Louis C. LeFlore died after suffering paralysis three years earlier. He was living on a farm. In 1920 he had been the proprietor of a hotel in Durant, Oklahoma. He was the son of Louis LeFlore and Josephine Carrington. His mother was living with him in 1920 along with a woman listed as Frances Black (companion). At that time he said he was divorced form his wife Keturah Coleman.
In Seymour next of kin is Mrs. L.C. Leflore of Seymour. I'm not certain who she was. His body was returned to Caddo, Oklahoma for burial.
In Seymour next of kin is Mrs. L.C. Leflore of Seymour. I'm not certain who she was. His body was returned to Caddo, Oklahoma for burial.
Louis C. LeFlore died after suffering paralysis three years earlier. He was living on a farm. In 1920 he had been the proprietor of a hotel in Durant, Oklahoma. He was the son of Louis LeFlore and Josephine Carrington. His mother was living with him in 1920 along with a woman listed as Frances Black (companion). At that time he said he was divorced form his wife Keturah Coleman.
In Seymour next of kin is Mrs. L.C. Leflore of Seymour. I'm not certain who she was. His body was returned to Caddo, Oklahoma for burial.
In Seymour next of kin is Mrs. L.C. Leflore of Seymour. I'm not certain who she was. His body was returned to Caddo, Oklahoma for burial.
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