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Margaret A (Stevens)
Pelton
Age 53 - Oct 11, 1890
Posted by Jean
Kyle
Frisco Herald - October 16, 1890
Died - On Saturday 11 Oct 1890, Mrs. Margaret A. Pelton, aged 53
years.
Mrs. Pelton was born in Mt. Pleasant, Frederick Co., Md., and
moved to Oklahoma from Kansas a year ago last July. Her
residence in Kansas covered a period of two years. She had been
a member of the M. E. Church for many years, was a consistent
Christian all her life and had the respect and love of all who
knew her. The only members of her family that she leaves, is
her husband and a grown son. Her death was caused by a malarial
fever which lasted several weeks. In the loss of Mrs. Pelton
the community loses a good woman, the husband, a good wife and
the son a good mother.
Additional Info: 1890 census page 805 states she was the wife
of James B. Pelton and had a son Willie C.
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