Willie Frances Stonecypher

Coal County Archivist - Angie Jenkins

Submitted by: AGJL - April 2002


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Mrs. J. B. Stonesipher

Mrs. James B. Stonesipher died at Shawnee last Thursday night and her remains 
were sent to Wardville for interment Saturday. She was well known her as a 
Christian woman, having lived here for many years. The news of her death 
spread over our town as a shock barbed with pain and sorrow. She leaves a 
husband and four little girls to mourn her loss.


NOTE: This was printed in The Coalgate Couriier, Thursday, May 9, 1918
The last name was spelled Stonesipher in this publication.

Wardville Cemetery is located in Atoka Co. near Wardville, OK