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© The Chickasha Daily Express Chickasha, Oklahoma 20 January 1940 Mary Daniel [Maupin] Fitzpatrick FUNERAL HELD FOR PIONEER Last rites for Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick, 78, long-time resident of Chickasha, were conducted Wednesday afternoon at the chapel of the Brown Funeral Home by Rev. George R. Davis, pastor of the First Christian Church. Interment was in the Holcomb Cemetery, north of Chickasha. Music for the service was furnished by Mrs. Charles Ferguson, Mrs. L. A. Davis and Mrs. Barney Lovett, with Miss Ruby Lacer as accompanist. Their selections included "Asleep In Jesus," "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere." Mrs. Fitzpatrick died about 9:30 o'clock Tuesday morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Roy D. Hill, 710 South Eleventh Street. On Feb. 25, 1861, Mrs. Fitzpatrick was born in Manchester, Clay County, KY. She came to Palus Valley in 1874 with her parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. John Maupin, and on Dec. 9, 1880, she was married to the late Jim Fitzpatrick. In 1918 she joined the Methodist Church at Magdalena, N. M. For the past 26 years Mrs. Fitzpatrick had been a resident of Chickasha. All of her children were at her bedside at the time of her death. Surviving members of the family include a son, A. C. Fitzpatrick of Chickasha; six daughters, Mrs. Aloce Osborne of Maysville, Mrs. Lydia La Plante of Pierre, S. D., Mrs Nora Cyrier of Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. Nell Montgomery of Phoenix, Mrs. Roy D. Hill of Chickasha and Mrs. Marie Welker of Bakersfield, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Lina Moncrief of Chickasha; 25 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Pallbearers for the service were Boone Bailey, Charles Pruner, Henry Hill, Frank Reynolds, Polk Jones and Wylie Bryant. |
Obituary
Holcomb Cemetery
Grady County, Oklahoma
Submitted by: Sandi Carter
Albert Chastain "Dude" Fitzpatrick
FITZPATRICK FUNERAL HELD
Last rites for A. C. Fitzpatrick, 53, were conducted Sunday afternoon at the chapel of the Chickasha Funeral Home by Dr. W. A. Criswell, pastor of the First Baptist Church. Interment was in Rose Hill [error - Holcomb] Cemetery.
Music for the service was furnished by Mrs. Denver Scurlock, Mrs. Alice Ray, Kenneth Watkins and R. C. Kelly, who sang "Going Down the Valley," "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" and "Does Jesus Care?" Mrs. Wessie Burney Ray played the organ accompaniment.
Mr. Fitzpatrick died Thursday morning (21 Nov 1940) in an Oklahoma City hospital from a brain hemorrhage. He became ill a week ago Saturday andwas moved to an Oklahoma City hospital Sunday morning.
Surviving members of the family include his wife, Mrs. Grace Fitzpatrick; three daughters, Mrs. Charles Griggs [Mary Lucile], Betty Fay and Norma Ray; and a son, Travis J Fitzpatrick, all of Chickasha; six sisters, Mrs. Alice Osborne, Maysville, Mrs. Lydia LaPlante, Pierre, S. D., Mrs. Nora Cyrier and Mrs. C.B. Montgomery, Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. Roy Hill, Chickasha, and Mrs. Charles Welker, Bakersfield, Calif.
Pallbearers for the services were: C. B. [Charles Beaver] Pruner, Frank Reynolds, F. G. [Frank Garrard] Osborne, Polk Jones, Jimmy Jones and Morris Hill.
Obituary
Holcomb Cemetery
Grady County, Oklahoma
Submitted by: Sandi Carter
Chickasha, Oklahoma
October 1932
Robert O'Neal Fitzpatrick
FUNERAL SERVICE FOR FITZPATRICK HERE WEDNESDAY
Funeral services for Neal Fitzpatrick, age 46, son of a pioneer Grady county stockman, who died at Hobbs, N. M., Sunday, will be conducted from the chapel of the Chickasha Funeral Home here Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev. H. P. Haley and interment will occur in the Hawkins community cemetery.
Mr. Fitzpatrick was a native of the Alex community and had lived in New Mesico the past 21 years. His wife preceded him in death six months ago.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs. James Fitzpatrick of Chickasha, a brother, Dude Fitzpatrick, Chickasha, and six sisters, Mrs. Alice Osborne of Verden, Mrs. Lydia La Plante of Pierre, S. D., Mrs. Nora Sherril of Meeker, Mrs. Roy Hill and Mrs. Nell Montgomery of Chickasha and Mrs. Marie Welker of Hobbs.
Funeral Card & News Article
Holcomb Cemetery
Grady County, Oklahoma
Submitted by: Sandi Carter
Chickasha, Oklahoma
9 August 1922
James Albert Fitzpatrick Jr
THREE ARE HELD IN DEATH PROBE
Chapman Brothers Detained by Officers While County Attorney Investigates Stabbing to Death of Farmer.
Three brothers, T. W. Chapman, C. F. Chapman and Ed Chapman, are being held in the county jail pending investigation into a fight which early this morning resulted in the death of William Fitzpatrick, a young farmer.
From the effects of injuries sustained Saturday night when he was stabbed in the stomach, Fitzpatrick died this morning in a local hospital.
His body is now being held in the S. J. Anderson morgue pending the making of funeral arrangements.
The victim of the fight was 20 years of age. For some time he had been making his home with his brother-in-law, Roy Hill, who lives near this city.
The fight, according to officers, started at a dance at the home of C. F. Chapman.
Investigation into the affair is being conducted today by Ben Goff, county attorney. No charges will be filed until after the investigation has been completed, Mr. Goff said today.
The Chapman brothers, officers say, are farmers living east of Amber.
© The Chickasha Star
Chickasha, Oklahoma
12 August 1922
MURDER PRELIMS BE HELD MONDAY
Chapman Brothers Must Face Justice Court for Preliminary Trial in Connection With Death of Farmer.
The Chapman brothers, L. W., C. F. and Edd, charged with murder in connection with the tragic death of James A. Fitzpatrick, who died in a local hospital as a result of a fight which is alleged to have started at a dance near Amber, will be given preliminary hearings Monday morning in Justice H. L. Grigsby's court.
Complaint charging the three brothers with the murder of Fitzpatrick was filed yesterday by Ben Goff, county attorney. Hearing is set for 10 o'clock Monday morning.
The accused are being held in the county jail pending the outcome of the hearing before Justice Grigsby.
County Attorney Goff did not decide to file a charge against Edd Chapman until shortly before he drew up the complaint.
The Chapmans have employed the law firm of Bond, Melton & Melton to represent them in the case.
© The Chickasha Star
Chickasha, Oklahoma
Friday, 16 February 1923
TWO HUNG JURYS IN MURDER CASES
The district court session of this week was marked with two hung jurys both in murder cases. The first case of a hung jury was in the case of L. W. Chapman charged with the murder of Jim Fitzpatrick. This jury stood nine to two.
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