son of Columbus and Mary; Married Nora Bryant, 20 Oct 1907
published in the Okfuskee County News, 24 Sep 1908, pg 8
Died — At the home of his parents in Paden, Saturday, September 19th, James Arch Foiles.
Mr Foiles was a cousin of Mrs Zumwalt whose death we have just recorded.
He too, leaves a young life partner having been married about one year. His death was due to typhoid complications. His demise is regretted by a large circle of friends.
The funeral was held at the home Sunday under auspices of the Odd Fellows lodge, assisted by Rev Barnhardt.
A Mr Foiles, brother to deceased came from Illinois to attend the last rites.
published in the Okfuskee County News, 24 Sep 1908, pg 8
Died — At the home of his parents in Paden, Saturday, September 19th, James Arch Foiles.
Mr Foiles was a cousin of Mrs Zumwalt whose death we have just recorded.
He too, leaves a young life partner having been married about one year. His death was due to typhoid complications. His demise is regretted by a large circle of friends.
The funeral was held at the home Sunday under auspices of the Odd Fellows lodge, assisted by Rev Barnhardt.
A Mr Foiles, brother to deceased came from Illinois to attend the last rites.
son of Columbus and Mary; Married Nora Bryant, 20 Oct 1907
published in the Okfuskee County News, 24 Sep 1908, pg 8
Died — At the home of his parents in Paden, Saturday, September 19th, James Arch Foiles.
Mr Foiles was a cousin of Mrs Zumwalt whose death we have just recorded.
He too, leaves a young life partner having been married about one year. His death was due to typhoid complications. His demise is regretted by a large circle of friends.
The funeral was held at the home Sunday under auspices of the Odd Fellows lodge, assisted by Rev Barnhardt.
A Mr Foiles, brother to deceased came from Illinois to attend the last rites.
published in the Okfuskee County News, 24 Sep 1908, pg 8
Died — At the home of his parents in Paden, Saturday, September 19th, James Arch Foiles.
Mr Foiles was a cousin of Mrs Zumwalt whose death we have just recorded.
He too, leaves a young life partner having been married about one year. His death was due to typhoid complications. His demise is regretted by a large circle of friends.
The funeral was held at the home Sunday under auspices of the Odd Fellows lodge, assisted by Rev Barnhardt.
A Mr Foiles, brother to deceased came from Illinois to attend the last rites.
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