m. 12 Jul 1872
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Birth |
Abt 1875 |
Texas |
Death |
1899 |
Oklahoma |
Burial |
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Spouse |
Thomas Condren | F2943 |
Marriage |
13 Feb 1896 |
Stephens County, Oklahoma |
Birth |
Aug 1876 |
Texas |
Death |
11 Sep 1906 |
Stephens County, Oklahoma |
Burial |
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Marlow Cemetery, Marlow, Stephens County, Oklahoma |
Spouse |
Walter Winkle Payne | F1052 |
Marriage |
Abt 1894 |
Stephens County, Indian Territory |
Birth |
24 May 1880 |
Texas |
Death |
11 Jun 1928 |
Stephens County, Oklahoma |
Burial |
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Duncan Municipal Cemetery, Duncan, Stephens County, Oklahoma |
Spouse |
Ada Carol Jones | F1106 |
Marriage |
17 Sep 1905 |
Arthur, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory |
Birth |
26 Dec 1882 |
Decatur, Wise County, Texas |
Death |
5 Jan 1967 |
Duncan, Stephens County, Oklahoma |
Burial |
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Duncan, Stephens County, Oklahoma |
Spouse |
Sarah Frances "Fannie" Kincannon | F3003 |
Marriage |
26 Sep 1909 |
Arthur, Parks Township, Stephens County, Oklahoma |
Birth |
9 Aug 1885 |
Decatur, Wise County, Texas |
Death |
20 Oct 1972 |
Alpine, Brewster County, Texas |
Burial |
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Spouse |
Rena W. Bunch | F3026 |
Marriage |
15 Jun 1911 |
Stephens County, Oklahoma |
Spouse |
Julia Zumwalt | F3006 |
Marriage |
Between 1912 and 1917 |
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Birth |
3 Nov 1888 |
Decatur, Wise County, Texas |
Death |
16 Dec 1966 |
Stillwater, Payne County, Oklahoma |
Burial |
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Duncan, Stephens County, Oklahoma |
Spouse |
Marvin Walter Payne | F1112 |
Marriage |
22 Jan 1907 |
Stephens County, Oklahoma |
Birth |
26 May 1893 |
Stephens County, Indian Territory |
Death |
1 Aug 1967 |
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma |
Burial |
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Fairview Cemetery, Grady County, Oklahoma |
Spouse |
Lillie Letticia Rowe | F3008 |
Marriage |
22 Dec 1912 |
Stephens County, Oklahoma |
Birth |
19 Dec 1896 |
Arthur, Parks Township, Stephens County, Oklahoma |
Death |
27 Dec 1987 |
Pampa, Gray County, Texas |
Burial |
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Fairview Cemetery, Pampa, Gray County, Texas |
Spouse |
Scott Phillip Hall | F3012 |
Marriage |
3 Jun 1918 |
Stephens County, Oklahoma |
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Notes |
Married:
- Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Gentry Celebrate their "Golden Wedding Day"
Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Gentry of this city [Duncan] celebrated their "Golden Wedding Day" Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne, a few miles east of this city, surrounded by their sons and daughters, grand children, great grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends.
Married 50 years ago in Pottsboro, Grayson County, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Gentry came to Oklahoma before there was any Stephen's county of a city of Duncan. They have resided in Stephens county, near Duncan, for the last 33 years and in the city of Duncan for three years.
Mr. Gentry, who has passed the 72nd milestone of life, was born in Tennessee, and moved to Texas when that state was young. Mrs. Gentry was born in West Virginia and grew to womanhood in Illinois after which she moved with her parents to Texas.
Eight children were born to this union, six of whom are living. They are J.W. Gentry of Alpine, Texas; Mrs. Marvin Payne of Chickasha; Mrs. S.B. Hall of Garber, Oklahoma; and three sons who live on farms east of Duncan.
There are 24 grandchildren and five great grand children.
Mr. Gentry carries his age exceedingly well, as does also Mrs. Gentry and to see them as they go about their daily lives one would never suspect that they had travelled a-down the rosy pathway of love and life together for half a century.
(GOLDEN WEDDING REPORT Newspaper clipping cut from unidentified Duncan City, Oklahoma newspaper, probably the Banner)
Ken Harvey had the following to report about their union:
Will married Mary Evelyn Mounts on Saturday, 12th July 1873 in Grayson Co., Texas. The marriage licence merely states that they were married by M. F. Cole. The marriage licence gives no further information. The day was incorrectly recorded as 13th. The question does arise as to why Will's grandfather, Preacher William Gentry, did not conduct the ceremony.
His father-in-law William J. Mounts did not approve of young Will as a husband for his daughter Molly. He told his young daughter that "Will was just a Tennessee farm boy, and though pleasant enough, he would never amount to anything." She was not dissuaded.
Will, it was always generally agreed, was evidently not very ambitious and rather easy going. Much later on, after her husband, Will's, death, Molly used to remonstrate with her young grandson Lewis Adair Payne "Get up and get going, you are just like Will sitting there for half an hour on your bed before making a move."
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