1910 - US Census - Sayre Township, Beckham, Oklahoma
Household ................Role .....Sex ......Age Birthplace
Benjaman E Madaux Head ....Male ....39 ..Georgia (widowed)
Albert E Madaux .......Son ......Male ....9 ....Oklahoma
David H Madaux .......Son ......Male ....6 ....Oklahoma
Loyd H Madaux .........Son ......Male ....2 ....Oklahoma
William Madaux ........Father ..Male ....81 ..Alabama
Harriet A Madaux ......Mother Female 69 ..Georgia
Eli N Madaux .............Brother Male ....52 ..Georgia
1920 - US Census - Justice Precinct 1, Collingsworth, Texas
Household ...............Role .Sex .....Age Birthplace
Benjamin Maddoux Head Male ....48 ..Georgia
Eddie A Maddoux ....Son ..Male ....19 ..Oklahoma
David H Maddoux ....Son ..Male ....15 ..Oklahoma
Loyd H Maddoux ......Son ..Male ....12 ..Oklahoma
1930 - US Census -
1940 - US Census - Buffalo Township, Beckham, Oklahoma
Household .............Role .Sex ......Age Birthplace
David H Maddoux .Head .Male ....36 ..Oklahoma
Emma L Maddoux Wife ...Female 24 ..Oklahoma
Ben E Maddoux ....Father Male ....67 ..Alabama(sic) Married
Note: Unknown where his 2nd wife was at this time.
The Sayre Sun, Thursday, July 14, 1960 pg 1
B. Maddoux
Rites Held
At Lone Oak
Funeral services for Benjamin Edward Maddoux, retired farmer and rancher, 407 North Broadway, who died at his home Saturday following a lengthy illness, were held Sunday at 3:03(sic) p.m. at the Lone Oak Baptist church with Rev. Lynn Heard officiating.
Born April 30, 1871 at Cedartown, Georgia, Mr. Maddoux settled five miles west of Sayre in January 1901. He moved to Texas in 1913 and in 1926 returned to the Buffalo community. In 1942 he moved to Sayre.
He was preceded in death by his wife, one sister, three brothers.
Survivors include three sons, A. E. of Prescott, Arizonia, D. H. of Mayfield, L. H. of Sweetwater; seven grandchildren; eleven great grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Gerry Maddoux, James W. Frazier, Howard Roger, LeRoy Allen jr., Ray Maddoux, Herb Rothenberger.
Honorary pall bearers were Ed Dollar, Ed Schwer, L. C. Weston, A. C. Atwood, Le Roy Allen, sr., Bill Burham.
Committal was in the Lone Oak cemetery with Moore Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Household ................Role .....Sex ......Age Birthplace
Benjaman E Madaux Head ....Male ....39 ..Georgia (widowed)
Albert E Madaux .......Son ......Male ....9 ....Oklahoma
David H Madaux .......Son ......Male ....6 ....Oklahoma
Loyd H Madaux .........Son ......Male ....2 ....Oklahoma
William Madaux ........Father ..Male ....81 ..Alabama
Harriet A Madaux ......Mother Female 69 ..Georgia
Eli N Madaux .............Brother Male ....52 ..Georgia
1920 - US Census - Justice Precinct 1, Collingsworth, Texas
Household ...............Role .Sex .....Age Birthplace
Benjamin Maddoux Head Male ....48 ..Georgia
Eddie A Maddoux ....Son ..Male ....19 ..Oklahoma
David H Maddoux ....Son ..Male ....15 ..Oklahoma
Loyd H Maddoux ......Son ..Male ....12 ..Oklahoma
1930 - US Census -
1940 - US Census - Buffalo Township, Beckham, Oklahoma
Household .............Role .Sex ......Age Birthplace
David H Maddoux .Head .Male ....36 ..Oklahoma
Emma L Maddoux Wife ...Female 24 ..Oklahoma
Ben E Maddoux ....Father Male ....67 ..Alabama(sic) Married
Note: Unknown where his 2nd wife was at this time.
The Sayre Sun, Thursday, July 14, 1960 pg 1
B. Maddoux
Rites Held
At Lone Oak
Funeral services for Benjamin Edward Maddoux, retired farmer and rancher, 407 North Broadway, who died at his home Saturday following a lengthy illness, were held Sunday at 3:03(sic) p.m. at the Lone Oak Baptist church with Rev. Lynn Heard officiating.
Born April 30, 1871 at Cedartown, Georgia, Mr. Maddoux settled five miles west of Sayre in January 1901. He moved to Texas in 1913 and in 1926 returned to the Buffalo community. In 1942 he moved to Sayre.
He was preceded in death by his wife, one sister, three brothers.
Survivors include three sons, A. E. of Prescott, Arizonia, D. H. of Mayfield, L. H. of Sweetwater; seven grandchildren; eleven great grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Gerry Maddoux, James W. Frazier, Howard Roger, LeRoy Allen jr., Ray Maddoux, Herb Rothenberger.
Honorary pall bearers were Ed Dollar, Ed Schwer, L. C. Weston, A. C. Atwood, Le Roy Allen, sr., Bill Burham.
Committal was in the Lone Oak cemetery with Moore Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
1910 - US Census - Sayre Township, Beckham, Oklahoma
Household ................Role .....Sex ......Age Birthplace
Benjaman E Madaux Head ....Male ....39 ..Georgia (widowed)
Albert E Madaux .......Son ......Male ....9 ....Oklahoma
David H Madaux .......Son ......Male ....6 ....Oklahoma
Loyd H Madaux .........Son ......Male ....2 ....Oklahoma
William Madaux ........Father ..Male ....81 ..Alabama
Harriet A Madaux ......Mother Female 69 ..Georgia
Eli N Madaux .............Brother Male ....52 ..Georgia
1920 - US Census - Justice Precinct 1, Collingsworth, Texas
Household ...............Role .Sex .....Age Birthplace
Benjamin Maddoux Head Male ....48 ..Georgia
Eddie A Maddoux ....Son ..Male ....19 ..Oklahoma
David H Maddoux ....Son ..Male ....15 ..Oklahoma
Loyd H Maddoux ......Son ..Male ....12 ..Oklahoma
1930 - US Census -
1940 - US Census - Buffalo Township, Beckham, Oklahoma
Household .............Role .Sex ......Age Birthplace
David H Maddoux .Head .Male ....36 ..Oklahoma
Emma L Maddoux Wife ...Female 24 ..Oklahoma
Ben E Maddoux ....Father Male ....67 ..Alabama(sic) Married
Note: Unknown where his 2nd wife was at this time.
The Sayre Sun, Thursday, July 14, 1960 pg 1
B. Maddoux
Rites Held
At Lone Oak
Funeral services for Benjamin Edward Maddoux, retired farmer and rancher, 407 North Broadway, who died at his home Saturday following a lengthy illness, were held Sunday at 3:03(sic) p.m. at the Lone Oak Baptist church with Rev. Lynn Heard officiating.
Born April 30, 1871 at Cedartown, Georgia, Mr. Maddoux settled five miles west of Sayre in January 1901. He moved to Texas in 1913 and in 1926 returned to the Buffalo community. In 1942 he moved to Sayre.
He was preceded in death by his wife, one sister, three brothers.
Survivors include three sons, A. E. of Prescott, Arizonia, D. H. of Mayfield, L. H. of Sweetwater; seven grandchildren; eleven great grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Gerry Maddoux, James W. Frazier, Howard Roger, LeRoy Allen jr., Ray Maddoux, Herb Rothenberger.
Honorary pall bearers were Ed Dollar, Ed Schwer, L. C. Weston, A. C. Atwood, Le Roy Allen, sr., Bill Burham.
Committal was in the Lone Oak cemetery with Moore Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Household ................Role .....Sex ......Age Birthplace
Benjaman E Madaux Head ....Male ....39 ..Georgia (widowed)
Albert E Madaux .......Son ......Male ....9 ....Oklahoma
David H Madaux .......Son ......Male ....6 ....Oklahoma
Loyd H Madaux .........Son ......Male ....2 ....Oklahoma
William Madaux ........Father ..Male ....81 ..Alabama
Harriet A Madaux ......Mother Female 69 ..Georgia
Eli N Madaux .............Brother Male ....52 ..Georgia
1920 - US Census - Justice Precinct 1, Collingsworth, Texas
Household ...............Role .Sex .....Age Birthplace
Benjamin Maddoux Head Male ....48 ..Georgia
Eddie A Maddoux ....Son ..Male ....19 ..Oklahoma
David H Maddoux ....Son ..Male ....15 ..Oklahoma
Loyd H Maddoux ......Son ..Male ....12 ..Oklahoma
1930 - US Census -
1940 - US Census - Buffalo Township, Beckham, Oklahoma
Household .............Role .Sex ......Age Birthplace
David H Maddoux .Head .Male ....36 ..Oklahoma
Emma L Maddoux Wife ...Female 24 ..Oklahoma
Ben E Maddoux ....Father Male ....67 ..Alabama(sic) Married
Note: Unknown where his 2nd wife was at this time.
The Sayre Sun, Thursday, July 14, 1960 pg 1
B. Maddoux
Rites Held
At Lone Oak
Funeral services for Benjamin Edward Maddoux, retired farmer and rancher, 407 North Broadway, who died at his home Saturday following a lengthy illness, were held Sunday at 3:03(sic) p.m. at the Lone Oak Baptist church with Rev. Lynn Heard officiating.
Born April 30, 1871 at Cedartown, Georgia, Mr. Maddoux settled five miles west of Sayre in January 1901. He moved to Texas in 1913 and in 1926 returned to the Buffalo community. In 1942 he moved to Sayre.
He was preceded in death by his wife, one sister, three brothers.
Survivors include three sons, A. E. of Prescott, Arizonia, D. H. of Mayfield, L. H. of Sweetwater; seven grandchildren; eleven great grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Gerry Maddoux, James W. Frazier, Howard Roger, LeRoy Allen jr., Ray Maddoux, Herb Rothenberger.
Honorary pall bearers were Ed Dollar, Ed Schwer, L. C. Weston, A. C. Atwood, Le Roy Allen, sr., Bill Burham.
Committal was in the Lone Oak cemetery with Moore Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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