Montague Co. TX - Obit: Susan Kay Walker Hyman
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Submitted by: Wanda Purcell <wpurc25758@aol.com>
April 30, 2002
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   Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  W.M. Hyman were held at the Breezy Meado
   school  house  last  Thursday afternoon. Rev. A.L. Martin delivred the
   funeral  sermon.  Committal  was  in  the Cheyenne cemetery, Cheyenne,
   Roger  Mills  county,  Oklahoma  under  the direction of the Scroggins
   Funeral Home of Cheyenne.
   Susan  Kay. Walker was born June 28, 1874 in Sedalia, Mo. and departed
   this  life  at  the  age  of  79  years  and three months at Cheyenne,
   Oklahoma  on  September  28,  1953.  She  moved  with  her  parents to
   Montague,  Texas  at  the  age  of  nine years. At the age of nine she
   accepted  Christ  as her Saviour, uniting with the Methodist church to
   which  she  remained  member the rest of her life. On June 28, 1894 at
   the  age of 20 years she was united in marriage to W.M. Hyman. To this
   union  six  children  were  born, three girls and three boys. Five are
   still  living.  They are: Mrs. Willa White of McLoud, Oklahoma; Thomas
   Hyman  of Strong City, Oklahoma; Etholia Puertas of Havana, Cuba; Boyd
   Hyman  of  Oklahoma  City, Oklahoma, and Stanley Hyman of Strong City,
   Oklahoma. She was preceded in death by her husband W.M. Hyman, and one
   child,  Savina.  She is survived by sixteen grandchildren and 19 great
   grandchildren;  one sister, three brothers and a host of relatives and
   friends.  She  came  to Indian Territory in 1900 with her husbqand and
   three  children, and filed on a claim east of Roll, on which she lived
   the remainder of her life.
   Cheyenne Star, Cheyenne, OK