Obituary: Electa Goodwin, Washita County OK 1941
Electa Williams Goodwin was the daughter of Felix Grundy Williams and
Priscilla Griner. Many of this family married in Washita County and are
buried there.

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Rites Held for Pioneer Woman

Death comes at age of 76 for Mrs. Redan Goodwin; Services held Monday


Electa Williams was born November 30, 1865 and died December 19, 1941 at
the age of 76 years and 19 days. She was born near Quitman, Texas and lived
there in childhood. At the age of fifteen years she was baptized into the
Baptist Church. In 1881 she was married to Redan Goodwin of Bonham,
Texas. To this union eleven children were born.

In 1908 Mrs. Goodwin and her family moved to Terral, Oklahoma and later to
Cordell where they lived for 31 years. She spent the past two years near
Blanchard.

Three children precede her in death. She is survived by her husband and
eight children who were all present at her departure. The children left
are: Mrs. Effie Davis, Mrs. Ruby Kenner and Goy Goodwin of Selma
California; Mrs. Mae Chinnis, Mrs.Fannie Wilson, Johnie and Rayburn
Goodwin of Blanchard and Mrs. Tom Houck of Mountain View, thrity five
grandchildren and thirty four great grandchildren.

Funeral services were held from the Church of Christ Monday afternoon
with J.W. Webb officiating. Burial was made with the Hartronft funeral
directors in charge.