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Lavinia SELL DAVIS
The Marshall Paper
Marshall, Garfield Co., OK
March 15, 1912
Front page
Submitted by: Lois Burdick

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M. F. and Lavina DAVIS

North I O O F Cemetery


DEATH OF LAVINIA DAVIS
Lavinia SELL was born near Versailles, Morgan Co. Missouri in the year of 1847 and died at her home in Sheridan twns, Garfield Co. OK March 11, 1912, being 65 years old.
Funeral services was held at the Methodist Church and burial was in the Marshall Cemetery.
A husband, one son , T. E. Davis,of Fort Collins, Colorado, and two daughters, Mrs. M. N. Sultar, of Longlane, Missouri, and Mrs. Ed Davis, of Windsor, Missouri, besides a host of friends mourn her death.
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