Burial Date: 7/19/1956
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United States Of America » Oklahoma » Miami » Miami Daily News-Record » 1956 » July » 17 Jul 1956, Tue, Page 3
JESS P. SKAGGS
Jess P. Skaggs, 54-year-old Commerce miner, died Monday afternoon in the state hospital at Talihina where he had been a patient for the past two years. He had lived here and in surrounding communities since 1918.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nina Skaggs, of the home; three sons,, George Skaggs, Claremore; Gene Skaggs, Baxter Springs Route 3, and Leory Golden, with the Air Force in Colorado; a daughter, Mrs. Norma Lee Pinell of New Bedford, Mass.; three brothers, John Skaggs, Alamogordo, N.M.; Tom Skaggs, Chetopa, Kan., and Reuben Skaggs, Elvins, Mo.; two sisters, Mrs. Edith Stone, Palo Alto, Calif., and Mrs. Agnes Hardaway, Centerville, Mo., six grandchildren.
Skaggs was a member of the Free Will Baptist church in Picher.
Arrangements for final rites will be announced by the Hunter mortuary of Picher.
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Skaggs, Jess P.
Abstract Data
A Commerce Oklahoma hard rock lead and zinc miner, died Jul 16, 1954, age 54, Monday afternoon, in the state tuberculosis hospital at Talihina Oklahoma where he had been a patient for the past two years. He had lived here and in surrounding communities since 1918. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nina Skaggs, of the home; three sons, George Skaggs, Claremore Oklahoma; Gene Skaggs, Baxter Springs Kansas Route 3, and Leroy Golden, with the Air Force in Colorado; a daughter, Mrs. Norma Lee Pinell of New Bedford Mass.; three brothers, John Skaggs, Alamogordo New Mexico, Tom Skaggs, Chetopa Kansas, and Reuben Skaggs, Elvins Missouri; two sisters, Mrs. Edith Stone, Palo Alto California, and Mrs. Agnes Hardaway, Centerville Missouri, and six grandchildren. Skaggs was a member of the Free Will Baptist church in Picher. Arrangements for final rites will be announced by the Hunter mortuary of Picher.
Miami Daily News, Miami, OK
Jul 17 1956Page:3 Column:7
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Funeral services for Jess P. Skaggs, a resident of this area since 1918, will be conducted at the Hunter chapel in Picher at 2 p. m. Thursday. The Rev. Henry Ford will officiate. Pallbearers will be Clarence Bachman, Clyde Bachman and Claud Bachman and Wayne Wilson, Ersie Wilson and Jess Wilson. Burial will be Jul 19, 1956, in G.A.R. cemetery in Miami.
Miami Daily News, Miami, OK
Jul 18 1956Page:3 Column:1
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United States Of America » Oklahoma » Miami » Miami Daily News-Record » 1956 » July » 17 Jul 1956, Tue, Page 3
JESS P. SKAGGS
Jess P. Skaggs, 54-year-old Commerce miner, died Monday afternoon in the state hospital at Talihina where he had been a patient for the past two years. He had lived here and in surrounding communities since 1918.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nina Skaggs, of the home; three sons,, George Skaggs, Claremore; Gene Skaggs, Baxter Springs Route 3, and Leory Golden, with the Air Force in Colorado; a daughter, Mrs. Norma Lee Pinell of New Bedford, Mass.; three brothers, John Skaggs, Alamogordo, N.M.; Tom Skaggs, Chetopa, Kan., and Reuben Skaggs, Elvins, Mo.; two sisters, Mrs. Edith Stone, Palo Alto, Calif., and Mrs. Agnes Hardaway, Centerville, Mo., six grandchildren.
Skaggs was a member of the Free Will Baptist church in Picher.
Arrangements for final rites will be announced by the Hunter mortuary of Picher.
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Skaggs, Jess P.
Abstract Data
A Commerce Oklahoma hard rock lead and zinc miner, died Jul 16, 1954, age 54, Monday afternoon, in the state tuberculosis hospital at Talihina Oklahoma where he had been a patient for the past two years. He had lived here and in surrounding communities since 1918. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nina Skaggs, of the home; three sons, George Skaggs, Claremore Oklahoma; Gene Skaggs, Baxter Springs Kansas Route 3, and Leroy Golden, with the Air Force in Colorado; a daughter, Mrs. Norma Lee Pinell of New Bedford Mass.; three brothers, John Skaggs, Alamogordo New Mexico, Tom Skaggs, Chetopa Kansas, and Reuben Skaggs, Elvins Missouri; two sisters, Mrs. Edith Stone, Palo Alto California, and Mrs. Agnes Hardaway, Centerville Missouri, and six grandchildren. Skaggs was a member of the Free Will Baptist church in Picher. Arrangements for final rites will be announced by the Hunter mortuary of Picher.
Miami Daily News, Miami, OK
Jul 17 1956Page:3 Column:7
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Funeral services for Jess P. Skaggs, a resident of this area since 1918, will be conducted at the Hunter chapel in Picher at 2 p. m. Thursday. The Rev. Henry Ford will officiate. Pallbearers will be Clarence Bachman, Clyde Bachman and Claud Bachman and Wayne Wilson, Ersie Wilson and Jess Wilson. Burial will be Jul 19, 1956, in G.A.R. cemetery in Miami.
Miami Daily News, Miami, OK
Jul 18 1956Page:3 Column:1
Burial Date: 7/19/1956
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United States Of America » Oklahoma » Miami » Miami Daily News-Record » 1956 » July » 17 Jul 1956, Tue, Page 3
JESS P. SKAGGS
Jess P. Skaggs, 54-year-old Commerce miner, died Monday afternoon in the state hospital at Talihina where he had been a patient for the past two years. He had lived here and in surrounding communities since 1918.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nina Skaggs, of the home; three sons,, George Skaggs, Claremore; Gene Skaggs, Baxter Springs Route 3, and Leory Golden, with the Air Force in Colorado; a daughter, Mrs. Norma Lee Pinell of New Bedford, Mass.; three brothers, John Skaggs, Alamogordo, N.M.; Tom Skaggs, Chetopa, Kan., and Reuben Skaggs, Elvins, Mo.; two sisters, Mrs. Edith Stone, Palo Alto, Calif., and Mrs. Agnes Hardaway, Centerville, Mo., six grandchildren.
Skaggs was a member of the Free Will Baptist church in Picher.
Arrangements for final rites will be announced by the Hunter mortuary of Picher.
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Skaggs, Jess P.
Abstract Data
A Commerce Oklahoma hard rock lead and zinc miner, died Jul 16, 1954, age 54, Monday afternoon, in the state tuberculosis hospital at Talihina Oklahoma where he had been a patient for the past two years. He had lived here and in surrounding communities since 1918. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nina Skaggs, of the home; three sons, George Skaggs, Claremore Oklahoma; Gene Skaggs, Baxter Springs Kansas Route 3, and Leroy Golden, with the Air Force in Colorado; a daughter, Mrs. Norma Lee Pinell of New Bedford Mass.; three brothers, John Skaggs, Alamogordo New Mexico, Tom Skaggs, Chetopa Kansas, and Reuben Skaggs, Elvins Missouri; two sisters, Mrs. Edith Stone, Palo Alto California, and Mrs. Agnes Hardaway, Centerville Missouri, and six grandchildren. Skaggs was a member of the Free Will Baptist church in Picher. Arrangements for final rites will be announced by the Hunter mortuary of Picher.
Miami Daily News, Miami, OK
Jul 17 1956Page:3 Column:7
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Funeral services for Jess P. Skaggs, a resident of this area since 1918, will be conducted at the Hunter chapel in Picher at 2 p. m. Thursday. The Rev. Henry Ford will officiate. Pallbearers will be Clarence Bachman, Clyde Bachman and Claud Bachman and Wayne Wilson, Ersie Wilson and Jess Wilson. Burial will be Jul 19, 1956, in G.A.R. cemetery in Miami.
Miami Daily News, Miami, OK
Jul 18 1956Page:3 Column:1
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United States Of America » Oklahoma » Miami » Miami Daily News-Record » 1956 » July » 17 Jul 1956, Tue, Page 3
JESS P. SKAGGS
Jess P. Skaggs, 54-year-old Commerce miner, died Monday afternoon in the state hospital at Talihina where he had been a patient for the past two years. He had lived here and in surrounding communities since 1918.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nina Skaggs, of the home; three sons,, George Skaggs, Claremore; Gene Skaggs, Baxter Springs Route 3, and Leory Golden, with the Air Force in Colorado; a daughter, Mrs. Norma Lee Pinell of New Bedford, Mass.; three brothers, John Skaggs, Alamogordo, N.M.; Tom Skaggs, Chetopa, Kan., and Reuben Skaggs, Elvins, Mo.; two sisters, Mrs. Edith Stone, Palo Alto, Calif., and Mrs. Agnes Hardaway, Centerville, Mo., six grandchildren.
Skaggs was a member of the Free Will Baptist church in Picher.
Arrangements for final rites will be announced by the Hunter mortuary of Picher.
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Skaggs, Jess P.
Abstract Data
A Commerce Oklahoma hard rock lead and zinc miner, died Jul 16, 1954, age 54, Monday afternoon, in the state tuberculosis hospital at Talihina Oklahoma where he had been a patient for the past two years. He had lived here and in surrounding communities since 1918. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nina Skaggs, of the home; three sons, George Skaggs, Claremore Oklahoma; Gene Skaggs, Baxter Springs Kansas Route 3, and Leroy Golden, with the Air Force in Colorado; a daughter, Mrs. Norma Lee Pinell of New Bedford Mass.; three brothers, John Skaggs, Alamogordo New Mexico, Tom Skaggs, Chetopa Kansas, and Reuben Skaggs, Elvins Missouri; two sisters, Mrs. Edith Stone, Palo Alto California, and Mrs. Agnes Hardaway, Centerville Missouri, and six grandchildren. Skaggs was a member of the Free Will Baptist church in Picher. Arrangements for final rites will be announced by the Hunter mortuary of Picher.
Miami Daily News, Miami, OK
Jul 17 1956Page:3 Column:7
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Funeral services for Jess P. Skaggs, a resident of this area since 1918, will be conducted at the Hunter chapel in Picher at 2 p. m. Thursday. The Rev. Henry Ford will officiate. Pallbearers will be Clarence Bachman, Clyde Bachman and Claud Bachman and Wayne Wilson, Ersie Wilson and Jess Wilson. Burial will be Jul 19, 1956, in G.A.R. cemetery in Miami.
Miami Daily News, Miami, OK
Jul 18 1956Page:3 Column:1
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