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Major County, Oklahoma



Rosa D. McKown
© Fossett Funeral Home Records
1943
Submitted by : Jo Aguirre

© Glenn

Rosa D. and Oscar J. MCKOWN

Ames Cemetery


Funeral services were held in the Ames Baptist Church last Monday afternoon for Mrs. Rose McKown, who died on Tuesday in an Enid hospital following a lingering illness. Burial was made in the Ames Cemetery.

Mrs. McKown, 71, came to Oklahoma from Indiana at the opening of the Cherokee Strip and with her husband, settled on a farm west of Drummond.

Mr. McKown died several years ago. Mrs. McKown lived on the farm until just a few months before her death. She will be remembered here by her many friends for her loving deeds of kindness.

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