This individual was not listed on any of the burial lists for the cemetery.
D/O Marshall P. and Sarah Rogers.
W/O Rev. William Hull Kuykendall.
Children of Sallie and W. H. Kuykendall:
Ida Ethel Kuykendall
Calvin Hull Kuykendall
Wayland Hoyt Kuykendall
Josie Lee Kuykendall
Vessie May Kuykendall
Sarah "Sallie" Elizabeth (Rogers) Kuykendall was the 1st wife of the Rev. W. H. Kuykendall. They married in July 1879 in Salado, Bell Co., TX. W. H. and Sallie were in Bell Co., TX in 1880. He was ordained to preach the gospel at Dallas, TX in 1881. The Hull family arrived in Indian Territory between 1892-1894.
After Sallie's death, Rev. W. H. Kuykendall is found to have been the pastor at the Lone Grove Baptist Church in Love Grove, Indian Territory in December 1897.
By 1900, Rev. W. H. Hull has remarried and is found with a new wife, Francis, and his five children in Ardmore, Pickens Co., Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory. He eventually went to Mexico under appointment of a foreign missionary. Later during times of Mexican turmoil, he returned to the US to preach in Baptist churches in the Southwest. In about 1917, he began preaching in Magnolia, AR. His autobiography tells of his marrying "Mrs. Lillian Hall of Fulton, KY" after returning from Mexico. US Census, 1930 shows he and wife, Lillian, back in Oklahoma and in Carter County.
[Sources: Dawn Kramer, Autobiography of W. H. Kuykendall; Gene Rogers [marriage cert]; "History of The Kuykendall Family" by George Benson Kuykendall, M. D., 1919]; Baptist Signal 1898-1900, Ardmore, Pickens Co., Chickasaw Nation, I. T.; US Census, 1880, 1900 and 1930; Eileen Rogers Mullins (parents names]
D/O Marshall P. and Sarah Rogers.
W/O Rev. William Hull Kuykendall.
Children of Sallie and W. H. Kuykendall:
Ida Ethel Kuykendall
Calvin Hull Kuykendall
Wayland Hoyt Kuykendall
Josie Lee Kuykendall
Vessie May Kuykendall
Sarah "Sallie" Elizabeth (Rogers) Kuykendall was the 1st wife of the Rev. W. H. Kuykendall. They married in July 1879 in Salado, Bell Co., TX. W. H. and Sallie were in Bell Co., TX in 1880. He was ordained to preach the gospel at Dallas, TX in 1881. The Hull family arrived in Indian Territory between 1892-1894.
After Sallie's death, Rev. W. H. Kuykendall is found to have been the pastor at the Lone Grove Baptist Church in Love Grove, Indian Territory in December 1897.
By 1900, Rev. W. H. Hull has remarried and is found with a new wife, Francis, and his five children in Ardmore, Pickens Co., Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory. He eventually went to Mexico under appointment of a foreign missionary. Later during times of Mexican turmoil, he returned to the US to preach in Baptist churches in the Southwest. In about 1917, he began preaching in Magnolia, AR. His autobiography tells of his marrying "Mrs. Lillian Hall of Fulton, KY" after returning from Mexico. US Census, 1930 shows he and wife, Lillian, back in Oklahoma and in Carter County.
[Sources: Dawn Kramer, Autobiography of W. H. Kuykendall; Gene Rogers [marriage cert]; "History of The Kuykendall Family" by George Benson Kuykendall, M. D., 1919]; Baptist Signal 1898-1900, Ardmore, Pickens Co., Chickasaw Nation, I. T.; US Census, 1880, 1900 and 1930; Eileen Rogers Mullins (parents names]
This individual was not listed on any of the burial lists for the cemetery.
D/O Marshall P. and Sarah Rogers.
W/O Rev. William Hull Kuykendall.
Children of Sallie and W. H. Kuykendall:
Ida Ethel Kuykendall
Calvin Hull Kuykendall
Wayland Hoyt Kuykendall
Josie Lee Kuykendall
Vessie May Kuykendall
Sarah "Sallie" Elizabeth (Rogers) Kuykendall was the 1st wife of the Rev. W. H. Kuykendall. They married in July 1879 in Salado, Bell Co., TX. W. H. and Sallie were in Bell Co., TX in 1880. He was ordained to preach the gospel at Dallas, TX in 1881. The Hull family arrived in Indian Territory between 1892-1894.
After Sallie's death, Rev. W. H. Kuykendall is found to have been the pastor at the Lone Grove Baptist Church in Love Grove, Indian Territory in December 1897.
By 1900, Rev. W. H. Hull has remarried and is found with a new wife, Francis, and his five children in Ardmore, Pickens Co., Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory. He eventually went to Mexico under appointment of a foreign missionary. Later during times of Mexican turmoil, he returned to the US to preach in Baptist churches in the Southwest. In about 1917, he began preaching in Magnolia, AR. His autobiography tells of his marrying "Mrs. Lillian Hall of Fulton, KY" after returning from Mexico. US Census, 1930 shows he and wife, Lillian, back in Oklahoma and in Carter County.
[Sources: Dawn Kramer, Autobiography of W. H. Kuykendall; Gene Rogers [marriage cert]; "History of The Kuykendall Family" by George Benson Kuykendall, M. D., 1919]; Baptist Signal 1898-1900, Ardmore, Pickens Co., Chickasaw Nation, I. T.; US Census, 1880, 1900 and 1930; Eileen Rogers Mullins (parents names]
D/O Marshall P. and Sarah Rogers.
W/O Rev. William Hull Kuykendall.
Children of Sallie and W. H. Kuykendall:
Ida Ethel Kuykendall
Calvin Hull Kuykendall
Wayland Hoyt Kuykendall
Josie Lee Kuykendall
Vessie May Kuykendall
Sarah "Sallie" Elizabeth (Rogers) Kuykendall was the 1st wife of the Rev. W. H. Kuykendall. They married in July 1879 in Salado, Bell Co., TX. W. H. and Sallie were in Bell Co., TX in 1880. He was ordained to preach the gospel at Dallas, TX in 1881. The Hull family arrived in Indian Territory between 1892-1894.
After Sallie's death, Rev. W. H. Kuykendall is found to have been the pastor at the Lone Grove Baptist Church in Love Grove, Indian Territory in December 1897.
By 1900, Rev. W. H. Hull has remarried and is found with a new wife, Francis, and his five children in Ardmore, Pickens Co., Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory. He eventually went to Mexico under appointment of a foreign missionary. Later during times of Mexican turmoil, he returned to the US to preach in Baptist churches in the Southwest. In about 1917, he began preaching in Magnolia, AR. His autobiography tells of his marrying "Mrs. Lillian Hall of Fulton, KY" after returning from Mexico. US Census, 1930 shows he and wife, Lillian, back in Oklahoma and in Carter County.
[Sources: Dawn Kramer, Autobiography of W. H. Kuykendall; Gene Rogers [marriage cert]; "History of The Kuykendall Family" by George Benson Kuykendall, M. D., 1919]; Baptist Signal 1898-1900, Ardmore, Pickens Co., Chickasaw Nation, I. T.; US Census, 1880, 1900 and 1930; Eileen Rogers Mullins (parents names]
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