BIO by Karla Todd Sherer:
Lottie is the daughter of Theophilus H. and Missouri Ellender Anderson Ray. She was born in MS but the family soon moved to Ben Lomond in Sevier Co., AR. All of the children grew up there. Lottie had 1 brother and 2 sisters. They are to my knowledge:
Janetta P. "Nettie" Ray 1869 – 1911
Addie Ray 1870 – 1958
Lucy Jane Ray 1873 – 1954
Theophilus H. Ray, Jr. 1875 – 1940
Lottie married Joseph Calvin Dellinger on 8 Dec 1897 in Sevier Co., AR. She was 15 or 18 depending on which record you use in our family tree. For this event I believe she used a date that shows her to be 18. She and Joe would raise 2 children and they are:
Benjamin B Dellinger 1898 – 1968
Era Jemima Missouri Dellinger 1900 – 1935
Before Oklahoma became a state, they moved from Sevier Co., AR to The Choctaw Nation in Oklahoma. After statehood in 1907, they spent most of their lives in Pushmataha Co., OK except for a short time in Young Co., TX. Lottie is resting by Joseph. She is my great grand aunt.
Never forgotten....
Lottie is the daughter of Theophilus H. and Missouri Ellender Anderson Ray. She was born in MS but the family soon moved to Ben Lomond in Sevier Co., AR. All of the children grew up there. Lottie had 1 brother and 2 sisters. They are to my knowledge:
Janetta P. "Nettie" Ray 1869 – 1911
Addie Ray 1870 – 1958
Lucy Jane Ray 1873 – 1954
Theophilus H. Ray, Jr. 1875 – 1940
Lottie married Joseph Calvin Dellinger on 8 Dec 1897 in Sevier Co., AR. She was 15 or 18 depending on which record you use in our family tree. For this event I believe she used a date that shows her to be 18. She and Joe would raise 2 children and they are:
Benjamin B Dellinger 1898 – 1968
Era Jemima Missouri Dellinger 1900 – 1935
Before Oklahoma became a state, they moved from Sevier Co., AR to The Choctaw Nation in Oklahoma. After statehood in 1907, they spent most of their lives in Pushmataha Co., OK except for a short time in Young Co., TX. Lottie is resting by Joseph. She is my great grand aunt.
Never forgotten....
BIO by Karla Todd Sherer:
Lottie is the daughter of Theophilus H. and Missouri Ellender Anderson Ray. She was born in MS but the family soon moved to Ben Lomond in Sevier Co., AR. All of the children grew up there. Lottie had 1 brother and 2 sisters. They are to my knowledge:
Janetta P. "Nettie" Ray 1869 – 1911
Addie Ray 1870 – 1958
Lucy Jane Ray 1873 – 1954
Theophilus H. Ray, Jr. 1875 – 1940
Lottie married Joseph Calvin Dellinger on 8 Dec 1897 in Sevier Co., AR. She was 15 or 18 depending on which record you use in our family tree. For this event I believe she used a date that shows her to be 18. She and Joe would raise 2 children and they are:
Benjamin B Dellinger 1898 – 1968
Era Jemima Missouri Dellinger 1900 – 1935
Before Oklahoma became a state, they moved from Sevier Co., AR to The Choctaw Nation in Oklahoma. After statehood in 1907, they spent most of their lives in Pushmataha Co., OK except for a short time in Young Co., TX. Lottie is resting by Joseph. She is my great grand aunt.
Never forgotten....
Lottie is the daughter of Theophilus H. and Missouri Ellender Anderson Ray. She was born in MS but the family soon moved to Ben Lomond in Sevier Co., AR. All of the children grew up there. Lottie had 1 brother and 2 sisters. They are to my knowledge:
Janetta P. "Nettie" Ray 1869 – 1911
Addie Ray 1870 – 1958
Lucy Jane Ray 1873 – 1954
Theophilus H. Ray, Jr. 1875 – 1940
Lottie married Joseph Calvin Dellinger on 8 Dec 1897 in Sevier Co., AR. She was 15 or 18 depending on which record you use in our family tree. For this event I believe she used a date that shows her to be 18. She and Joe would raise 2 children and they are:
Benjamin B Dellinger 1898 – 1968
Era Jemima Missouri Dellinger 1900 – 1935
Before Oklahoma became a state, they moved from Sevier Co., AR to The Choctaw Nation in Oklahoma. After statehood in 1907, they spent most of their lives in Pushmataha Co., OK except for a short time in Young Co., TX. Lottie is resting by Joseph. She is my great grand aunt.
Never forgotten....
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