Obit of Susan Lucretia (Gorgas) Watson (w325) - Canadian County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Edyth Sargent <eldsarg@oecadvantage.net>  1 Apr 2000
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Surnames: Watson, Gorgas, Smith, Lewis, Lawton, Chapman, Allison, 
March, Shettee 

Mrs. John Watson(Susan Lucretia Gorgas Watson) expired last Saturday 
evening at the El Reno sanatarium from the result of an attack of 
typhoid fever.(Aug. 24, 1912) She had been ill for several weeks and 
everything that tender care and medical science could accomplish was 
done to save her life. She was the wife of John Watson who was a 
deputy sheriff of Canadian county a few years ago.

The family resides about thirteen miles southwest of El Reno. During 
Mr. Watson's term of office, the family resided in El Reno and Mrs. 
Watson(Susan Lucretia Gorgas Watson) won the admiration and esteem 
of a large circle of El Reno's best citizens. Besides the husband, 
three children, her mother and two sisters survive her.

Mrs. Watson's (Susan Lucretia Gorgas Watson) mother and two sisters 
of Hobart were here to attend the funeral which was conducted by 
Rev. G. Lyle Smith, Monday afternoon at the Christian Church. The 
pallbearers were George Lewis, Bruce Lawton, W.H. Chapman, J/T. 
Allison, T. March and Otto Shuttee. 
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