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OKLAHOMA CENTENARIANS

A Centenarian is a person
who has lived to or beyond
the age of 100 years.

Welcome! from Mel Owings, project coordinator for Oklahoma Centenarians

The aim of this project is to honor Oklahomans who lived 100 years or longer.

If you know of individuals that qualify and would like to share their information, Please contact the project coordinator. Thank You!

Q SURNAMES

Name Birth ~ Death Submitted by:
Qualls, Kilby
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 Apr 26, 1881 ~ Sep 12, 1984
Bryan Chapel cem, Mayes co.
 Dennis Wilson
Qualls, George Robert "Bob" Apr 11, 1903 ~ Dec 28, 2008 Sharon Adams
Qualls, Willard Randolph Sep 11, 1915 ~ Apr 27, 2021 Terry Dudley


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