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If you find your ancestor in an index, be sure to click on the database title and look at the description to learn how to request the actual death record. In other cases, there are indexes that contain information that will help you request the record. Lottie was preceded in death by one sister, Iva COWENĪnd two brothers, Elmo and Jim, two step-sisters Georgia MAXWELL and Willieįamily will meet at the home of Ozell YOUNGBLOOD, 615 N.In a few of the death records collections on Ancestry, you will find the indexes that link to images of actual birth records. Jacksonville, N.C., several nieces and nephews, and great-nieces and great-nephews. Step-sisters, Agnes PRITCHARD of Oklahoma City and Lola Ugie BANKS of Holdenville, Ollie LEDBETTER of Seminole and Ed LEDBETTER of Claremore two She is survived by three brothers, Harry LEDBETTER of Lottie was a member of the East Main Church of Christ. Them and turned the collection of shacks into a home. The help of a brother, she put a ceiling in the rooms, patched them up, papered

Miss LEDBETTER began to put her house together with oneĭeserted room to a building she bought for $20 and got another one later almost The rearing she mentioned consisted of making a livingįor the family of 11 from a small acreage of rented farm land in the area south She reared them and sent them to school and finally married off all but The children ranged upward from three years of age. There were 11 kids, counting her five step-sisters. Her mother died when she was 14 and her father soonĭaughter became head of the family at 16. SheĬame to the Hulsey area as a young girl and was reared in the Holdenville and Burial will be in Holdenville Cemetery under direction of Hudson Funeral Services will be at Hudson Funeral Home Chapel at 1:30 Tuesday morning at Holdenville General Hospital at the age of 90. Lottie LEDBETTER, longtime Holdenville resident, died