Last Rites For Mrs. Pitcher's Mother In Anadarko Sun.
Former County Resident Dies Friday At Age of 68.
Services were held at 2:30 Sunday afternoon at the First Christian church in Anadarko for Mrs. A.T. Eaglin, mother of Mrs. C.A. Pitcher and for many years a resident of this county, who passed away at her home south of Hobart Friday night. Rev. Clifford B. James, pastor, conducted the service.
Mary Agnes Simcox was born in Potoko, Ill. on April 30, 1868 and departed this life February 28, 1936.
She grew to womanhood in the city of her birth. She married Arthur T. Eaglin December 22, 1890 at Potoko, Ill. They were schoolday sweethearts.
Mrs. Eaglin became a member of the Methodist Episcopal church when only a girl and remained a faithful Christian to the "close of the way."
They moved from Illinois to Oklahoma in 1901, living in Oklahoma City until 1904, when they moved to Caddo where they spent the remaining years in Caddo and Kiowa counties.
To this union were born five children: Kenneth of Cooperton; Mrs. Clyde Pitcher, Carnegie; Mrs. Retta Williamson, Hobart; Mrs. Charles Goodwin and Mrs. C.V. Nichols of Anadarko, and Mrs. Claude Britain and Truman Eaglin who have gone before.
These, besides Mr. Eaglin and several grandchildren and two brothers, J.L. and Joseph Simcox of Potoko, Ill. and many friends survive who will testify to her loveliness in character and life.
Obit provided by Lillian.
Last Rites For Mrs. Pitcher's Mother In Anadarko Sun.
Former County Resident Dies Friday At Age of 68.
Services were held at 2:30 Sunday afternoon at the First Christian church in Anadarko for Mrs. A.T. Eaglin, mother of Mrs. C.A. Pitcher and for many years a resident of this county, who passed away at her home south of Hobart Friday night. Rev. Clifford B. James, pastor, conducted the service.
Mary Agnes Simcox was born in Potoko, Ill. on April 30, 1868 and departed this life February 28, 1936.
She grew to womanhood in the city of her birth. She married Arthur T. Eaglin December 22, 1890 at Potoko, Ill. They were schoolday sweethearts.
Mrs. Eaglin became a member of the Methodist Episcopal church when only a girl and remained a faithful Christian to the "close of the way."
They moved from Illinois to Oklahoma in 1901, living in Oklahoma City until 1904, when they moved to Caddo where they spent the remaining years in Caddo and Kiowa counties.
To this union were born five children: Kenneth of Cooperton; Mrs. Clyde Pitcher, Carnegie; Mrs. Retta Williamson, Hobart; Mrs. Charles Goodwin and Mrs. C.V. Nichols of Anadarko, and Mrs. Claude Britain and Truman Eaglin who have gone before.
These, besides Mr. Eaglin and several grandchildren and two brothers, J.L. and Joseph Simcox of Potoko, Ill. and many friends survive who will testify to her loveliness in character and life.
Obit provided by Lillian.
Family Members
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Anna Mariah Simcox Livesay
1851–1928
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James Walter Simcox
1853–1868
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Robert A. Simcox
1854–1917
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Elvira Jane "Ella" Simcox McNicol
1856–1902
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William Preston Simcox
1858–1896
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John Lewis Simcox
1860–1940
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Thomas Clark "Tommie" Simcox
1862–1870
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George Burnett Simcox
1864–1924
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Bettie Bland Simcox Murfin
1866–1910
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Josiah William Simcox
1871–1944
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Tyra Simcox
1874–1874
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