Beckham Co. OK           CORA (UTLEY) TOMLINSON
                                      
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   Carter Express March 17, 1916 Beckham Co.
   
   CORA TOMLINSON
   
   Mrs. Cora Tomlinson, wife of A. J. Tomlinson of the Taylor community,
   died Friday afternoon of last week. She had been sick for more than a
   year and had undergone an operation at one time, but if her condition
   improved at all it was only temporary and she gradually weakened under
   the disease until the end. She had been confined to her bed nearly all
   of the time since first taking sick.
   
   Mrs. Tomlinson was the daughter of Rev. Utley, a prominent farmer and
   Christian minister of the Taylor community and has many other
   relatives and friends in that part of the country. She leaves a
   husband and seven children.
   
   The remains were laid to rest in the Taylor cemetery on Saturday, the
   funeral services being conducted by Rev. Warlick.
   
   Record Note: Date of birth not provided
   Date of Death: 10 March 1916
   
                          Taylor/Waggoner Cemetery