Obituary
The Oklahoman
11-04-1973
Sunday
p.31B/218
KATIE BABER
Katie Baber, 85, 536 E Northrup, died
Saturday at Midwest City Memorial
Hospital. Services will be at 2 pm
Monday at Manchester United Methodist
Church in Manchester with burial in
Singer Cemetery near Bluff City, Kan.
A native of Magazine, Ark., Miss Baber
had lived in the Midwest City area for
four years. She was a member of the
Wickline United Methodist Church.
Surviving is a sister, Mrs Cynthia Lindley,
of the home.
***********************************
Update: 08-24-2013
From: [email protected]
I have posted a photo of Katie Baber and her
half sister Cynthia Henline (Lindley) with
original writing on the back. This lists
her birth date as well as the names of her
parents and Cynthia's parents. They have
the same mother, different father. Katie's
father died from typhoid a month before
Katie was born. You can use information
from the back of the photo to update her
page. I am not a family member. I am just
a genealogy enthusiast who purchased the
photo at an antique shop because of the
writing it had on the back and began
researching her name so I could get it
back to her family.
I have no proof yet, but it appears that
Katie may have had some disability because
she never married and remained with her
mother until her mother passed away. When
Katie was 51 in 1940, still living with her
mother, she was listed in an addendum at the
bottom as never having a social security
number or a job. This is why I speculate she
may have had a disability. She has more
siblings as well, but it's late and I don't
have time to post those right now. Hopefully
she will find a place on her family tree now.
*********************************
Update:
Kristen Molen
FAG# 48030505
I received an e-mail from a family member of Katie Baber. Katie did not have a disability. She was a spinster and did not have children. This family member stated:
"she lived her life alone and then with family helping. She lived for awhile with her older brother Ernest Horace Baber...The Albert Baber line lives in California although all of his siblings remained in Kansas and Oklahoma."
"Katie's mother as a young widow participated in the Cherokee Strip Land Run in Oklahoma and that is how they settled in OK." Wanted to be sure and correct my assumption about her possibly being disabled. She was not.
The Oklahoman
11-04-1973
Sunday
p.31B/218
KATIE BABER
Katie Baber, 85, 536 E Northrup, died
Saturday at Midwest City Memorial
Hospital. Services will be at 2 pm
Monday at Manchester United Methodist
Church in Manchester with burial in
Singer Cemetery near Bluff City, Kan.
A native of Magazine, Ark., Miss Baber
had lived in the Midwest City area for
four years. She was a member of the
Wickline United Methodist Church.
Surviving is a sister, Mrs Cynthia Lindley,
of the home.
***********************************
Update: 08-24-2013
From: [email protected]
I have posted a photo of Katie Baber and her
half sister Cynthia Henline (Lindley) with
original writing on the back. This lists
her birth date as well as the names of her
parents and Cynthia's parents. They have
the same mother, different father. Katie's
father died from typhoid a month before
Katie was born. You can use information
from the back of the photo to update her
page. I am not a family member. I am just
a genealogy enthusiast who purchased the
photo at an antique shop because of the
writing it had on the back and began
researching her name so I could get it
back to her family.
I have no proof yet, but it appears that
Katie may have had some disability because
she never married and remained with her
mother until her mother passed away. When
Katie was 51 in 1940, still living with her
mother, she was listed in an addendum at the
bottom as never having a social security
number or a job. This is why I speculate she
may have had a disability. She has more
siblings as well, but it's late and I don't
have time to post those right now. Hopefully
she will find a place on her family tree now.
*********************************
Update:
Kristen Molen
FAG# 48030505
I received an e-mail from a family member of Katie Baber. Katie did not have a disability. She was a spinster and did not have children. This family member stated:
"she lived her life alone and then with family helping. She lived for awhile with her older brother Ernest Horace Baber...The Albert Baber line lives in California although all of his siblings remained in Kansas and Oklahoma."
"Katie's mother as a young widow participated in the Cherokee Strip Land Run in Oklahoma and that is how they settled in OK." Wanted to be sure and correct my assumption about her possibly being disabled. She was not.
Obituary
The Oklahoman
11-04-1973
Sunday
p.31B/218
KATIE BABER
Katie Baber, 85, 536 E Northrup, died
Saturday at Midwest City Memorial
Hospital. Services will be at 2 pm
Monday at Manchester United Methodist
Church in Manchester with burial in
Singer Cemetery near Bluff City, Kan.
A native of Magazine, Ark., Miss Baber
had lived in the Midwest City area for
four years. She was a member of the
Wickline United Methodist Church.
Surviving is a sister, Mrs Cynthia Lindley,
of the home.
***********************************
Update: 08-24-2013
From: [email protected]
I have posted a photo of Katie Baber and her
half sister Cynthia Henline (Lindley) with
original writing on the back. This lists
her birth date as well as the names of her
parents and Cynthia's parents. They have
the same mother, different father. Katie's
father died from typhoid a month before
Katie was born. You can use information
from the back of the photo to update her
page. I am not a family member. I am just
a genealogy enthusiast who purchased the
photo at an antique shop because of the
writing it had on the back and began
researching her name so I could get it
back to her family.
I have no proof yet, but it appears that
Katie may have had some disability because
she never married and remained with her
mother until her mother passed away. When
Katie was 51 in 1940, still living with her
mother, she was listed in an addendum at the
bottom as never having a social security
number or a job. This is why I speculate she
may have had a disability. She has more
siblings as well, but it's late and I don't
have time to post those right now. Hopefully
she will find a place on her family tree now.
*********************************
Update:
Kristen Molen
FAG# 48030505
I received an e-mail from a family member of Katie Baber. Katie did not have a disability. She was a spinster and did not have children. This family member stated:
"she lived her life alone and then with family helping. She lived for awhile with her older brother Ernest Horace Baber...The Albert Baber line lives in California although all of his siblings remained in Kansas and Oklahoma."
"Katie's mother as a young widow participated in the Cherokee Strip Land Run in Oklahoma and that is how they settled in OK." Wanted to be sure and correct my assumption about her possibly being disabled. She was not.
The Oklahoman
11-04-1973
Sunday
p.31B/218
KATIE BABER
Katie Baber, 85, 536 E Northrup, died
Saturday at Midwest City Memorial
Hospital. Services will be at 2 pm
Monday at Manchester United Methodist
Church in Manchester with burial in
Singer Cemetery near Bluff City, Kan.
A native of Magazine, Ark., Miss Baber
had lived in the Midwest City area for
four years. She was a member of the
Wickline United Methodist Church.
Surviving is a sister, Mrs Cynthia Lindley,
of the home.
***********************************
Update: 08-24-2013
From: [email protected]
I have posted a photo of Katie Baber and her
half sister Cynthia Henline (Lindley) with
original writing on the back. This lists
her birth date as well as the names of her
parents and Cynthia's parents. They have
the same mother, different father. Katie's
father died from typhoid a month before
Katie was born. You can use information
from the back of the photo to update her
page. I am not a family member. I am just
a genealogy enthusiast who purchased the
photo at an antique shop because of the
writing it had on the back and began
researching her name so I could get it
back to her family.
I have no proof yet, but it appears that
Katie may have had some disability because
she never married and remained with her
mother until her mother passed away. When
Katie was 51 in 1940, still living with her
mother, she was listed in an addendum at the
bottom as never having a social security
number or a job. This is why I speculate she
may have had a disability. She has more
siblings as well, but it's late and I don't
have time to post those right now. Hopefully
she will find a place on her family tree now.
*********************************
Update:
Kristen Molen
FAG# 48030505
I received an e-mail from a family member of Katie Baber. Katie did not have a disability. She was a spinster and did not have children. This family member stated:
"she lived her life alone and then with family helping. She lived for awhile with her older brother Ernest Horace Baber...The Albert Baber line lives in California although all of his siblings remained in Kansas and Oklahoma."
"Katie's mother as a young widow participated in the Cherokee Strip Land Run in Oklahoma and that is how they settled in OK." Wanted to be sure and correct my assumption about her possibly being disabled. She was not.
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