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© The Tuttle Times Tuttle, Oklahoma June 6, 1940 August 15, 1880 ~ May 23, 1940 Funeral services for Clay Hardesty were held Thursday May 30 at the Methodist church by Rev H.E. Maddox. William Clay Hardesty was born in Owensboro, KY August 15, 1880 and died May 23, 1940. He came to Ford county, TX. with his parents when he was a small boy. He came to this vicinity around 1900 as a young man and took advantage of the opportunity in this new country to become a successful farmer & stockman. He married miss Reka Aherns at Purcell on March 17, 1902 and they had 6 boys and 5 girls. Two boys, Virgil & Milton preceded him in death. Those left to mourn are: his wife, 4 sons, William, Bennie, & Carl of Tuttle, and the address of Earnest is unknown. The daughters are; Mrs Edith Copeland, Mrs Emma Skaggs, Evely, & Georgia of Tuttle, and Mrs Genevieve Curlee of Clarksville,TX. One brother, Charley Hardesty of Lookeba, 2 sisters, Mrs Katie Dickerson of Norman, Mrs Ethel Price of OKC, & 12 grandchildren. Honorary pallbearers were: Dr Renegar, George Hogan, Floyd Kimble, Fred Baumann, Tom Slemp, Chas Powell, E.W. Cralle, & John Burke. Pallbearers were: Joe Hartin, T.O. Youngblood, John Neil, V.R. Hinkle, Stevie Chenoweth, Earl Mooter, Lynn Bowman, & Walter McCarthey. |
© The Tuttle Times Tuttle, Oklahoma October 2, 1975 December 28, 1885 ~ September 23, 1975 The last rites were held for Mrs Frederika Hardesty, 89, Tuesday, Sept 23, at the Tuttle United Methodist church with Rev Daris Parker delivering the eulogy. Music was provided by Mrs Forrest O'Hara, Mrs Lavon Lievert, Mrs Nora Brown, & Mrs Daris Parker, accompanied by organist, Mrs Paul Hardesty. Pallbearers were Gerald Skagg, Paul Hardesty, Russell Hardesty, Gary Curlee, Billy Copeland, & Don Copeland, all grandsons of Mrs Hardesty. Interment was in the Tuttle Fairview cemetery under direction of Sevier funeral home, Tuttle. Mrs Hardesty was born December 28, 1885 in Norwich, Kans, and died Sunday, September 23 following a long illness. She had been a resident of this vicinity from the Indian Territorial days 1901. She was a homemaker and a member of the Methodist church, which was established in 1902. She is survided by 4 daughters, Mrs Emma [Owen] Skaggs & Mrs Geneve [A.J.] Curlee, & Mrs Georgia [Elbert] Bazhaw, all of Tuttle, and Mrs Evelyn Lee of Norman, 3 sons, Ernest Hardesty & William Hardesty, both of Tuttle, and Carl Hardesty of Norman, 1 brother, Donald Ahrens of Oklahoma City, 23 grandchildren, 51 great grandchildren, and 3 great-great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband and a son, Bennie. |
© The Tuttle Times Tuttle, Oklahoma August 19, 1921 May 9, 1907 ~ August 13, 1921 Virgil Hardesty, who had been taken to the City for an operation and brought back home without any relief and who had been in serious condition for several weeks, died at the home of his parents Saturday morning and was buried in Fairview cemetery Sunday. © The Tuttle Times Tuttle, Oklahoma August 25, 1921 May 9, 1907 ~ August 13, 1921 Virgil Hardesty was the son of Mr & Mrs Clay Hardesty. He was born 5/9/1907 and died 8/13/1921, with burial at Tuttle Cemetery. |
Tuttle, Oklahoma 1928 May 1926 ~ July 28, 1928 James Milton Hardesty, age 22 months, son of Mr & Mrs Clay Hardesty, died Saturday, July 28, following an illness of two weeks, during which time the little fellow suffered intensely. He was a bright lovable ;itt;e fellow and had endeared himself in the hearts of the family and neighbors. With smiles and a happy disposition he had made friends of all with whom he came in contact Despite all that loving care and medical skill could do, little James Milton succombed to the ravages of disease, and his spirit took it's flight to the Father's mansion to dwell with the myriad of angelic spirits where disease and suffering is unknown. Funeral services were held at the home Sunday, conducted by Rev W. E. Humphreys. |
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