Dove "Dovie" M. Blythe was the daughter of George Washington Blythe and Elizabeth "Betty" A. Dotson (both buried at Citizens); **for her siblings, see the gravesite of her father.
She married in 1901 James B. Ford (buried at Citizens); they had 5 children: Alford Clay (buried at Citizens), Darthy (Darcie) Ford Brown, Joseph Ernest, Robert George, and James Howard Ford.
Photo Source: "Fort Gibson, OK, Area" by the Fort Gibson Historical Society, 2000, p. 379.
OBIT: Dove Blythe Ford
August 3, 1967
Dove Blythe Ford, 81 of 809 Cromwell, died Tuesday in Muskogee General Hospital.
Funeral services held Friday at 2 p.m. in Church of Christ at Fort Gibson. Frank Eason and Jack Linsy, both of Fort Gibson, officiating. Bradley Funeral Home. Burial in Citizens Cemetery at Fort Gibson.
Pallbearers: James Maddox,Gail Perry, Wallace Huggins, I.B. Brascum, Floyd McCleland and Jack Raines.
Born December 1, 1885 at Huntsville, Arkansas; she came to Indian Territory as a child and lived in the Fort Gibson area.
She married James Ford in 1901 and moved to Hulbert in 1926. He died May 2, 1936. She moved back to Muskogee a month ago and has been living with her daughter.
Survivors include: daughter Mrs. James Brown, 809 Cromwell Place; four sons: A.C. Sr. of Fort Gibson, Joe of Hulbert, Robert of Marianna, Arkansas and Howard of Joplin, Missouri; a sister Pearl Brooks, and a brother, Freeman Blythe, both of Fort Gibson; 11 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
She married in 1901 James B. Ford (buried at Citizens); they had 5 children: Alford Clay (buried at Citizens), Darthy (Darcie) Ford Brown, Joseph Ernest, Robert George, and James Howard Ford.
Photo Source: "Fort Gibson, OK, Area" by the Fort Gibson Historical Society, 2000, p. 379.
OBIT: Dove Blythe Ford
August 3, 1967
Dove Blythe Ford, 81 of 809 Cromwell, died Tuesday in Muskogee General Hospital.
Funeral services held Friday at 2 p.m. in Church of Christ at Fort Gibson. Frank Eason and Jack Linsy, both of Fort Gibson, officiating. Bradley Funeral Home. Burial in Citizens Cemetery at Fort Gibson.
Pallbearers: James Maddox,Gail Perry, Wallace Huggins, I.B. Brascum, Floyd McCleland and Jack Raines.
Born December 1, 1885 at Huntsville, Arkansas; she came to Indian Territory as a child and lived in the Fort Gibson area.
She married James Ford in 1901 and moved to Hulbert in 1926. He died May 2, 1936. She moved back to Muskogee a month ago and has been living with her daughter.
Survivors include: daughter Mrs. James Brown, 809 Cromwell Place; four sons: A.C. Sr. of Fort Gibson, Joe of Hulbert, Robert of Marianna, Arkansas and Howard of Joplin, Missouri; a sister Pearl Brooks, and a brother, Freeman Blythe, both of Fort Gibson; 11 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
Dove "Dovie" M. Blythe was the daughter of George Washington Blythe and Elizabeth "Betty" A. Dotson (both buried at Citizens); **for her siblings, see the gravesite of her father.
She married in 1901 James B. Ford (buried at Citizens); they had 5 children: Alford Clay (buried at Citizens), Darthy (Darcie) Ford Brown, Joseph Ernest, Robert George, and James Howard Ford.
Photo Source: "Fort Gibson, OK, Area" by the Fort Gibson Historical Society, 2000, p. 379.
OBIT: Dove Blythe Ford
August 3, 1967
Dove Blythe Ford, 81 of 809 Cromwell, died Tuesday in Muskogee General Hospital.
Funeral services held Friday at 2 p.m. in Church of Christ at Fort Gibson. Frank Eason and Jack Linsy, both of Fort Gibson, officiating. Bradley Funeral Home. Burial in Citizens Cemetery at Fort Gibson.
Pallbearers: James Maddox,Gail Perry, Wallace Huggins, I.B. Brascum, Floyd McCleland and Jack Raines.
Born December 1, 1885 at Huntsville, Arkansas; she came to Indian Territory as a child and lived in the Fort Gibson area.
She married James Ford in 1901 and moved to Hulbert in 1926. He died May 2, 1936. She moved back to Muskogee a month ago and has been living with her daughter.
Survivors include: daughter Mrs. James Brown, 809 Cromwell Place; four sons: A.C. Sr. of Fort Gibson, Joe of Hulbert, Robert of Marianna, Arkansas and Howard of Joplin, Missouri; a sister Pearl Brooks, and a brother, Freeman Blythe, both of Fort Gibson; 11 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
She married in 1901 James B. Ford (buried at Citizens); they had 5 children: Alford Clay (buried at Citizens), Darthy (Darcie) Ford Brown, Joseph Ernest, Robert George, and James Howard Ford.
Photo Source: "Fort Gibson, OK, Area" by the Fort Gibson Historical Society, 2000, p. 379.
OBIT: Dove Blythe Ford
August 3, 1967
Dove Blythe Ford, 81 of 809 Cromwell, died Tuesday in Muskogee General Hospital.
Funeral services held Friday at 2 p.m. in Church of Christ at Fort Gibson. Frank Eason and Jack Linsy, both of Fort Gibson, officiating. Bradley Funeral Home. Burial in Citizens Cemetery at Fort Gibson.
Pallbearers: James Maddox,Gail Perry, Wallace Huggins, I.B. Brascum, Floyd McCleland and Jack Raines.
Born December 1, 1885 at Huntsville, Arkansas; she came to Indian Territory as a child and lived in the Fort Gibson area.
She married James Ford in 1901 and moved to Hulbert in 1926. He died May 2, 1936. She moved back to Muskogee a month ago and has been living with her daughter.
Survivors include: daughter Mrs. James Brown, 809 Cromwell Place; four sons: A.C. Sr. of Fort Gibson, Joe of Hulbert, Robert of Marianna, Arkansas and Howard of Joplin, Missouri; a sister Pearl Brooks, and a brother, Freeman Blythe, both of Fort Gibson; 11 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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