Enid, March 11--Services will be at 4:30 pm Saturday in the Henninger-Allen chapel for J.D. Barnett, 96, who died in an Enid hospital late Thursday after a lingering illness.
A native of Galesburg, Illinois, he resided in Kansas a number of years before coming to Oklahoma in 1901, and settling near Carrier. He had resided in Enid 30 years. He was a member of the Methodist church.
Survivors include five daughters, Miss Mabel Barnett of the home; Mrs. William Obuch, Antlers; Mrs. L.K. Hines, Enid; Mrs. Charles Walterscheid, Enid; Mrs. E.W. [W]arner, Pomona, California; one brother, C.G. Barnett, Kansas City, Missouri; one sister, Mrs. George Killoren, Powhattan, Kansas.
Enid, March 11--Services will be at 4:30 pm Saturday in the Henninger-Allen chapel for J.D. Barnett, 96, who died in an Enid hospital late Thursday after a lingering illness.
A native of Galesburg, Illinois, he resided in Kansas a number of years before coming to Oklahoma in 1901, and settling near Carrier. He had resided in Enid 30 years. He was a member of the Methodist church.
Survivors include five daughters, Miss Mabel Barnett of the home; Mrs. William Obuch, Antlers; Mrs. L.K. Hines, Enid; Mrs. Charles Walterscheid, Enid; Mrs. E.W. [W]arner, Pomona, California; one brother, C.G. Barnett, Kansas City, Missouri; one sister, Mrs. George Killoren, Powhattan, Kansas.
Family Members
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George E Barnett
1855–1916
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Frank A Barnett
1856–1857
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Willie E Barnett
1861–1862
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Owen W. Barnett
1864–1932
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Otis August "Gus" Barnett
1866–1937
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Julia E Barnett
1868–1872
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Martha Jane "Mattie" Barnett Killoren
1870–1955
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Charles L. "Charley" Barnett
1872–1907
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Arthur Hays Barnett
1873–1948
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Clarence G. Barnett
1880–1962
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