Osage County, Oklahoma, Obituary:  James William Fletcher

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FLETCHER, James William - born in Virginia Aug. 15, 1843, died at Hurd, Okla.,
Jan. 16, 1927, aged 83 years, five months, one day. He moved to West Virginia
where he married and resided for several years, moving with wife and seven
children to Nevada, Mo., in 1888. Two daughters and one son died there. He moved
to Pawhuska in 1912 and engaged in fruit and truck raising in the Industrial
Addition. His wife died here in 1919. A son, Ernest, died at his farm on Sand
Creek north of this city about 17 years ago. Mr. Fletcher married Mrs. Elizabeth
Fishroe several years ago and since resided at Okesa and Hurd. He is survived by
his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Rose Van Noy, Pawhuska, Mrs. O. R. Hill,
Moundville, Mo., two sons, Robert, of Hurd, and Edward, address unknown. Eleven
grandchildren and five great grandchildren also survive. Mr. Fletcher was wll
and favorably known as a man of integrity and industry, working actively until
his last illness incapacitated him. [The Osage County News Friday, 21 Jan 1927]

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