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Interview: Volume: 46, 1-3 Field Worker: Unknown Date: December 24, 1937 Name: Alfred Francis "Frank" Stover Residence: Chickasha, Oklahoma Date of Birth: May 15, 1887 Place of Birth: Arkansas Father: Elisha Sanders Stover Mother: Elizabeth Sarah Ann [Bowen] Stover May 15, 1887 ~ April 21, 1952 My name is Francis A Stover; I was born May 15, 1887, in the state of Arkansas. I came to the territory with my parents when I was two years old and the first place we landed was at Ardmore, When I got old enough to remember, Ardmore was a small place with dirt streets and plank sidewalks about three feet wide. The main water supply comes from dug wells, which were shored up on the inside with native stone. Most of these wells had two wooden buckets, one was kept at the bottom of the well, full, ready to draw up at any time, and some of the wells around ranch houses had the old ground dippers hanging on the side of the well to drink out of. There were quite a few Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians around Ardmore. We lived in an Indian settlement for a long time but the Indians never did bother us; they were just like anyone else. The country around Ardmore is hilly and rough and at that time it was open range covered with tall grass and on it were thousands of head of cattle. The United States Marshal around Ardmore was name Sam Standards; he was a cousin of mine and whenever he arrested anyone he had to take the prisoner to Paris, Texas, or to Fort Smith, Arkansas, before they could have a trial. The Santa Fe was the only railroad running through Ardmore at that time and it ran from Kansas City, Missouri, to Fort Worth, Texas. I have lived in Chickasha, for about eighteen or twenty years and am a mechanical worker by trade. |
Chickasha, Oklahoma August 1918 June 3, 1914 ~ August 31, 1918 The three year old son of Mr and Mrs Stover of near Pocasset was almost instantly killed by an automobile just outside the city limits of Chickasha Saturday afternoon. Mr Stover had started home in another car when he met the wife just outside the city. They stopped in the road and were talking when the little son slipped from the car in which his mother was sitting and fell underneath the hind wheel of a car driven by Mrs R. A. Lyle. The car driven by Mrs R. A. Lyle was going very slowly and no blame watever is attached to her for the death of the child. The child did not run in front of her car but ran along side and fell beneath the rear wheel. Mrs Lyle was passing the two cars very slowly and had even thrown her car into neutrsl when the accident occured. Funeral services were conducted at Pocasset Sunday afternoon and a hot of friends paid tribute to the passing of the lovable young child. |
Pocasset, Oklahoma March 1921 May 25, 1916 ~ March 8, 1921 Little Willard Stover, six-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Rich Stover, living in Pocasset, died March 8, 1922. He had been ill for some time with the "flu" and pneumonia, finally resulting in death. The little body was laid to rest in the Pocasset cemetery south of town. He leaves beside his sorrowing parents, a brother and sister, who now are in Chickasha with Mr Stover's brother, as both the parents are very ill with the same trouble. They have the sympathy of the entire community. |
Cement, Oklahoma October 1992 February 21, 1924 ~ October 10, 1992 1940 Oklahoma Census has her living with Father; Andrew C Baker, and mother Myrtle Baker, she is age 16 by 14 April 1940. Funeral Home Records, Daily Oklahoman Newspaper, 10 October 1992. "In Memoriam Clysta Thada Stover birth date February 21, 1924 Entered into rest October 13 1992 Graveside service Pocasset Cemetery Tuesday October 13, 1992 1:30 p.m. Officiating clergy Reverend Ace Baker, Reverend Alice Wendling, Mr. Michael Baker. Resting place Pocasset Cemetery Pocasset, Okahoma Conducted by Sevier Funeral Home |
© Chickasha Express~Star Chickasha, Oklahoma Thursday, February 25, 2010 June 7, 1946 ~ February 22, 2010 Funeral service for Timothy Carl Stover, 63, of Sulphur, Oklahoma will be held at 11:00 a.m., Friday, February 26, 2010 at the Full Gospel Church, Chickasha. Timothy Carl Stover was born June 7, 1946 and died February 22, 2010. Interment will be in the Pocasset Cemetery under the direction of Sevier Funeral Home. |
Oklahoma January 2024 November 22, 1951 ~ January 31, 2024 Dana Lee [Lawrence] Stover, age 72, graduated from this earthly life to be with The Lord on January 14th, 2024, at 7:50 am. Funeral services will be held at Sevier Funeral Home in Chickasha, OK on Monday February 5th, 2024, at 1:00 pm. Burial will be in the Pocasset Cemetery under the direction of Sevier Funeral Home. Dana was born in Chickasha, OK on November 22, 1951. She grew up in Rush Springs, OK, graduating from Rush Springs High School in 1970. She had two sons whom she loved dearly, James and Jason Stamper. She married David Stover in 1982. Dana enjoyed gardening, was a fabulous cook and loved spending time with family, friends, kids and grandkids where lots of laughter was always enjoyed. She loved fiercely, cared deeply and enjoyed being a servant of God. She was always Praising The Lord, all the way to her last breath. She was preceded in death by her parents, Ray D. Lawrence and Nina [Crickenberger] Lawrence, her sister and brother-in-law, Retha and Doug Rogers. She is survived by her husband of 42 years, David Stover; her son and daughter-in-love, James and Mandi Stamper; her son, Jason Stamper; 3 brothers, Paige R. Lawrence, Louis Lawrence, Terral Lawrence and his wife, Reba; sister, Susan Green and husband, Randy. Dana also leaves behind six grandchildren, Aubrey, Jaden, Danyon, Ayden, Kaelyn & Jacie; three great-grandchildren, 26 nieces & nephews; her dear friend since childhood, Nancy Jane; countless other family & friends. We are at peace knowing that Dana is no longer suffering, but rejoicing in Heaven with Jesus. |
Chickasha, Oklahoma July 2014 1957 ~ July 14, 2014 Memorial services for Charles "Chuck" K. Stover will be held at 1 p.m. at the Full Gospel Church resided over by Sister Alice Wendling. Charles died at home July 14 after a lengthly illness. He was 57 years old. Charles is survived by one son: Clinton Stover, three sisters: Sonja Turner of Laverty, Kathy Frenzen of Moore, Deborah Stover of Chickasha, Sheryl Stover of El Reno, Brothers: David Stover of Rush Springs, Dane Stover of El Reno and numerous nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents Earl and Thada Stover of Chickasha, five brothers: Johnny Earl Stover, Michael James Stover, Timothy Carl Stover, Stephen Eric Stover, Rodney Glenn Stover, all of Chickasha. |
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