George's WWI Registration gives the year of 1887 as his birth, obituary gives 1888.
The s/o Alexander L. and Nannie Lee (Turpin) Hennessee.
LAWTON CONSTITUTION:
HENNESSEE DIES WHILE IN TEXAS
Funeral Services Are Held At Lawton Chapel Wednesday.
George W. Hennessee, 48 of 514 S. 2nd Street, died Monday night in a hospital at Dallas, Texas after a brief illness. He had gone to Dallas only last week to see the Centennial. Mr. Hennessee was b. 11 January 1888 at Wolfe City, TX & had lived in Lawton since 1907.
He was married to Pearl on April 6, 1932 at Duncan, OK. Besides his wife he is survived by a 2 year old daughter, Maxine & a son & daughter by a former marriage.
J. T. Hennessee of Dallas & Mrs. Blanche Vinson of Muskogee. He is also survived by 2 brothers, Charles & Dee Hennessee both of Lawton & his mother, Mrs. Nannie Mundon of Davis City, Iowa & other relatives in Lawton. Mr. Hennessee was a WWI veteran & member of the local American Legion. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Lawton Funeral Home with Oren C. Reid, pastor of First Baptist Church officiating. Burial was to be made in the Pecan Cemetery southwest of Lawton. Members of the family have the sympathy of their many friends.
Note:
George married:
(1) Della Mae Baker
(2) Mrs. Pearl Marie (Foree) Hennessee,
the widow of: Franklin Ezekiel Hennessee.
The s/o Alexander L. and Nannie Lee (Turpin) Hennessee.
LAWTON CONSTITUTION:
HENNESSEE DIES WHILE IN TEXAS
Funeral Services Are Held At Lawton Chapel Wednesday.
George W. Hennessee, 48 of 514 S. 2nd Street, died Monday night in a hospital at Dallas, Texas after a brief illness. He had gone to Dallas only last week to see the Centennial. Mr. Hennessee was b. 11 January 1888 at Wolfe City, TX & had lived in Lawton since 1907.
He was married to Pearl on April 6, 1932 at Duncan, OK. Besides his wife he is survived by a 2 year old daughter, Maxine & a son & daughter by a former marriage.
J. T. Hennessee of Dallas & Mrs. Blanche Vinson of Muskogee. He is also survived by 2 brothers, Charles & Dee Hennessee both of Lawton & his mother, Mrs. Nannie Mundon of Davis City, Iowa & other relatives in Lawton. Mr. Hennessee was a WWI veteran & member of the local American Legion. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Lawton Funeral Home with Oren C. Reid, pastor of First Baptist Church officiating. Burial was to be made in the Pecan Cemetery southwest of Lawton. Members of the family have the sympathy of their many friends.
Note:
George married:
(1) Della Mae Baker
(2) Mrs. Pearl Marie (Foree) Hennessee,
the widow of: Franklin Ezekiel Hennessee.
George's WWI Registration gives the year of 1887 as his birth, obituary gives 1888.
The s/o Alexander L. and Nannie Lee (Turpin) Hennessee.
LAWTON CONSTITUTION:
HENNESSEE DIES WHILE IN TEXAS
Funeral Services Are Held At Lawton Chapel Wednesday.
George W. Hennessee, 48 of 514 S. 2nd Street, died Monday night in a hospital at Dallas, Texas after a brief illness. He had gone to Dallas only last week to see the Centennial. Mr. Hennessee was b. 11 January 1888 at Wolfe City, TX & had lived in Lawton since 1907.
He was married to Pearl on April 6, 1932 at Duncan, OK. Besides his wife he is survived by a 2 year old daughter, Maxine & a son & daughter by a former marriage.
J. T. Hennessee of Dallas & Mrs. Blanche Vinson of Muskogee. He is also survived by 2 brothers, Charles & Dee Hennessee both of Lawton & his mother, Mrs. Nannie Mundon of Davis City, Iowa & other relatives in Lawton. Mr. Hennessee was a WWI veteran & member of the local American Legion. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Lawton Funeral Home with Oren C. Reid, pastor of First Baptist Church officiating. Burial was to be made in the Pecan Cemetery southwest of Lawton. Members of the family have the sympathy of their many friends.
Note:
George married:
(1) Della Mae Baker
(2) Mrs. Pearl Marie (Foree) Hennessee,
the widow of: Franklin Ezekiel Hennessee.
The s/o Alexander L. and Nannie Lee (Turpin) Hennessee.
LAWTON CONSTITUTION:
HENNESSEE DIES WHILE IN TEXAS
Funeral Services Are Held At Lawton Chapel Wednesday.
George W. Hennessee, 48 of 514 S. 2nd Street, died Monday night in a hospital at Dallas, Texas after a brief illness. He had gone to Dallas only last week to see the Centennial. Mr. Hennessee was b. 11 January 1888 at Wolfe City, TX & had lived in Lawton since 1907.
He was married to Pearl on April 6, 1932 at Duncan, OK. Besides his wife he is survived by a 2 year old daughter, Maxine & a son & daughter by a former marriage.
J. T. Hennessee of Dallas & Mrs. Blanche Vinson of Muskogee. He is also survived by 2 brothers, Charles & Dee Hennessee both of Lawton & his mother, Mrs. Nannie Mundon of Davis City, Iowa & other relatives in Lawton. Mr. Hennessee was a WWI veteran & member of the local American Legion. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Lawton Funeral Home with Oren C. Reid, pastor of First Baptist Church officiating. Burial was to be made in the Pecan Cemetery southwest of Lawton. Members of the family have the sympathy of their many friends.
Note:
George married:
(1) Della Mae Baker
(2) Mrs. Pearl Marie (Foree) Hennessee,
the widow of: Franklin Ezekiel Hennessee.
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