Durant Weekly News
Durant, Oklahoma
Friday, June 21, 1935, page 4
DR. FRANK JACKMAN
Frank Marion Jackman was born on October 23, 1865 in Russell County, Kentucky. When a young man, after a few years as a teacher, he attended the University of Kentucky Medical school at Louisville, where he later graduated. He came to Indian Territory and began to practice medicine at Lynn Marshall County in 1891.
In 1898, Dr. Jackman was united in marriage to Miss Della Hightower. To this union was born four children. Vivian preceded him in death while an infant. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jackman and daughter, Jacqueline, of Ralls, Texas; Vernon Jackman of Meade and Mrs. Berry James of Corsicana, Texas, all were present at the funeral.
Dr. Jackman moved to Mead in 1911 where he has been in active practice, serving hundreds of appreciative patients. Though in bad health for the last six months, Dr. Jackman was apparently feeling well until just a few minutes before his death Sunday morning, June 16th, at 8:00. He died suddenly of a heart attack, while attending a patient, a few miles west of Mead. Dr. Jackman had recently expressed a wish that when his time came to die he would be found at his post of duty. His death was typical of his life of service to his family and community.
Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at the family residence at Mead. Rev. Al Hopkins of Durant conducted the rites. Pallbearers were Dr. Shuler, Dr. Haney, Dr. Rushing, Dr. Austin and Dr. Armstrong. Interment was made in Highland cemetery in Durant, Okla.
Contributor: Tony (46571983)
Dr. Frank Jackson was born October 23, 1865 in Kentucky.
Frank married Della Hightower, who was born September 22, 1879 in Webster Parish, Louisiana, daughter of William Merrill Hightower (1844-1925) and Caroline Jordan (1848-1915).
The 1910 Federal Census for Odell, Oklahoma (Marshall County) shows Frank Jackman, a general practice physician, age 45, born in Kentucky; and his wife, Della Jackman, age 30, born in Louisiana. Living with them were two sons: Joe B. Jackman, age 10; and Frank V. Jackman, age 6; both born in Oklahoma.
The 1920 Federal Census for Brown, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Frank Jackman, an allopathic doctor, age 55, born in Kentucky; and his wife, Della Jackman, age 40, born in Louisiana. Living with them were three children: Joe Jackman, age 20; Vernon Jackman, age 16; and Catherine Jackman, age 7; all born in Oklahoma. Also living in the household were two nieces: Cary Shannon, age 11; and Lola Shannon, age 8; both born in Oklahoma.
Frank died June 16, 1935 in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) and was buried there in the Highland Cemetery. Della died September 30, 1972 in Durant and was buried in Highland Cemetery beside her husband.
Durant, Oklahoma
Friday, June 21, 1935, page 4
DR. FRANK JACKMAN
Frank Marion Jackman was born on October 23, 1865 in Russell County, Kentucky. When a young man, after a few years as a teacher, he attended the University of Kentucky Medical school at Louisville, where he later graduated. He came to Indian Territory and began to practice medicine at Lynn Marshall County in 1891.
In 1898, Dr. Jackman was united in marriage to Miss Della Hightower. To this union was born four children. Vivian preceded him in death while an infant. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jackman and daughter, Jacqueline, of Ralls, Texas; Vernon Jackman of Meade and Mrs. Berry James of Corsicana, Texas, all were present at the funeral.
Dr. Jackman moved to Mead in 1911 where he has been in active practice, serving hundreds of appreciative patients. Though in bad health for the last six months, Dr. Jackman was apparently feeling well until just a few minutes before his death Sunday morning, June 16th, at 8:00. He died suddenly of a heart attack, while attending a patient, a few miles west of Mead. Dr. Jackman had recently expressed a wish that when his time came to die he would be found at his post of duty. His death was typical of his life of service to his family and community.
Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at the family residence at Mead. Rev. Al Hopkins of Durant conducted the rites. Pallbearers were Dr. Shuler, Dr. Haney, Dr. Rushing, Dr. Austin and Dr. Armstrong. Interment was made in Highland cemetery in Durant, Okla.
Contributor: Tony (46571983)
Dr. Frank Jackson was born October 23, 1865 in Kentucky.
Frank married Della Hightower, who was born September 22, 1879 in Webster Parish, Louisiana, daughter of William Merrill Hightower (1844-1925) and Caroline Jordan (1848-1915).
The 1910 Federal Census for Odell, Oklahoma (Marshall County) shows Frank Jackman, a general practice physician, age 45, born in Kentucky; and his wife, Della Jackman, age 30, born in Louisiana. Living with them were two sons: Joe B. Jackman, age 10; and Frank V. Jackman, age 6; both born in Oklahoma.
The 1920 Federal Census for Brown, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Frank Jackman, an allopathic doctor, age 55, born in Kentucky; and his wife, Della Jackman, age 40, born in Louisiana. Living with them were three children: Joe Jackman, age 20; Vernon Jackman, age 16; and Catherine Jackman, age 7; all born in Oklahoma. Also living in the household were two nieces: Cary Shannon, age 11; and Lola Shannon, age 8; both born in Oklahoma.
Frank died June 16, 1935 in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) and was buried there in the Highland Cemetery. Della died September 30, 1972 in Durant and was buried in Highland Cemetery beside her husband.
Durant Weekly News
Durant, Oklahoma
Friday, June 21, 1935, page 4
DR. FRANK JACKMAN
Frank Marion Jackman was born on October 23, 1865 in Russell County, Kentucky. When a young man, after a few years as a teacher, he attended the University of Kentucky Medical school at Louisville, where he later graduated. He came to Indian Territory and began to practice medicine at Lynn Marshall County in 1891.
In 1898, Dr. Jackman was united in marriage to Miss Della Hightower. To this union was born four children. Vivian preceded him in death while an infant. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jackman and daughter, Jacqueline, of Ralls, Texas; Vernon Jackman of Meade and Mrs. Berry James of Corsicana, Texas, all were present at the funeral.
Dr. Jackman moved to Mead in 1911 where he has been in active practice, serving hundreds of appreciative patients. Though in bad health for the last six months, Dr. Jackman was apparently feeling well until just a few minutes before his death Sunday morning, June 16th, at 8:00. He died suddenly of a heart attack, while attending a patient, a few miles west of Mead. Dr. Jackman had recently expressed a wish that when his time came to die he would be found at his post of duty. His death was typical of his life of service to his family and community.
Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at the family residence at Mead. Rev. Al Hopkins of Durant conducted the rites. Pallbearers were Dr. Shuler, Dr. Haney, Dr. Rushing, Dr. Austin and Dr. Armstrong. Interment was made in Highland cemetery in Durant, Okla.
Contributor: Tony (46571983)
Dr. Frank Jackson was born October 23, 1865 in Kentucky.
Frank married Della Hightower, who was born September 22, 1879 in Webster Parish, Louisiana, daughter of William Merrill Hightower (1844-1925) and Caroline Jordan (1848-1915).
The 1910 Federal Census for Odell, Oklahoma (Marshall County) shows Frank Jackman, a general practice physician, age 45, born in Kentucky; and his wife, Della Jackman, age 30, born in Louisiana. Living with them were two sons: Joe B. Jackman, age 10; and Frank V. Jackman, age 6; both born in Oklahoma.
The 1920 Federal Census for Brown, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Frank Jackman, an allopathic doctor, age 55, born in Kentucky; and his wife, Della Jackman, age 40, born in Louisiana. Living with them were three children: Joe Jackman, age 20; Vernon Jackman, age 16; and Catherine Jackman, age 7; all born in Oklahoma. Also living in the household were two nieces: Cary Shannon, age 11; and Lola Shannon, age 8; both born in Oklahoma.
Frank died June 16, 1935 in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) and was buried there in the Highland Cemetery. Della died September 30, 1972 in Durant and was buried in Highland Cemetery beside her husband.
Durant, Oklahoma
Friday, June 21, 1935, page 4
DR. FRANK JACKMAN
Frank Marion Jackman was born on October 23, 1865 in Russell County, Kentucky. When a young man, after a few years as a teacher, he attended the University of Kentucky Medical school at Louisville, where he later graduated. He came to Indian Territory and began to practice medicine at Lynn Marshall County in 1891.
In 1898, Dr. Jackman was united in marriage to Miss Della Hightower. To this union was born four children. Vivian preceded him in death while an infant. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jackman and daughter, Jacqueline, of Ralls, Texas; Vernon Jackman of Meade and Mrs. Berry James of Corsicana, Texas, all were present at the funeral.
Dr. Jackman moved to Mead in 1911 where he has been in active practice, serving hundreds of appreciative patients. Though in bad health for the last six months, Dr. Jackman was apparently feeling well until just a few minutes before his death Sunday morning, June 16th, at 8:00. He died suddenly of a heart attack, while attending a patient, a few miles west of Mead. Dr. Jackman had recently expressed a wish that when his time came to die he would be found at his post of duty. His death was typical of his life of service to his family and community.
Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at the family residence at Mead. Rev. Al Hopkins of Durant conducted the rites. Pallbearers were Dr. Shuler, Dr. Haney, Dr. Rushing, Dr. Austin and Dr. Armstrong. Interment was made in Highland cemetery in Durant, Okla.
Contributor: Tony (46571983)
Dr. Frank Jackson was born October 23, 1865 in Kentucky.
Frank married Della Hightower, who was born September 22, 1879 in Webster Parish, Louisiana, daughter of William Merrill Hightower (1844-1925) and Caroline Jordan (1848-1915).
The 1910 Federal Census for Odell, Oklahoma (Marshall County) shows Frank Jackman, a general practice physician, age 45, born in Kentucky; and his wife, Della Jackman, age 30, born in Louisiana. Living with them were two sons: Joe B. Jackman, age 10; and Frank V. Jackman, age 6; both born in Oklahoma.
The 1920 Federal Census for Brown, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Frank Jackman, an allopathic doctor, age 55, born in Kentucky; and his wife, Della Jackman, age 40, born in Louisiana. Living with them were three children: Joe Jackman, age 20; Vernon Jackman, age 16; and Catherine Jackman, age 7; all born in Oklahoma. Also living in the household were two nieces: Cary Shannon, age 11; and Lola Shannon, age 8; both born in Oklahoma.
Frank died June 16, 1935 in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) and was buried there in the Highland Cemetery. Della died September 30, 1972 in Durant and was buried in Highland Cemetery beside her husband.
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