Beckham Co. OK                   AMY E. (COPP) JACKSON
                                      
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   *Note* JACKSON,Amy Elizabeth (COPP) b.12 Mar 1851 d.5 April 1930
   buried Carter Cemetery A-35 Carter,Beckham County,Oklahoma
   ************************************************************* Funeral
   services were held Sunday morning for Grandma JACKSON who was one of
   the early settlers of this country.She was born March 12,1851 and died
   April 5,1930,at the age of 79 years and 20 days.Mrs.JACKSON is
   survived by 2 sons,T.J.and Louise JACKSON,3 daughters,Mrs.Annie
   HACKER,Mrs.Mary HINDMAN and Mrs.Susie ROGERS,30 grandchildren and 40
   great-grandchildren.*11 April 1930 The Carter Express*
   *************************************************************MRS.JACKS
   ON DIED AT DAUGHTERS HOME Funeral Services Held at Carter Cemetery
   Sunday Morning April 6,At 10 o'clock*****Mrs.A.J.JACKSON died at the
   home of her daughter Mrs.C.E.HINDMAN 1 1/2 mile southwest of
   Carter,April 5,following a lingering illness of several months.The
   aged lady was born March 12,1851 and died at the age of 79 years 20
   days.Funeral services were held at the Carter Cemetery,Sunday April
   6,at 10 o'clock a.m. Rev.ABBOTT officiated the short
   service.HILLOUG-HULLUM funeral home was in charge.*Mon.14 April 1930
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