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Canadian County, Oklahoma
Ellen Jane (Smith) Griffin
From the research of
Jean Kyle
Ellen J. Griffin
Died 5 Apr 1899
No obituary found. Additional Info: Ellen Jane (Smith) Griffin
was born Dec 2, 1856 in Illinois. She married Richard B.
Griffin on May 26, 1878 in Boone County Missouri.they lived and
farmed in Boone County, near Columbia until 1896 when they came
to Oklahoma accompanied by their nine children. They purchased
the farm that the First Section of the Frisco Cemetery was taken
from. They also donated the Second Section. Survivors children
were Anna Ada Bledsoe, Alverda Chance, Jesse Bolin, Nova J.,
George B. Willie C., Lloyd D. And five month old Louie Griffin.
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