Marshall Co., OK; Obituary:  George A. Goff

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From the Madill Record June 7, 1949

George Goff Dies At Home Today

George Allman Goff died at his home in Woodville last Thursday, 
after a three-year illness.  He was 76 years old.

Born in Moulton, Ala., on April 25, 1873. Mr. Goff moved to 
Woodville in 1903, where he lived until his death.  An employee 
of the state highway department for 12 years, he was a member of 
the Church of Christ and the Kingston Masonic lodge.
	
Services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Watts Memorial chapel, 
under the direction of Minister Monroe Ayers.  Singers of the 
Church of Christ sang several numbers.
	
Goff is survived by his wife, Mrs Nannie Goff of Woodville; one son, 
G. A. Goff Jr., of Woodville; one daughter, Mrs. Glady Herman of 
Austin Tex.; three brothers, Will Goff of California, Bob Goff of 
Mineral Wells, Tex., and E. W. Goff of Dennison Tex.; and eight 
grandchildren.

Masons of Kingston acted as pall bearers, and had charge of the 
burial services at Cherry Mound, nine miles east of Denison.