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| William C. Tomlinson |
© Cheyenne Star |
| 01 Apr 1937 |
| Submitted by: Wanda Purcell |
William C. Tomlinson of Elk City was buried Tuesday afternoon at
Pampa, Texas, following funeral services in Elk City at the Church
of Christ, conducted by Rev. John H. Bannister.
Mr. Tomlinson came to Roger Mills County in 1900 and homesteaded
near Durham and resided there until 1918 when he moved to
Weatherford, Oklahoma, in order that his children might have college
advantages.
For the past few years he has resided in Elk City.
He is survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs. Edward Patterson
of Elk City and Mrs. Wylie Quattlebaum of Sayre.
Mrs. Tomlinson is a sister of J. W. Thomas and Mrs. Edna Watson, both
of Durham.
A great number of friends from the Durham community and
Cheyenne attended the funeral in Elk City.
Mr. Tomlinson was one of the early day influental citizens of the
Durham community, being a zealous worker for better schools and
always seeing that a Sunday School was conducted in the community.
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