The Oklahoman, Tuesday, March 4, 1969:
Mrs Helen Akers, 81, of 115 NW 50, died Sunday at Presbyterian Hospital. She was a retired employee of the Anna Maude Cafeteria. She was born in Galveston, TX, and was a member of Crown Heights Baptist Church. She is survived by her sister, Mrs Louise McKinley, Alta Loma, TX. Services will be at 2:30 pm Tuesday at Smith & Kernke Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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1920 census, Oklahoma City, OK:
Daniel W Akiso (Akers) 34 TN
Helen C Akiso (Akers) 32 TX
Leston Akiso (Akers) 12 Arkansas
S E Akins (Akers) 9 Ark.
Willie Akins (Akers) 8 Ark.
1900 census, Galveston, TX:
Louis Elgin 33
Augusta Elgin 33
Helen Elgin 12
John Elgin 11
Louise Elgin 9
Mrs Helen Akers, 81, of 115 NW 50, died Sunday at Presbyterian Hospital. She was a retired employee of the Anna Maude Cafeteria. She was born in Galveston, TX, and was a member of Crown Heights Baptist Church. She is survived by her sister, Mrs Louise McKinley, Alta Loma, TX. Services will be at 2:30 pm Tuesday at Smith & Kernke Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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1920 census, Oklahoma City, OK:
Daniel W Akiso (Akers) 34 TN
Helen C Akiso (Akers) 32 TX
Leston Akiso (Akers) 12 Arkansas
S E Akins (Akers) 9 Ark.
Willie Akins (Akers) 8 Ark.
1900 census, Galveston, TX:
Louis Elgin 33
Augusta Elgin 33
Helen Elgin 12
John Elgin 11
Louise Elgin 9
The Oklahoman, Tuesday, March 4, 1969:
Mrs Helen Akers, 81, of 115 NW 50, died Sunday at Presbyterian Hospital. She was a retired employee of the Anna Maude Cafeteria. She was born in Galveston, TX, and was a member of Crown Heights Baptist Church. She is survived by her sister, Mrs Louise McKinley, Alta Loma, TX. Services will be at 2:30 pm Tuesday at Smith & Kernke Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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1920 census, Oklahoma City, OK:
Daniel W Akiso (Akers) 34 TN
Helen C Akiso (Akers) 32 TX
Leston Akiso (Akers) 12 Arkansas
S E Akins (Akers) 9 Ark.
Willie Akins (Akers) 8 Ark.
1900 census, Galveston, TX:
Louis Elgin 33
Augusta Elgin 33
Helen Elgin 12
John Elgin 11
Louise Elgin 9
Mrs Helen Akers, 81, of 115 NW 50, died Sunday at Presbyterian Hospital. She was a retired employee of the Anna Maude Cafeteria. She was born in Galveston, TX, and was a member of Crown Heights Baptist Church. She is survived by her sister, Mrs Louise McKinley, Alta Loma, TX. Services will be at 2:30 pm Tuesday at Smith & Kernke Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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1920 census, Oklahoma City, OK:
Daniel W Akiso (Akers) 34 TN
Helen C Akiso (Akers) 32 TX
Leston Akiso (Akers) 12 Arkansas
S E Akins (Akers) 9 Ark.
Willie Akins (Akers) 8 Ark.
1900 census, Galveston, TX:
Louis Elgin 33
Augusta Elgin 33
Helen Elgin 12
John Elgin 11
Louise Elgin 9
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