The slain woman was the daughter of Henry Gifford, living between Kenefick and Caddo. She was about seventeen years old... ...Their baby was less than 3 months of age when the tragedy occurred. Mother and babe were buried in one casket at Caddo cemetery...
(Source: Saturday Morning Advertiser, Durant, Oklahoma, 10 May 1924, Sat)
Lissie Gifford and Fieldon Gravitt,
Marriage date: 4 May 1923
Marriage place: Bryan County, OK
Note: Oklahoma Vital Records could not find a death certificate for Lissie or her infant. These were not always filed back then.
(Source: Saturday Morning Advertiser, Durant, Oklahoma, 10 May 1924, Sat)
Lissie Gifford and Fieldon Gravitt,
Marriage date: 4 May 1923
Marriage place: Bryan County, OK
Note: Oklahoma Vital Records could not find a death certificate for Lissie or her infant. These were not always filed back then.
The slain woman was the daughter of Henry Gifford, living between Kenefick and Caddo. She was about seventeen years old... ...Their baby was less than 3 months of age when the tragedy occurred. Mother and babe were buried in one casket at Caddo cemetery...
(Source: Saturday Morning Advertiser, Durant, Oklahoma, 10 May 1924, Sat)
Lissie Gifford and Fieldon Gravitt,
Marriage date: 4 May 1923
Marriage place: Bryan County, OK
Note: Oklahoma Vital Records could not find a death certificate for Lissie or her infant. These were not always filed back then.
(Source: Saturday Morning Advertiser, Durant, Oklahoma, 10 May 1924, Sat)
Lissie Gifford and Fieldon Gravitt,
Marriage date: 4 May 1923
Marriage place: Bryan County, OK
Note: Oklahoma Vital Records could not find a death certificate for Lissie or her infant. These were not always filed back then.
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