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David Dee Brannon

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David Dee Brannon

Birth
Oklahoma, USA
Death
15 Jul 1935 (aged 30)
Hominy, Osage County, Oklahoma, USA
Burial
Hominy, Osage County, Oklahoma, USA Add to Map
Plot
Section 40, Row 1, Grave 7
Memorial ID
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David is the son of Thomas Grant and Frances Clementine [Ferguson] Brannon.

DEE BRANNON DROWNS SUNDAY

ACCIDENT AT HOMINY FALLS NEAR ROBINSON SCHOOL

Body Recovered About Two Hours After it Sank in Deep Hole

Dee Brannon was drowned in Big Hominy Creek at the falls near the Roberson school Sunday afternoon about four o’clock. He and several friends were fishing and according to reports he had started to swim across the hole of water which in sixteen or eighteen feet deep. He sank below the surface of the water and failed to appear anymore.

Jack Powell of the Hominy Funeral Home, Fire Chief Allison, Dr. C. K. Logan and others went to the scene and fished the body out of sixteen foot of water. All attempts at resuscitation proved futile. The body had been in the water about one and half-hours.

He is survived by his Mother and four sisters, Mrs. Frank Atkinson, Mrs. Bonnie Reams, Mrs. Jewel Gaines, Miss Beulah Brandon [should be Brannon] and two brothers, John and Dock Brandon [should be Brannon]. His Father died two years ago.

Funeral services were held at the Church of the Nazarine at three o’clock Tuesday afternoon by Rev., W.H. Barlow and interment was made in the Hominy cemetery.

Mr. and Mrs. Mort Gates who live near the swimming hole say that it is a very treacherous and dangerous hole.
David is the son of Thomas Grant and Frances Clementine [Ferguson] Brannon.

DEE BRANNON DROWNS SUNDAY

ACCIDENT AT HOMINY FALLS NEAR ROBINSON SCHOOL

Body Recovered About Two Hours After it Sank in Deep Hole

Dee Brannon was drowned in Big Hominy Creek at the falls near the Roberson school Sunday afternoon about four o’clock. He and several friends were fishing and according to reports he had started to swim across the hole of water which in sixteen or eighteen feet deep. He sank below the surface of the water and failed to appear anymore.

Jack Powell of the Hominy Funeral Home, Fire Chief Allison, Dr. C. K. Logan and others went to the scene and fished the body out of sixteen foot of water. All attempts at resuscitation proved futile. The body had been in the water about one and half-hours.

He is survived by his Mother and four sisters, Mrs. Frank Atkinson, Mrs. Bonnie Reams, Mrs. Jewel Gaines, Miss Beulah Brandon [should be Brannon] and two brothers, John and Dock Brandon [should be Brannon]. His Father died two years ago.

Funeral services were held at the Church of the Nazarine at three o’clock Tuesday afternoon by Rev., W.H. Barlow and interment was made in the Hominy cemetery.

Mr. and Mrs. Mort Gates who live near the swimming hole say that it is a very treacherous and dangerous hole.


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