H "Mack" Cantrell
William Roscoe "Little Briss" Cantrell
With his second wife Sidney he had the following children:
William Denzel "Ike" Cantrell
Jay D Cantrell
Joel Amos Cantrell
James and his family applied for membership in the Choctaw Indian tribe. I have found the applications, but have never been able to prove that they were accepted into the tribe.
Printed in The Davis News on Oct. 23, 1952; Reprinted with permission
Last Rites In Davis
For J. W. Cantrell
Services for James W. Cantrell, age 85, were held in Davis in the Bahner chapel, October 16, with burial in Green Hill, here. Rev. K. M. Anderson officiated. Mr. Cantrell was a native of Waco, Texas.
He is survived by 5 sons, Rosco Cantrell, Madill, McKinley Cantrell of Durant, Dinzel Cantrell, J. D. and Jowell Cantrell of Ravia, Oklahoma. Also 5 daughters, Mrs. Maud Price, Little City, Oklahoma, Mrs. Roxey Evans, Madill, Mrs. Cliff Lane, Oklahoma City, Mrs. Carl Lane, Ardmore and Mrs. Pearl Davis, Bromide, Oklahoma.
(The obit has some incorrect info listed in it. Jowell should be Joel. Mrs. Cliff Lane and Mrs. Carl Lane are the wives of his stepson's. Mrs. Pearl Davis is his sister.)
Bahner Funeral Home Record
James W. Cantrell of Davis, Okla
Born Mar. 17, 1863 in Bromide, Okla
Died Oct. 15, 1952 in Davis, Okla
Cause of death: Tuberculosis
Age 85 yrs 7 mos 2 days
Serivces at Bahner Funeral Home
Clergy: Bro. Anderson of Davis
Religion of Deceased: Baptist
Father: William Cantrell born in Arkansas
Mother: Ellen West born in Missouri
Cemetery: Green Hill Cemetery
**(The funeral home lists James' birth in Bromide, Okla. James was actually born in Waco, McLennan County, Texas. The family did not move to Indian Territory until the late 1880's.)
James Cantrell was married twice 1st to Frances Jean "Fannie" Wells. His second marriage was to Sidney Caroline Dickson. Both marriage ended in Divorce.
With Fannie he had the following children:
Grover Cleveland Cantrell
Maude Lee Cantrell
Roxie May Cantrell
McKinley H "Mack" Cantrell
William Roscoe "Little Briss" Cantrell
With his second wife Sidney he had the following children:
William Denzel "Ike" Cantrell
Jay D Cantrell
Joel Amos Cantrell
James and his family applied for membership in the Choctaw Indian tribe. I have found the applications, but have never been able to prove that they were accepted into the tribe.
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