Daughter of Frances Lillie Mae Hodge, (my grandmother)
Raised by her mother and step-father, Frances Lillie Mae Hodge Thomas and Labin Gilbert Thomas.
Half-sister to Virgil Crittington Thomas, Newton Hubert Thomas, Albert Stanley Thomas (my Daddy), Muriel Thomas Wright, and Oletha Thomas Wilson-Murphy.
Mother of Wanda Mae Brownfield and Elmer Edward Brownfield.
Grandmother to Marc Alan Young, Pamela Kay Young, Rhonda Brownfield Klein and Karen Kay Brownfield Keith.
After her first husband, Joe Brownfield drown in the Red River, Alta Mae married Frank "Buck" Erwin. Alta Mae was injured in an auto accident. She developed gangrene in her leg which had to be amputated. However, the medical care was not enough and she passed away October 10, 1937 In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, leaving her two young children (Wanda & Edward) for my grandparents to rise. Buck Erwin graciously returned the children to my grandparents.)
Obituary....INCORRECT NAMES APPEARED IN PAPER.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~okchocta/obits/07/obits_32.htm
Mrs. Buck Irving
Dies From Injures Received in Car Wreck
The Boswell News October 15, 1937 –
transcribed by Ron Henson
Mrs. Buck Irving of Telephone, Texas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Thomas of Crowder Springs, passed away Monday as a result of a car wreck near Tishomingo last Thursday. Interment was made in Crowder Springs cemetery Tuesday. Mrs. Irving attended high school here and will be remembered as Miss Alta May.
Raised by her mother and step-father, Frances Lillie Mae Hodge Thomas and Labin Gilbert Thomas.
Half-sister to Virgil Crittington Thomas, Newton Hubert Thomas, Albert Stanley Thomas (my Daddy), Muriel Thomas Wright, and Oletha Thomas Wilson-Murphy.
Mother of Wanda Mae Brownfield and Elmer Edward Brownfield.
Grandmother to Marc Alan Young, Pamela Kay Young, Rhonda Brownfield Klein and Karen Kay Brownfield Keith.
After her first husband, Joe Brownfield drown in the Red River, Alta Mae married Frank "Buck" Erwin. Alta Mae was injured in an auto accident. She developed gangrene in her leg which had to be amputated. However, the medical care was not enough and she passed away October 10, 1937 In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, leaving her two young children (Wanda & Edward) for my grandparents to rise. Buck Erwin graciously returned the children to my grandparents.)
Obituary....INCORRECT NAMES APPEARED IN PAPER.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~okchocta/obits/07/obits_32.htm
Mrs. Buck Irving
Dies From Injures Received in Car Wreck
The Boswell News October 15, 1937 –
transcribed by Ron Henson
Mrs. Buck Irving of Telephone, Texas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Thomas of Crowder Springs, passed away Monday as a result of a car wreck near Tishomingo last Thursday. Interment was made in Crowder Springs cemetery Tuesday. Mrs. Irving attended high school here and will be remembered as Miss Alta May.
Daughter of Frances Lillie Mae Hodge, (my grandmother)
Raised by her mother and step-father, Frances Lillie Mae Hodge Thomas and Labin Gilbert Thomas.
Half-sister to Virgil Crittington Thomas, Newton Hubert Thomas, Albert Stanley Thomas (my Daddy), Muriel Thomas Wright, and Oletha Thomas Wilson-Murphy.
Mother of Wanda Mae Brownfield and Elmer Edward Brownfield.
Grandmother to Marc Alan Young, Pamela Kay Young, Rhonda Brownfield Klein and Karen Kay Brownfield Keith.
After her first husband, Joe Brownfield drown in the Red River, Alta Mae married Frank "Buck" Erwin. Alta Mae was injured in an auto accident. She developed gangrene in her leg which had to be amputated. However, the medical care was not enough and she passed away October 10, 1937 In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, leaving her two young children (Wanda & Edward) for my grandparents to rise. Buck Erwin graciously returned the children to my grandparents.)
Obituary....INCORRECT NAMES APPEARED IN PAPER.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~okchocta/obits/07/obits_32.htm
Mrs. Buck Irving
Dies From Injures Received in Car Wreck
The Boswell News October 15, 1937 –
transcribed by Ron Henson
Mrs. Buck Irving of Telephone, Texas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Thomas of Crowder Springs, passed away Monday as a result of a car wreck near Tishomingo last Thursday. Interment was made in Crowder Springs cemetery Tuesday. Mrs. Irving attended high school here and will be remembered as Miss Alta May.
Raised by her mother and step-father, Frances Lillie Mae Hodge Thomas and Labin Gilbert Thomas.
Half-sister to Virgil Crittington Thomas, Newton Hubert Thomas, Albert Stanley Thomas (my Daddy), Muriel Thomas Wright, and Oletha Thomas Wilson-Murphy.
Mother of Wanda Mae Brownfield and Elmer Edward Brownfield.
Grandmother to Marc Alan Young, Pamela Kay Young, Rhonda Brownfield Klein and Karen Kay Brownfield Keith.
After her first husband, Joe Brownfield drown in the Red River, Alta Mae married Frank "Buck" Erwin. Alta Mae was injured in an auto accident. She developed gangrene in her leg which had to be amputated. However, the medical care was not enough and she passed away October 10, 1937 In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, leaving her two young children (Wanda & Edward) for my grandparents to rise. Buck Erwin graciously returned the children to my grandparents.)
Obituary....INCORRECT NAMES APPEARED IN PAPER.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~okchocta/obits/07/obits_32.htm
Mrs. Buck Irving
Dies From Injures Received in Car Wreck
The Boswell News October 15, 1937 –
transcribed by Ron Henson
Mrs. Buck Irving of Telephone, Texas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Thomas of Crowder Springs, passed away Monday as a result of a car wreck near Tishomingo last Thursday. Interment was made in Crowder Springs cemetery Tuesday. Mrs. Irving attended high school here and will be remembered as Miss Alta May.
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