Claris Elizabeth Mchendry, dau of JM and SM MCHENDRY
 Archives, Major/Kingfisher
 Born Ames, Major County, OK
 Funeral and Burial, Cimarron Valley, Kingfisher

 Mystery here:
 Mother (Susie Sturgeon McHendry Radenbo Faler) and another infant son,
 are listed in Cimarron Valley Cem.  This baby (Claris Elizabeth "CE") is
 not listed with them in the Cem, but obit says she is there.
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 Obituary:  Claris Elizabeth McHendry, Infant:  Ames, Major County, OK
 Daughter of JM and SM McHendry
 Ames Review, Sept. 13, 1907
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 Claris Elizabeth, the infant daughter of J.M. and S.M. McHendry, died at the family home in this city Sunday, September 15, 1907.

 Little Claris was born in Ames December 27, 1906 and was 8 months and 19 days old when she passed away after a week’s illness from erysipelas, complicated with other ailments.

 She was a bright, sweet, little one, an only daughter and a joy to the parents who are now called to mourn her loss.

 The funeral service was conducted at the Cimarron Valley Church Monday afternoon by Rev. Williams of this city, and the burial took place in the cemetery there, many sorrowing relatives and sympathizing friends witnessing the ceremony.

 A darling one from us has gone,
 A voice we loved is still,
 A place is vacant in our home,
 Which never can be filled.