Susie J. Roberson on tombstone. Obituaries are Susan J. Robinson. However, the correct spelling is definitely ROBERSON.
Susie's parents were Tom and Nancy Elizabeth Myatt Welch. Susie was married to George Washington Roberson and they farmed in the Wanette, Pottawatomie, Oklahoma area. (Both families originally came from Putnam County, Tennessee.)
G.W. and Susie had twelve children that I know of: 1) Crissy E.; 2) Effie; 3) Tennie; 4&5) twins Lola Etly and Luster; 6) Carl; 7) James C.; 8) Myrtle Ethel who married Jesse Leroy Noland; 9) Lonzo; 10) A. P. (initials only) called Bob or Bill; 11) George Amos called Willie; and 12) John Thomas called Tommy.
Susie was living in Oklahoma City with daughter Myrtle before she died. She was in a wheel chair the last years of her life. My mother often talked about her Grandmother Susie, how she laughed all the time and was so loving. Mother and her sister Inez idolized Susie, who must have been an old soul.
Obituary in The Oklahoman: Jan 27, 1947 [Note, I have omitted addresses and corrected spelling errors in this transcript since a digital copy is attached to this memorial. ~jdyrly ]
Mrs. Susan J. Roberson, 79, of 826 SW 32, died Saturday night in Norman Municipal Hospital of pneumonia.
Born in Monterey, Tenn., Mrs. Roberson moved to Wanette in 1911. She was a member of the Baptist church.
Survivors include five sons, J.T., G.A, A.P., L.E. and W.L. Boyd, Texas; four daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Noland, Mrs. Crissey Allen, Mrs. Lola Whittaker, and Mrs. Tennie Belcher; a sister in Monterey, Tenn.; four brothers, Nate, George, William, and Bunk Welch.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Capitol Hill Funeral Home. Burial will be in Wanette.
Susie's parents were Tom and Nancy Elizabeth Myatt Welch. Susie was married to George Washington Roberson and they farmed in the Wanette, Pottawatomie, Oklahoma area. (Both families originally came from Putnam County, Tennessee.)
G.W. and Susie had twelve children that I know of: 1) Crissy E.; 2) Effie; 3) Tennie; 4&5) twins Lola Etly and Luster; 6) Carl; 7) James C.; 8) Myrtle Ethel who married Jesse Leroy Noland; 9) Lonzo; 10) A. P. (initials only) called Bob or Bill; 11) George Amos called Willie; and 12) John Thomas called Tommy.
Susie was living in Oklahoma City with daughter Myrtle before she died. She was in a wheel chair the last years of her life. My mother often talked about her Grandmother Susie, how she laughed all the time and was so loving. Mother and her sister Inez idolized Susie, who must have been an old soul.
Obituary in The Oklahoman: Jan 27, 1947 [Note, I have omitted addresses and corrected spelling errors in this transcript since a digital copy is attached to this memorial. ~jdyrly ]
Mrs. Susan J. Roberson, 79, of 826 SW 32, died Saturday night in Norman Municipal Hospital of pneumonia.
Born in Monterey, Tenn., Mrs. Roberson moved to Wanette in 1911. She was a member of the Baptist church.
Survivors include five sons, J.T., G.A, A.P., L.E. and W.L. Boyd, Texas; four daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Noland, Mrs. Crissey Allen, Mrs. Lola Whittaker, and Mrs. Tennie Belcher; a sister in Monterey, Tenn.; four brothers, Nate, George, William, and Bunk Welch.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Capitol Hill Funeral Home. Burial will be in Wanette.
Susie J. Roberson on tombstone. Obituaries are Susan J. Robinson. However, the correct spelling is definitely ROBERSON.
Susie's parents were Tom and Nancy Elizabeth Myatt Welch. Susie was married to George Washington Roberson and they farmed in the Wanette, Pottawatomie, Oklahoma area. (Both families originally came from Putnam County, Tennessee.)
G.W. and Susie had twelve children that I know of: 1) Crissy E.; 2) Effie; 3) Tennie; 4&5) twins Lola Etly and Luster; 6) Carl; 7) James C.; 8) Myrtle Ethel who married Jesse Leroy Noland; 9) Lonzo; 10) A. P. (initials only) called Bob or Bill; 11) George Amos called Willie; and 12) John Thomas called Tommy.
Susie was living in Oklahoma City with daughter Myrtle before she died. She was in a wheel chair the last years of her life. My mother often talked about her Grandmother Susie, how she laughed all the time and was so loving. Mother and her sister Inez idolized Susie, who must have been an old soul.
Obituary in The Oklahoman: Jan 27, 1947 [Note, I have omitted addresses and corrected spelling errors in this transcript since a digital copy is attached to this memorial. ~jdyrly ]
Mrs. Susan J. Roberson, 79, of 826 SW 32, died Saturday night in Norman Municipal Hospital of pneumonia.
Born in Monterey, Tenn., Mrs. Roberson moved to Wanette in 1911. She was a member of the Baptist church.
Survivors include five sons, J.T., G.A, A.P., L.E. and W.L. Boyd, Texas; four daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Noland, Mrs. Crissey Allen, Mrs. Lola Whittaker, and Mrs. Tennie Belcher; a sister in Monterey, Tenn.; four brothers, Nate, George, William, and Bunk Welch.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Capitol Hill Funeral Home. Burial will be in Wanette.
Susie's parents were Tom and Nancy Elizabeth Myatt Welch. Susie was married to George Washington Roberson and they farmed in the Wanette, Pottawatomie, Oklahoma area. (Both families originally came from Putnam County, Tennessee.)
G.W. and Susie had twelve children that I know of: 1) Crissy E.; 2) Effie; 3) Tennie; 4&5) twins Lola Etly and Luster; 6) Carl; 7) James C.; 8) Myrtle Ethel who married Jesse Leroy Noland; 9) Lonzo; 10) A. P. (initials only) called Bob or Bill; 11) George Amos called Willie; and 12) John Thomas called Tommy.
Susie was living in Oklahoma City with daughter Myrtle before she died. She was in a wheel chair the last years of her life. My mother often talked about her Grandmother Susie, how she laughed all the time and was so loving. Mother and her sister Inez idolized Susie, who must have been an old soul.
Obituary in The Oklahoman: Jan 27, 1947 [Note, I have omitted addresses and corrected spelling errors in this transcript since a digital copy is attached to this memorial. ~jdyrly ]
Mrs. Susan J. Roberson, 79, of 826 SW 32, died Saturday night in Norman Municipal Hospital of pneumonia.
Born in Monterey, Tenn., Mrs. Roberson moved to Wanette in 1911. She was a member of the Baptist church.
Survivors include five sons, J.T., G.A, A.P., L.E. and W.L. Boyd, Texas; four daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Noland, Mrs. Crissey Allen, Mrs. Lola Whittaker, and Mrs. Tennie Belcher; a sister in Monterey, Tenn.; four brothers, Nate, George, William, and Bunk Welch.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Capitol Hill Funeral Home. Burial will be in Wanette.
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Double w/ George W. Roberson, her husband
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