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Obituary of David A. Kinney
1931, Mar 5, CLEVELAND
AMERICAN, Cleveland OK Obituary"
David A. Kinney was born December 30, 1856 in Hart Co KY and
departed this
life February 28, 1931 at his home near Cleveland, OK.
He leaves to morn his departure, a wife, Mrs. Dora Kinney and
four children,
four of the eight children, having proceeded him in death.
Mrs. Lee Garrison,
Sand Springs OK, Mrs. Ben Moore, Cleveland, OK, Mr David Kinney,
Corsicona,
TX, Mrs. Jeff Wadley, Oilton, OK are the living children.
There also three step-children, Mrs. S. E. Northorup, Wynona, OK,
Mrs.Henderson,
Cleveland OK and Mr. Jeff Powell of Wynona, OK. Also, two
sisters,
Mrs. Mammie (Nannie) Johnson, Mumfordville, KY and Mrs. Martha
Logsdon,
Barlow, KY. There are also twenty-one grandchildren and a
host of friends and
acquaintances.
Mr. Kinney came to Oklahoma at the opening of the strip to
settlement, where
he has made his home since then. He has a wide circle of
friends in both his
immediate neighborhood and in and around Pawnee.
The deceased was not a member of any church, but just before
death, gave
evidence that he was trusting Christ. This is a great
consolation to those whom leaves
behind, for we turn to the words of Christ "If a man
believeth
in me, though he die, yet shall he live again".
The funeral service was conducted at the home Sunday at two o'clock,
Rev. C. A. Butler pastor
of the Baptist Church of Cleveland, officiating. A large
company of friends and relatives were present.
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN IN BRIEF: Lewis Raba (?) and Chas Livesany (?)
of Pawnee attended the Dave Kinney Funeral.
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Kinney, Jr. of Corsiciania, Texas were called
home on account
of the death of his father. They will return soon to Texas.
Submitted by: Gerene Lord
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