The Oklahoman, Sunday, March 17, 1960: Lucy Blake, 78, Dead; Services to be Monday--Mrs Lucy Blake, 78, of 1133 NW 57, a pioneer Oklahoman, died Saturday. Services will be at 4 pm Monday, in Guardian Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
A native of Iowa, she came to Oklahoma with her parents during the land run of 1889, settling near Hennessey. She moved to Oklahoma City from Enid in ...She was a member of Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs Thelma Day and Mrs Lucille James, both of OKC; two sons, Robert Nichols, Santa Maria CA; and Elmer Bailey, OKC; one step-daughter, Mrs Dorothy Walters, Angwin CA; one sister, Mrs Leona Tingley, Tulsa; one brother, Bill Robinson, Neosho MO; eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Bio: Lucy was the 7th child born to Eli and Mary Robinson who made the run for the Oklahoma Land Rush in 1889 and settled near Hennessey.
She first married Edwin Bailey circa 1900 and 4 children were born of this union: Alta b. 1902, Lucile b. 1905, Thelma b. 1907 and Elmer C. b. 1910. This marriage ended in divorce about 1917. (Lucy's brother Edward married Edwin's sister Effie.)
Lucy married a widower Howard E. Nichols on Jun 9, 1920. Howard died tragically in a farming accident in 1924. At the time of his death he had one daughter, Doris, from his first marriage, and a 3 week old son, Robert William.
1930 and 1940 Census records show Lucy married to Tom J. Blake who must have been a widower as the records show a daughter named Dorthay. This grave marker suggests they stayed and grew old together.
(Submitted by Wendy Robinson #46939163)
A native of Iowa, she came to Oklahoma with her parents during the land run of 1889, settling near Hennessey. She moved to Oklahoma City from Enid in ...She was a member of Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs Thelma Day and Mrs Lucille James, both of OKC; two sons, Robert Nichols, Santa Maria CA; and Elmer Bailey, OKC; one step-daughter, Mrs Dorothy Walters, Angwin CA; one sister, Mrs Leona Tingley, Tulsa; one brother, Bill Robinson, Neosho MO; eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Bio: Lucy was the 7th child born to Eli and Mary Robinson who made the run for the Oklahoma Land Rush in 1889 and settled near Hennessey.
She first married Edwin Bailey circa 1900 and 4 children were born of this union: Alta b. 1902, Lucile b. 1905, Thelma b. 1907 and Elmer C. b. 1910. This marriage ended in divorce about 1917. (Lucy's brother Edward married Edwin's sister Effie.)
Lucy married a widower Howard E. Nichols on Jun 9, 1920. Howard died tragically in a farming accident in 1924. At the time of his death he had one daughter, Doris, from his first marriage, and a 3 week old son, Robert William.
1930 and 1940 Census records show Lucy married to Tom J. Blake who must have been a widower as the records show a daughter named Dorthay. This grave marker suggests they stayed and grew old together.
(Submitted by Wendy Robinson #46939163)
The Oklahoman, Sunday, March 17, 1960: Lucy Blake, 78, Dead; Services to be Monday--Mrs Lucy Blake, 78, of 1133 NW 57, a pioneer Oklahoman, died Saturday. Services will be at 4 pm Monday, in Guardian Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
A native of Iowa, she came to Oklahoma with her parents during the land run of 1889, settling near Hennessey. She moved to Oklahoma City from Enid in ...She was a member of Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs Thelma Day and Mrs Lucille James, both of OKC; two sons, Robert Nichols, Santa Maria CA; and Elmer Bailey, OKC; one step-daughter, Mrs Dorothy Walters, Angwin CA; one sister, Mrs Leona Tingley, Tulsa; one brother, Bill Robinson, Neosho MO; eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Bio: Lucy was the 7th child born to Eli and Mary Robinson who made the run for the Oklahoma Land Rush in 1889 and settled near Hennessey.
She first married Edwin Bailey circa 1900 and 4 children were born of this union: Alta b. 1902, Lucile b. 1905, Thelma b. 1907 and Elmer C. b. 1910. This marriage ended in divorce about 1917. (Lucy's brother Edward married Edwin's sister Effie.)
Lucy married a widower Howard E. Nichols on Jun 9, 1920. Howard died tragically in a farming accident in 1924. At the time of his death he had one daughter, Doris, from his first marriage, and a 3 week old son, Robert William.
1930 and 1940 Census records show Lucy married to Tom J. Blake who must have been a widower as the records show a daughter named Dorthay. This grave marker suggests they stayed and grew old together.
(Submitted by Wendy Robinson #46939163)
A native of Iowa, she came to Oklahoma with her parents during the land run of 1889, settling near Hennessey. She moved to Oklahoma City from Enid in ...She was a member of Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs Thelma Day and Mrs Lucille James, both of OKC; two sons, Robert Nichols, Santa Maria CA; and Elmer Bailey, OKC; one step-daughter, Mrs Dorothy Walters, Angwin CA; one sister, Mrs Leona Tingley, Tulsa; one brother, Bill Robinson, Neosho MO; eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Bio: Lucy was the 7th child born to Eli and Mary Robinson who made the run for the Oklahoma Land Rush in 1889 and settled near Hennessey.
She first married Edwin Bailey circa 1900 and 4 children were born of this union: Alta b. 1902, Lucile b. 1905, Thelma b. 1907 and Elmer C. b. 1910. This marriage ended in divorce about 1917. (Lucy's brother Edward married Edwin's sister Effie.)
Lucy married a widower Howard E. Nichols on Jun 9, 1920. Howard died tragically in a farming accident in 1924. At the time of his death he had one daughter, Doris, from his first marriage, and a 3 week old son, Robert William.
1930 and 1940 Census records show Lucy married to Tom J. Blake who must have been a widower as the records show a daughter named Dorthay. This grave marker suggests they stayed and grew old together.
(Submitted by Wendy Robinson #46939163)
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