Carter Co., OK - OBIT:  Sarah W. Hardeman Huey

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From the Daily Ardmoreite , Sunday, Oct 10, 1937, page 1, Col 4

Pioneer City Woman Passes

Mrs. Sarah W. Huey Daughter of "Uncle Tom" Hardeman, Dies

Mrs. Sarah W. Huey, 71, a resident of Ardmore since the arrival of the 
first passenger train 50 years ago, and a daughter of the late "Uncle " 
Tom Hardeman, pioneer Ardmore cattleman, died late Friday after a lengthy 
illness. She made her home at 515 A street northeast.  Mrs Huey came to 
Ardmore in 1887 from Texas and had lived here ever since.

Funeral services will be held at Harvey Bros. Funeral home at 4:30 this 
afternoon, conducted by the Rev. W. Lee Rector, pastor of the First Orthodox 
Baptist Church.  Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery.

Surviving are three sons, Jack Huey, Weatherford , Texas, T. C. Huey, 
Oklahoma City, and Paul Huey, Ardmore; two daughters, Mrs C. M. Culp, 
Indio, California and  Mrs. C. E. Long, Turner Falls, and seven grand c
hildren.

Bearers of the body will be Mark Aldridge, Virgil Landrum, 
Guy T. Ledbetter, Joe Berkshire and E. B. Luke