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Bethany Cemetery
Garfield County, Oklahoma
Garfield County, Oklahoma
© Enid Events Enid, Oklahoma April 7, 1938 Page 2, Section A, Column 6 January 5, 1861 ~ March 31, 1938 CRISWELL: Funeral services for Daniel Criswell, former Ringwood resident, were held Sunday afternoon in the chapel of the Dunlavy Funeral Home, with Rev Grady Lambert officiating. Burial was made in Bethany cemetery, southeast of Enid. Mr Criswell died Thursday at Pauls Valley at the home of a son, J.W. Criswell. © Enid Events Enid, Oklahoma April 7, 1938 Page 3, Section B, Column 3 January 5, 1861 ~ March 31, 1938 Near Fairmont: A large number from this vicinity attended the funeral services held for Dan Crisswell, 77, at Enid Saturday Mr.Crisswell died at the home of his son, Bill Crisswell at Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, after an 18 months illness. Following the funeral services, the remains were interred by the side of his wife in Bethany cemetery. |
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