Harmon, Ellis Co. OK
January 13, 1925
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Spotwood MOLLOY, was born at Knobnoster, Johnson County, Missouri, July
15th, 1875, and died at his home near Harmon, Oklahoma, January 13th, 1925
at the age of 49 years, 5 months and 28 days. Mr. Molloy grew to manhood
in Missouri, where he was married to Nora HAMPTON, at Warrensburg, that
state, on April 21st, 1898. To this union were born nine children, six
daughters and three sons, namely: Mrs. Lettie KNOWLES of Portales, New
Mexico; Mrs. Lila DEAN of Lincoln, New Mexico; and Mrs. Carrie SHERRILL of
Shattuck, Oklahoma, and six younger children; Tom, Audry, John, Flossie,
Nelda and Herman who make their home with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Molloy moved to Lincoln County, Oklahoma, November 12th, 1898 and on
February 6th, 1901 he located on his present homestead in Ellis County,
formerly in old Day county, Oklahoma Territory. Other than his beloved
wife and children, mentioned above, the deceased leaves to mourn his
death, an aged mother, two sisters, and two brothers, and a host of
friends. Mr. Molloy or Wood as he was known by everyone, was a kind and
generous father and husband, a good neighbor and a loyal friend, honored
and repected by all. He was a member of the I.O.O.F. Lodge at Harmon and
one of the most highly respected pioneer citizens of the county, at his
passing the people of Ellis county, again bow their heads in sorrow and
regret. Funeral services were held at the home near Harmon, January 15th,
1925. And the body was laid to rest in Fairview Cemetery, Harmon,
Oklahoma. Submitted by Loretta Weaver DREAM-WEAVER@prodigy.net



Sept. 26, 1969

Last Rites Funeral services were held in the Harmon Nazarene Church
Wednesday afternoon for Nora PEACOCK. Burial was in the Harmon Cemetery.
We have been unable to get other information regarding her death at this
time. Mrs. PEACOCK was the mother of Tom and John MOLLOY and the step-
mother of Mrs. Arthur THOMPSON. Submitted by Loretta Weaver DREAM-
WEAVER@prodigy.net