Reprinted with permission from Sue McDonald
Services: 2:00 p.m. Monday January 22, 1990 - - Murray Funeral Chapel
Clergyman Officiating: Reverend Ross Kirven
Final Resting Place: Achille Cemetery: Achille, Oklahoma, Bryan County Ok. Conducted By Murray Funeral Home
*note: Achille is about four miles from Yarnaby, Oklahoma.
Cora was the daughter of American Elizabeth "Lizzie" Elliott and Robert Lee Parsons.
Her 1st husband was Raleigh Floyd McDonald
Children: Shirley Althea McDonald - m. Todd Shade 2nd-Larry Overton Edna Lee McDonald - m. Carl Musgrove Audrey Estelle McDonald - m.1st Red? - 2nd-Audie Dugan Wilma Nadean McDonald - m.1st Joe? -2nd Jess Ward -3rd Harold Harrison 4th-Ed Dahl Raleigh Floyd McDonald Jr. - m.1st Doris Lowry -2nd Wilma ? -3rd Betty ? Robert Lee McDonald -m. Beverly J. "Sue" Fearn, Cora - m. 2nd Charles Spaur 1 daughter, Elsie Elizabeth Spaur - m. LeRoy Whitehead -2nd Bob Richert
Deaths: R. F. McDonald, age 51, Edmond, Oklahoma - - Services to be held in the Memorial Chapel of the Hahns Tuesday, March 29, 1938.Raleigh Floyd McDonald was born December 22, 1887 and died March 26,1938. *note: He was the son of Mary Ann Pridemore Gilbert and Andrew Whyte McDonald.
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