NO MARKER FOUND
Given name: Lucy Alice; known as Alice, entered as Alice Lucy for search convenience.
Dau of Robert Henley Courts Berry and Olivia Nicholas Taylor, both of KY.
m: Eugene MORGAN Redford in 1886.
ch inc:
-Leslie Earl 1888-1986 m: S. Iva Park
-Ollie 1890-1939 m: Kirkpatrick, divorced
-Samuel Courts/Courts Samuel 1898-1977 m: Ruth H.
-Five infants b/d bet 1886-1900
(In both 1900, 1910 census Alice states she has 3 of 8 children living.)
1900 Henry Co MO: REDFORD Morgan/40, Alice L/32, Lesley E/11, Ollie/9, Courts S/1.
1910 OK: REDFORD Eugene H/50, Alice L/42, Leslie E/21, Courts S/11, KIRKPATRICK Ollie E/21/dau/md*., Esther/2/gdau {dau of Ollie}
1920 Edmond OK: REDFORD Eugene M/59, Alice L/51, Courts/21; KIRKPATRICK REDFORD Ollie/28/wd*; KIRKPATRICK Esta/12.
REDFORD, Alice BERRY
b: n/a, Missouri
d: Nov 8 n/a, Edmond, OK
bur: Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Calhoun MO - Mrs. Alice Redford, wife of Morgan Redford, and an aunt of Mrs. Sam Beaty, died at her home in Edmond, Okla., Sunday, November 8th. She is the mother of Rev. Courts Redford, president of the Southwest Baptist College. The body was shipped to Calhoun Tuesday afternoon and the funeral services were held from the Baptist church, and burial was made in the Calhoun cemetery. Mrs. Redford's father, Jonathan T. Berry*, was an early settler of Henry county and lived northwest of Calhoun.
(obit from Henry Co website, used with permission.)
*Note: Jonathan T. Berry was grandfather, not father.
Her paternal grandparents were Jonathan Taylor Berry and Eleanor M. Taylor, who had a dau also named Lucy Alice Berry, aunt of this Lucy Alice Berry Redford.
*note: Dau Ollie is in 1930/OK census as a Roomer, divorced, altho she is shown as married 1910 and widow in 1920.
While no marker was found, there are many illegible, broken and partially buried stones at this cemetery, as well as numerous unmarked graves. Some or all of her five infants may be buried this cemetery.
Thanks to visitor D. Redford for supplying complete dates for Alice, and for pointing out the error in parents names as obit named her grandfather as her father.
Given name: Lucy Alice; known as Alice, entered as Alice Lucy for search convenience.
Dau of Robert Henley Courts Berry and Olivia Nicholas Taylor, both of KY.
m: Eugene MORGAN Redford in 1886.
ch inc:
-Leslie Earl 1888-1986 m: S. Iva Park
-Ollie 1890-1939 m: Kirkpatrick, divorced
-Samuel Courts/Courts Samuel 1898-1977 m: Ruth H.
-Five infants b/d bet 1886-1900
(In both 1900, 1910 census Alice states she has 3 of 8 children living.)
1900 Henry Co MO: REDFORD Morgan/40, Alice L/32, Lesley E/11, Ollie/9, Courts S/1.
1910 OK: REDFORD Eugene H/50, Alice L/42, Leslie E/21, Courts S/11, KIRKPATRICK Ollie E/21/dau/md*., Esther/2/gdau {dau of Ollie}
1920 Edmond OK: REDFORD Eugene M/59, Alice L/51, Courts/21; KIRKPATRICK REDFORD Ollie/28/wd*; KIRKPATRICK Esta/12.
REDFORD, Alice BERRY
b: n/a, Missouri
d: Nov 8 n/a, Edmond, OK
bur: Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Calhoun MO - Mrs. Alice Redford, wife of Morgan Redford, and an aunt of Mrs. Sam Beaty, died at her home in Edmond, Okla., Sunday, November 8th. She is the mother of Rev. Courts Redford, president of the Southwest Baptist College. The body was shipped to Calhoun Tuesday afternoon and the funeral services were held from the Baptist church, and burial was made in the Calhoun cemetery. Mrs. Redford's father, Jonathan T. Berry*, was an early settler of Henry county and lived northwest of Calhoun.
(obit from Henry Co website, used with permission.)
*Note: Jonathan T. Berry was grandfather, not father.
Her paternal grandparents were Jonathan Taylor Berry and Eleanor M. Taylor, who had a dau also named Lucy Alice Berry, aunt of this Lucy Alice Berry Redford.
*note: Dau Ollie is in 1930/OK census as a Roomer, divorced, altho she is shown as married 1910 and widow in 1920.
While no marker was found, there are many illegible, broken and partially buried stones at this cemetery, as well as numerous unmarked graves. Some or all of her five infants may be buried this cemetery.
Thanks to visitor D. Redford for supplying complete dates for Alice, and for pointing out the error in parents names as obit named her grandfather as her father.
NO MARKER FOUND
Given name: Lucy Alice; known as Alice, entered as Alice Lucy for search convenience.
Dau of Robert Henley Courts Berry and Olivia Nicholas Taylor, both of KY.
m: Eugene MORGAN Redford in 1886.
ch inc:
-Leslie Earl 1888-1986 m: S. Iva Park
-Ollie 1890-1939 m: Kirkpatrick, divorced
-Samuel Courts/Courts Samuel 1898-1977 m: Ruth H.
-Five infants b/d bet 1886-1900
(In both 1900, 1910 census Alice states she has 3 of 8 children living.)
1900 Henry Co MO: REDFORD Morgan/40, Alice L/32, Lesley E/11, Ollie/9, Courts S/1.
1910 OK: REDFORD Eugene H/50, Alice L/42, Leslie E/21, Courts S/11, KIRKPATRICK Ollie E/21/dau/md*., Esther/2/gdau {dau of Ollie}
1920 Edmond OK: REDFORD Eugene M/59, Alice L/51, Courts/21; KIRKPATRICK REDFORD Ollie/28/wd*; KIRKPATRICK Esta/12.
REDFORD, Alice BERRY
b: n/a, Missouri
d: Nov 8 n/a, Edmond, OK
bur: Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Calhoun MO - Mrs. Alice Redford, wife of Morgan Redford, and an aunt of Mrs. Sam Beaty, died at her home in Edmond, Okla., Sunday, November 8th. She is the mother of Rev. Courts Redford, president of the Southwest Baptist College. The body was shipped to Calhoun Tuesday afternoon and the funeral services were held from the Baptist church, and burial was made in the Calhoun cemetery. Mrs. Redford's father, Jonathan T. Berry*, was an early settler of Henry county and lived northwest of Calhoun.
(obit from Henry Co website, used with permission.)
*Note: Jonathan T. Berry was grandfather, not father.
Her paternal grandparents were Jonathan Taylor Berry and Eleanor M. Taylor, who had a dau also named Lucy Alice Berry, aunt of this Lucy Alice Berry Redford.
*note: Dau Ollie is in 1930/OK census as a Roomer, divorced, altho she is shown as married 1910 and widow in 1920.
While no marker was found, there are many illegible, broken and partially buried stones at this cemetery, as well as numerous unmarked graves. Some or all of her five infants may be buried this cemetery.
Thanks to visitor D. Redford for supplying complete dates for Alice, and for pointing out the error in parents names as obit named her grandfather as her father.
Given name: Lucy Alice; known as Alice, entered as Alice Lucy for search convenience.
Dau of Robert Henley Courts Berry and Olivia Nicholas Taylor, both of KY.
m: Eugene MORGAN Redford in 1886.
ch inc:
-Leslie Earl 1888-1986 m: S. Iva Park
-Ollie 1890-1939 m: Kirkpatrick, divorced
-Samuel Courts/Courts Samuel 1898-1977 m: Ruth H.
-Five infants b/d bet 1886-1900
(In both 1900, 1910 census Alice states she has 3 of 8 children living.)
1900 Henry Co MO: REDFORD Morgan/40, Alice L/32, Lesley E/11, Ollie/9, Courts S/1.
1910 OK: REDFORD Eugene H/50, Alice L/42, Leslie E/21, Courts S/11, KIRKPATRICK Ollie E/21/dau/md*., Esther/2/gdau {dau of Ollie}
1920 Edmond OK: REDFORD Eugene M/59, Alice L/51, Courts/21; KIRKPATRICK REDFORD Ollie/28/wd*; KIRKPATRICK Esta/12.
REDFORD, Alice BERRY
b: n/a, Missouri
d: Nov 8 n/a, Edmond, OK
bur: Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Calhoun MO - Mrs. Alice Redford, wife of Morgan Redford, and an aunt of Mrs. Sam Beaty, died at her home in Edmond, Okla., Sunday, November 8th. She is the mother of Rev. Courts Redford, president of the Southwest Baptist College. The body was shipped to Calhoun Tuesday afternoon and the funeral services were held from the Baptist church, and burial was made in the Calhoun cemetery. Mrs. Redford's father, Jonathan T. Berry*, was an early settler of Henry county and lived northwest of Calhoun.
(obit from Henry Co website, used with permission.)
*Note: Jonathan T. Berry was grandfather, not father.
Her paternal grandparents were Jonathan Taylor Berry and Eleanor M. Taylor, who had a dau also named Lucy Alice Berry, aunt of this Lucy Alice Berry Redford.
*note: Dau Ollie is in 1930/OK census as a Roomer, divorced, altho she is shown as married 1910 and widow in 1920.
While no marker was found, there are many illegible, broken and partially buried stones at this cemetery, as well as numerous unmarked graves. Some or all of her five infants may be buried this cemetery.
Thanks to visitor D. Redford for supplying complete dates for Alice, and for pointing out the error in parents names as obit named her grandfather as her father.
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