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Major County, Oklahoma



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Martha and Fred JANTZEN

Pleasant Hill Cemetery





FRED JANTZEN

Born in 1888 Died in 1958 Buried at Pleasant Hill Cemetery Meno OK Major Co.

Married to Martha Hintergardt Jantzen. She passed away in 1965 and is also buried at Pleasant Hill Cemetery.

Children of the couple : Mrs. Milton (Tillie Jantzen) Cayot, Mrs Clayton (Evelyn Jantzen) Koehn, Mrs. Noah (Lillian Jantzen) Schmidt, Mrs. Jesse (Lucille Jantzen) Campbell , Lavera (Jantzen) Eck , Johnny Jantzen with wife Mildred M and Benhard with wife Velva Jantzen.

Johnny and his wife are buried at Glenwood in Major Co; Benhard, Velva, Milton Cayot, Lucille and Jesse are also buried at Pleasant Hill in Major Co.

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