Obit of Noda Gray (g600) - Canadian County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Julie Oliver  <oliver@istmacon.net>  1 Jan 2000
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Surnames: GRAY, ROBERTS, ANGELL, GENTRY, WESTBROOK, MCBRIDE, DUNBAR, DUNWAY, HENSON 
Noda Gray - Ex-Hallsville, MO Woman Dies in Oklahoma

Newspaper abstract taken from Gracie Roberts Ulry's scrapbook. 
(Submitter has picture c. 1925 of Noda and family - please contact 
if interested)

Mrs. Noda Gray, formerly of Hallsville,Mo. died Sunday in Peidmont, 
Oklahoma,according to word received by her cousin, Mrs. Silas 
Roberts, 230 Sexton Road.

Mrs. Gray, who was in her seventies, had undergone surgery Friday.

She was the wife of the late Glen Gray, and they occupied the Dysart 
and Brown farm in Hallsville before moving to Oklahoma some 40 years 
ago. Mrs. Gray's parents were the late William and Mrs. Essie Angell 
of Hallsville.

Among the survivors are a nephew, Osborne Gentry of 711 West 
Rollins Street, four cousins, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Edwin Westbrook, 
Jr., 1219 East Ash Street, Henry A. McBride of 907 Hope Street and 
Austin Dunbar of Midway, an uncle, Robert A. Dunway, and two aunts, 
Mrs. Will McBride of 1105 Paquin Street and Mrs. Fannie Henson of 
Gilman City, Mo.

Also surviving in Oklahoma are seven daughters and two sons.

Funeral services were held at 2p.m. yesterday in the Piedmont 
Methodist Church, and burial followed in the church cemetery.
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