She was the daughter of Alexander and Sarah E. (Tharpe) McGehee.
She married James Nathaniel CATON, in Ben Franklin TX, 23 Aug. 1897. They moved not long afterward to Indian Territory (Chickasha Nation) near Ada. They made their home at Oakman for most of their years, where James N. farmed and preached, he being a Free Will Baptist ordained minister, active in all its affairs and meetings.
They raised several children and three grandchildren.
She was ill and bed-ridden in her latter years, and he tenderly cared for her.
She married James Nathaniel CATON, in Ben Franklin TX, 23 Aug. 1897. They moved not long afterward to Indian Territory (Chickasha Nation) near Ada. They made their home at Oakman for most of their years, where James N. farmed and preached, he being a Free Will Baptist ordained minister, active in all its affairs and meetings.
They raised several children and three grandchildren.
She was ill and bed-ridden in her latter years, and he tenderly cared for her.
She was the daughter of Alexander and Sarah E. (Tharpe) McGehee.
She married James Nathaniel CATON, in Ben Franklin TX, 23 Aug. 1897. They moved not long afterward to Indian Territory (Chickasha Nation) near Ada. They made their home at Oakman for most of their years, where James N. farmed and preached, he being a Free Will Baptist ordained minister, active in all its affairs and meetings.
They raised several children and three grandchildren.
She was ill and bed-ridden in her latter years, and he tenderly cared for her.
She married James Nathaniel CATON, in Ben Franklin TX, 23 Aug. 1897. They moved not long afterward to Indian Territory (Chickasha Nation) near Ada. They made their home at Oakman for most of their years, where James N. farmed and preached, he being a Free Will Baptist ordained minister, active in all its affairs and meetings.
They raised several children and three grandchildren.
She was ill and bed-ridden in her latter years, and he tenderly cared for her.
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