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The Offutt Family of Oklahoma
City
Military Records
Charles Watkins Offutt
Born March 4,
1875
Wife: Pearl B.
Offutt
Joseph Ezra Offutt
Born: Decmeber 16th,
1884
Wife: Mary Piner
Offutt
 
| Name: |
Cleon Paisley
Offutt |
| Service Info.: |
CPL US ARMY WORLD WAR I |
| Birth Date: |
9 Nov 1886 |
| Death Date: |
26 Aug 1948 Died in Los Angeles, California |
| Service Start Date: |
5 Aug 1918 |
| Interment Date: |
31 Aug 1948 |
| Cemetery: |
Santa Fe National Cemetery |
| Cemetery Address: |
501 North Guadalupe Street P. O. Box 88 Santa Fe, NM
87501
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| Buried At: |
Section U Site 352 | |
| Name: |
Cleon Paisley Offutt |
| Home in 1930: |
Long Beach, Los Angeles, California |
| Age: |
41 |
| Estimated Birth Year: |
abt 1889 |
| Birthplace: |
Kentucky |
| Relation to Head-of-house: |
Head |
| Spouse's name: |
Arlie Mae |
| Race: |
White | |
EVANS
NASH DEAD
AT 75; ROSARY
TODAY
Rosary for Evans A.
Nash, 75, of 6607
Grand
Blvd., who
died
Monday,
will be at
7:30 p.m.
Tuesday at
Hahn-Cook
Funeral
Home. Mass
will be at
9:30a.m.
Wednesday
at
Christ the
King
Catholic
Church
with
burial in
Rose Hill
Mausoleum.
Nash
was born in
St.
Joseph,
Mo.,
and attended
St.
Mary;s
College, St.
Marys, Kan. He was
a certified public
accountant and a
member
of the
Downtown
Kiwanis
Club, Oklahoma
City
Golf
Country Club
and
Men's Dinner
Club.
He was
a
former
president
of
the
Yellow
Transit Co.,
past
president of the
Associated Motor
Carriers of
Oklahoma and
a
member of
the
national
chamber
of
commerce,
which he
served as a
director six
years.
He
belonged to the
American
Institute of
Accountants, the
Oklahoma
Society
of
Certified
Public Accountants and
had been an associate
director of the
Oklahoma
City
Chamber of
Commerce,
director
and vice
president of the
American Trucking
Association, and the
Oklahoma
Water
Development
Association.
Nash
served as
director
in
the
office of defense
transportation,
member
of the rail-truck
coordinating
committee
of the
Office of Price
Administration,
the
advisory
committee for
common carriers, and was
an industry member
of
the trucking panel of
the National War Labor
Board.
Survivors
include his
wife,
Nancy.
Source;
The
Oklahoman
Sep 29,
1964
Page
5
The announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Lola C.
Garrison and Mr.
Gelix Grundy Offutt, of this city, which took place
December 5 in the home of the bride's mother,
Mrs. L. B. Garrison in
Amarillo, Texas.
Mr. Offutt is the brother of Mrs. Evans A.
Nash and Mr. Joseph E. Offutt, returned
immediately to Kelly Air
Field where he is
stationed in military service. Mrs. Offutt
will remain with her mother in Amarillo, until
more definate plans
are made.
Source: The
Oklahoman Dec. 23, 1917 Page
3
Felix G. Offutt; 224
W Eubanks.
Survivde by his wife,
Lola C.
Offutt. Children ot the late Mr.
Offutt
are Mrs. Madelyn
Wheeler, Mrs. Austin Anderson, Mrs. Madelyn
De
??Nanon; Robert
Mercer, Mrs. Evans A. Nash:
Funeral Services 11
a.m.
Tuesday Rose Hill
by
Hahn-Cook Street &
Draper funerals
directors.
Memorials may be made to the
Oklahoma
(unreadable)
Research
Foundation.
The
Source: The Oklahoman Feb
10, 1976 (very
hard to read-some of above may
have been
transcripted
wrong)
Offutt,
Lola Carea, 86, Arcadia, CA
formerly of
Oklahoma
City. Services will be today in Wittier,
California.
The
Source: The Oklahoman April
19, 1979
Page 46 (Born 25 Nov 1892 Washington)
2nd Soutce:
California death index
Social Security Death
Records
| Name |
Birth Date |
Death Date |
Last Residence
(City,County,State) |
| Joseph Offutt |
16 Dec 1885 |
Apr 1972 |
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
Oklahoma |
| Mary Offutt |
3 Sep 1887 |
Mar 1986 |
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
Oklahoma |
| Felix Offutt |
30 Apr 1893 |
Feb 1976 |
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
Oklahoma |
| Robert B. Offutt |
12 Mar 1914 |
4 Feb 1996 |
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
Oklahoma |
| Eva E. Offutt |
26 Sep 1915 |
19 Nov 2008 |
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
Oklahoma |
Cemetery Records Found in
Oklahoma
County
Elmwood Cemetery
| OFFUTT |
Charles W. |
Mar 4, 1875 |
Apr 3, 1936 |
| OFFUTT |
Ledla C. |
Mar 2, 1881 |
Jan 22, 1908 |
Fairlawn
Cemetery
 
|
| OFFUTT |
Billy Dale |
Oct 29, 1954 |
Nov 19, 1954 |
| OFFUTT |
Joseph Ezra |
Dec 16, 1885 |
Apr 7, 1972 |
| OFFUTT |
Mary Stephens (Piner) |
Aug 3, 1887
|
Mar,
1986 |
Memorial Park
Cemetery
|
| OFFUTT |
Eva |
Sep 26, 1915 |
Nov 19, 2008 |
| OFFUTT |
Pearl |
1879 |
Sep 29, 1954 |
| OFFUTT |
Robert |
Mar 12, 1914 |
Feb 4,
1996 |
Mrs.Offutt,
76, Dies in
Hospital
Mrs. Pearl B.
Offutt, 76,
long-time
Oklahoma
City resident,
of 1428 N.E. 12, died Wednesday of a heart
condition
in a local
hospital. She had
been in ill
health for several
years. Born in Platte
County, Mo., Mrs. Offutt came to
Oklahoma City
in 1912
and had lived here ever since. Her late
husband, who died in
1936, was in the feed and
seed business
here
for
many years and
was one
of the first city
councilmen. She
was a
member of the
Capitol Presbyterian church, and
in her
younges
years participated in church
work and
activities. Survivors
include a son,
Robert B.
Offhtt, 3336 NW 25; a step daughter, Mrs.
Harry Zeugener, Syland
N.C.; a sister, Mrs. R.
H. Gott,
Henryetta,
Mo.,
and
three
grandchildren. Services will
be at 2 p.m. Friday in the Watts
funeral
chapel, with
burial in Memorial Park cemetery.
Source:
The Oklahoman Sep 30, 1954 Page 15
| Name: |
Mary Zeugner |
| Last Residence: |
33710 Saint Petersburg, Pinellas, Florida,
United States of America |
| Born: |
27 Nov 1906 |
| Died: |
Sep 1979 |
Robert B. Offutt , 81 yr old retired
insurance adjustor, died Sunday, private
services. Hahn-Cook
Street &
Draper
Source: The Oklahoman 02/05/1996 Page 4
Rosehill Mausoleum
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| NASH, Evans Ambrose |
Dec 25, 1888 |
Sep 28, 1964 |
| OFFUTT, Felix G |
Apr 30, 1893 |
Feb 9, 1976 |
| NASH, Nancy B (OFFUTT) |
July 7, 1889 |
Dec. 7, 1980 |
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