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Alfalfa County, Oklahoma


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Henry H. GREEN

Good Hope Cemetery



Henry Hursel Green
May 13, 2016
Submitted by: Maurice M. Bursey


Mr. Henry Hursel Green married my father's first cousin, Daisy Ellen Bursey, in 1927. In a census record taken April 9, 1930, he is listed as a pharmacist living in Ardmore, Oklahoma. His family lived in Helena for many years, and they are all buried together in Mount Hope Cemetery. So, between the census record and the tombstone record, he died some time between April 9, 1930, and December 31, 1930. The family story is that he died from tetanus.

Henry H. Green was born December 14, 1899, in Harper County, Kansas. Several members of my family have spent years trying to find when and where he died, and any information you may have would really be helpful.

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