Daughter of Stephen J Hyde and Louise J Elsey-Hyde-Stone-Campbell
First husband Jessie Loy Crawford, divorced.
Services Held For Ada Pendley, Burial At Jones
Services for Mrs. Ada Stella Pendley, who died Monday at her home in Oklahoma City, were held Wednesday at the Hahn funeral home. Burial was in the Odd Fellows cemetery near Jones. Mrs. Pendley, who was 48 years old, was born in Atlanta, Ga. She came to Oklahoma with her parents who settled near Spencer. She attended school at Spencer and after moving to Oklahoma City, attended Washington school there. A member of the Agnew Baptist church, she is survived by her husband, Claude; her mother, Mrs. Louise Campbell; two sons, Freddie Howard Crawford, and Claude H. Pendley jr.; a daughter, Betty Louise; a brother, Bill Hyde; two sisters, Mrs. Franklin Harbin, and Mrs. Annis J. Stone, and four grandchildren.
The Oklahoma County News, Jones City, OK, Fri., 20 August 1948, Page 1
MRS. ADA STELLA PENDLEY
Funeral services for Mrs. Ada Stella Pendley, 48, who died Monday in her home, 2317 SW 38, will be at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Hahn funeral home with burial in Jones cemetery. Born in Atlanta, Ga.. she came to Oklahoma with her parents who settled near Spencer. She attended school at Spencer and after moving to Oklahoma City, attended Washington school. A member of the Agnew Baptist church, she is survived by her husband, Claude; her mother, Mrs. Louise Campbell, El Feno; two sons, Freddie Howard Crawford, S Eastern, and Claude H. Pendley, jr., of the home; a daughter, Betty Louise, of the home; & brother, Bill Hyde, 3639 NW 15; two sisters, Mrs. Fannie Hardin, 2317 SW 35, and Mrs. Annis J. Stone, SE 29 and High, and four grandchildren.
The Daily Oklahoman, Wednesday, August 18, 1948 Page 57
Ada was probably born in 1897 in Dawson Co. considered part of the Atlanta Georgia area. She was 3 when the 1900 Federal Census was taken in June of 1900 but this may have been a mistake and should have been 3/12, still a mistake since she would have been 6 months old. They then lived in Dawson County at that time. Her mother was a widow and when she was 12 in the 1910 census in Crutcho Township, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma she lived with her mother and step-father Lou and William Stone.
First husband Jessie Loy Crawford, divorced.
Services Held For Ada Pendley, Burial At Jones
Services for Mrs. Ada Stella Pendley, who died Monday at her home in Oklahoma City, were held Wednesday at the Hahn funeral home. Burial was in the Odd Fellows cemetery near Jones. Mrs. Pendley, who was 48 years old, was born in Atlanta, Ga. She came to Oklahoma with her parents who settled near Spencer. She attended school at Spencer and after moving to Oklahoma City, attended Washington school there. A member of the Agnew Baptist church, she is survived by her husband, Claude; her mother, Mrs. Louise Campbell; two sons, Freddie Howard Crawford, and Claude H. Pendley jr.; a daughter, Betty Louise; a brother, Bill Hyde; two sisters, Mrs. Franklin Harbin, and Mrs. Annis J. Stone, and four grandchildren.
The Oklahoma County News, Jones City, OK, Fri., 20 August 1948, Page 1
MRS. ADA STELLA PENDLEY
Funeral services for Mrs. Ada Stella Pendley, 48, who died Monday in her home, 2317 SW 38, will be at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Hahn funeral home with burial in Jones cemetery. Born in Atlanta, Ga.. she came to Oklahoma with her parents who settled near Spencer. She attended school at Spencer and after moving to Oklahoma City, attended Washington school. A member of the Agnew Baptist church, she is survived by her husband, Claude; her mother, Mrs. Louise Campbell, El Feno; two sons, Freddie Howard Crawford, S Eastern, and Claude H. Pendley, jr., of the home; a daughter, Betty Louise, of the home; & brother, Bill Hyde, 3639 NW 15; two sisters, Mrs. Fannie Hardin, 2317 SW 35, and Mrs. Annis J. Stone, SE 29 and High, and four grandchildren.
The Daily Oklahoman, Wednesday, August 18, 1948 Page 57
Ada was probably born in 1897 in Dawson Co. considered part of the Atlanta Georgia area. She was 3 when the 1900 Federal Census was taken in June of 1900 but this may have been a mistake and should have been 3/12, still a mistake since she would have been 6 months old. They then lived in Dawson County at that time. Her mother was a widow and when she was 12 in the 1910 census in Crutcho Township, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma she lived with her mother and step-father Lou and William Stone.
Daughter of Stephen J Hyde and Louise J Elsey-Hyde-Stone-Campbell
First husband Jessie Loy Crawford, divorced.
Services Held For Ada Pendley, Burial At Jones
Services for Mrs. Ada Stella Pendley, who died Monday at her home in Oklahoma City, were held Wednesday at the Hahn funeral home. Burial was in the Odd Fellows cemetery near Jones. Mrs. Pendley, who was 48 years old, was born in Atlanta, Ga. She came to Oklahoma with her parents who settled near Spencer. She attended school at Spencer and after moving to Oklahoma City, attended Washington school there. A member of the Agnew Baptist church, she is survived by her husband, Claude; her mother, Mrs. Louise Campbell; two sons, Freddie Howard Crawford, and Claude H. Pendley jr.; a daughter, Betty Louise; a brother, Bill Hyde; two sisters, Mrs. Franklin Harbin, and Mrs. Annis J. Stone, and four grandchildren.
The Oklahoma County News, Jones City, OK, Fri., 20 August 1948, Page 1
MRS. ADA STELLA PENDLEY
Funeral services for Mrs. Ada Stella Pendley, 48, who died Monday in her home, 2317 SW 38, will be at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Hahn funeral home with burial in Jones cemetery. Born in Atlanta, Ga.. she came to Oklahoma with her parents who settled near Spencer. She attended school at Spencer and after moving to Oklahoma City, attended Washington school. A member of the Agnew Baptist church, she is survived by her husband, Claude; her mother, Mrs. Louise Campbell, El Feno; two sons, Freddie Howard Crawford, S Eastern, and Claude H. Pendley, jr., of the home; a daughter, Betty Louise, of the home; & brother, Bill Hyde, 3639 NW 15; two sisters, Mrs. Fannie Hardin, 2317 SW 35, and Mrs. Annis J. Stone, SE 29 and High, and four grandchildren.
The Daily Oklahoman, Wednesday, August 18, 1948 Page 57
Ada was probably born in 1897 in Dawson Co. considered part of the Atlanta Georgia area. She was 3 when the 1900 Federal Census was taken in June of 1900 but this may have been a mistake and should have been 3/12, still a mistake since she would have been 6 months old. They then lived in Dawson County at that time. Her mother was a widow and when she was 12 in the 1910 census in Crutcho Township, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma she lived with her mother and step-father Lou and William Stone.
First husband Jessie Loy Crawford, divorced.
Services Held For Ada Pendley, Burial At Jones
Services for Mrs. Ada Stella Pendley, who died Monday at her home in Oklahoma City, were held Wednesday at the Hahn funeral home. Burial was in the Odd Fellows cemetery near Jones. Mrs. Pendley, who was 48 years old, was born in Atlanta, Ga. She came to Oklahoma with her parents who settled near Spencer. She attended school at Spencer and after moving to Oklahoma City, attended Washington school there. A member of the Agnew Baptist church, she is survived by her husband, Claude; her mother, Mrs. Louise Campbell; two sons, Freddie Howard Crawford, and Claude H. Pendley jr.; a daughter, Betty Louise; a brother, Bill Hyde; two sisters, Mrs. Franklin Harbin, and Mrs. Annis J. Stone, and four grandchildren.
The Oklahoma County News, Jones City, OK, Fri., 20 August 1948, Page 1
MRS. ADA STELLA PENDLEY
Funeral services for Mrs. Ada Stella Pendley, 48, who died Monday in her home, 2317 SW 38, will be at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Hahn funeral home with burial in Jones cemetery. Born in Atlanta, Ga.. she came to Oklahoma with her parents who settled near Spencer. She attended school at Spencer and after moving to Oklahoma City, attended Washington school. A member of the Agnew Baptist church, she is survived by her husband, Claude; her mother, Mrs. Louise Campbell, El Feno; two sons, Freddie Howard Crawford, S Eastern, and Claude H. Pendley, jr., of the home; a daughter, Betty Louise, of the home; & brother, Bill Hyde, 3639 NW 15; two sisters, Mrs. Fannie Hardin, 2317 SW 35, and Mrs. Annis J. Stone, SE 29 and High, and four grandchildren.
The Daily Oklahoman, Wednesday, August 18, 1948 Page 57
Ada was probably born in 1897 in Dawson Co. considered part of the Atlanta Georgia area. She was 3 when the 1900 Federal Census was taken in June of 1900 but this may have been a mistake and should have been 3/12, still a mistake since she would have been 6 months old. They then lived in Dawson County at that time. Her mother was a widow and when she was 12 in the 1910 census in Crutcho Township, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma she lived with her mother and step-father Lou and William Stone.
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