Blackwell, Kay, OK, Daily News Feb 2, 1917:
L.H. Thompson and G. B. Thompson attended the funeral of Mrs. J. M. Donnelly at Autwine, Friday afternoon at one o'clock. The Donnelly family is one of the oldest in the original Cherokee strip, making the run from Kansas and settling upon the farm near the townsite of Autwine, where they have since resided. The burial was made in the Odd Fellows Cem near the city. A husband, one daughter, who lives at Ponca City, two sons, William, who has always lived on the home place with his parents, and John D. Donnelly of Blackwell, complete the members of the family who survive the wife and mother."
L.H. Thompson and G. B. Thompson attended the funeral of Mrs. J. M. Donnelly at Autwine, Friday afternoon at one o'clock. The Donnelly family is one of the oldest in the original Cherokee strip, making the run from Kansas and settling upon the farm near the townsite of Autwine, where they have since resided. The burial was made in the Odd Fellows Cem near the city. A husband, one daughter, who lives at Ponca City, two sons, William, who has always lived on the home place with his parents, and John D. Donnelly of Blackwell, complete the members of the family who survive the wife and mother."
Blackwell, Kay, OK, Daily News Feb 2, 1917:
L.H. Thompson and G. B. Thompson attended the funeral of Mrs. J. M. Donnelly at Autwine, Friday afternoon at one o'clock. The Donnelly family is one of the oldest in the original Cherokee strip, making the run from Kansas and settling upon the farm near the townsite of Autwine, where they have since resided. The burial was made in the Odd Fellows Cem near the city. A husband, one daughter, who lives at Ponca City, two sons, William, who has always lived on the home place with his parents, and John D. Donnelly of Blackwell, complete the members of the family who survive the wife and mother."
L.H. Thompson and G. B. Thompson attended the funeral of Mrs. J. M. Donnelly at Autwine, Friday afternoon at one o'clock. The Donnelly family is one of the oldest in the original Cherokee strip, making the run from Kansas and settling upon the farm near the townsite of Autwine, where they have since resided. The burial was made in the Odd Fellows Cem near the city. A husband, one daughter, who lives at Ponca City, two sons, William, who has always lived on the home place with his parents, and John D. Donnelly of Blackwell, complete the members of the family who survive the wife and mother."
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