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Elizabeth M. <I>McCombs</I> Welch

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Elizabeth M. McCombs Welch

Birth
Tennessee, USA
Death
8 Aug 1932 (aged 82)
Redland, McCurtain County, Oklahoma, USA
Burial
Welty, Okfuskee County, Oklahoma, USA Add to Map
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In Memoriam

ELIZABETH M. WELCH
June 27, 1850 ~ August 8, 1932

MRS. E. M. WELCH OF REDLAND DIES MONDAY

Mrs. Elizabeth M. Welch, age 82 years and the wife of W. M. Welch, died at her home in the Redland community Monday, old age being given as the cause of her demise.

Mrs. Welch was well known and loved by all those with whom she had come in contact, and was a pioneer of McCurtain county. She was born in Tennessee and had resided at Redland for several years. She was the mother of Tom A. Welch of Redland, whose little daughter was injured last week when a truck ran over her and broke both her legs.

The funeral equipment was supplied by Skaggs Funeral Home, and interment was made today (Wednesday) at Welty, Oklahoma.

McCurtain Gazette
Wednesday, August 10, 1932

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The Welch Family line begins with Jesse Welch, born about 1820 in Virginia. At some point he moved to the now defunct James County, Tennessee, near Chattanooga. He married Susana, last name unknown to us and they had five children. Martha, born in 1836, Mary, born in 1838, John, born in 1840, William M., born in 1846 and Sarah, born in 1849.

The line continues with William M. Welch, born October 20, 1846 in Tennessee. On July 3, 1870 in Hamilton Co., he married Eliza M. McCombs, also born in Tennessee on June 27,1850. They are listed in the 1880 census in the now defunct James Co., Tennessee along with their children, Sarah J., born abt. 1873, Jesse C., born abt. 1874, John W., born abt. 1875 and James W. born abt. 1878. They then moved to Revilee, Logan Co. Arkansas, and had four more children. Alvzo, born abt.1883, Evelina, born abt. 1885, Thomas A. born abt. 1888 and Benjamin Harley, born September, 1891. Harley was a oilfield worker who was killed when a oil derrick fell on him. It took three days for him to die. Harley was the youngest of the Welch children, shown in this picture in his army uniform with what are believed to be his siblings.
In Memoriam

ELIZABETH M. WELCH
June 27, 1850 ~ August 8, 1932

MRS. E. M. WELCH OF REDLAND DIES MONDAY

Mrs. Elizabeth M. Welch, age 82 years and the wife of W. M. Welch, died at her home in the Redland community Monday, old age being given as the cause of her demise.

Mrs. Welch was well known and loved by all those with whom she had come in contact, and was a pioneer of McCurtain county. She was born in Tennessee and had resided at Redland for several years. She was the mother of Tom A. Welch of Redland, whose little daughter was injured last week when a truck ran over her and broke both her legs.

The funeral equipment was supplied by Skaggs Funeral Home, and interment was made today (Wednesday) at Welty, Oklahoma.

McCurtain Gazette
Wednesday, August 10, 1932

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The Welch Family line begins with Jesse Welch, born about 1820 in Virginia. At some point he moved to the now defunct James County, Tennessee, near Chattanooga. He married Susana, last name unknown to us and they had five children. Martha, born in 1836, Mary, born in 1838, John, born in 1840, William M., born in 1846 and Sarah, born in 1849.

The line continues with William M. Welch, born October 20, 1846 in Tennessee. On July 3, 1870 in Hamilton Co., he married Eliza M. McCombs, also born in Tennessee on June 27,1850. They are listed in the 1880 census in the now defunct James Co., Tennessee along with their children, Sarah J., born abt. 1873, Jesse C., born abt. 1874, John W., born abt. 1875 and James W. born abt. 1878. They then moved to Revilee, Logan Co. Arkansas, and had four more children. Alvzo, born abt.1883, Evelina, born abt. 1885, Thomas A. born abt. 1888 and Benjamin Harley, born September, 1891. Harley was a oilfield worker who was killed when a oil derrick fell on him. It took three days for him to die. Harley was the youngest of the Welch children, shown in this picture in his army uniform with what are believed to be his siblings.


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