The Oklahoman, Thursday, Oct 3, 1946:
Harry Davison, 47, of 2130 Busch, died Tuesday in Oklahoma City General Hospital of ulcerated coilitis. He had been ill for seven months.
Born Sep 25, 1899 in Indian Territory, Davison lived in Britton before moving to Oklahoma City 15 years ago. He owned and operated the Davison Drilling Co. and had been engaged in the oil industry for the past 25 years. Davison was a member of the Christian Church and a World War I veteran.
Survivors are his wife, Thelma, of the home; two sisters, Mrs A. J. Peters, and Mrs J. W. Cearly, both of Bristow; and one brother, Leland Davison, of Midland, TX. Services will be announced by Smith & Kernke Funeral Home.
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Parents: Alexander Davison & Nannie Hulette
Harry Davison, 47, of 2130 Busch, died Tuesday in Oklahoma City General Hospital of ulcerated coilitis. He had been ill for seven months.
Born Sep 25, 1899 in Indian Territory, Davison lived in Britton before moving to Oklahoma City 15 years ago. He owned and operated the Davison Drilling Co. and had been engaged in the oil industry for the past 25 years. Davison was a member of the Christian Church and a World War I veteran.
Survivors are his wife, Thelma, of the home; two sisters, Mrs A. J. Peters, and Mrs J. W. Cearly, both of Bristow; and one brother, Leland Davison, of Midland, TX. Services will be announced by Smith & Kernke Funeral Home.
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Parents: Alexander Davison & Nannie Hulette
The Oklahoman, Thursday, Oct 3, 1946:
Harry Davison, 47, of 2130 Busch, died Tuesday in Oklahoma City General Hospital of ulcerated coilitis. He had been ill for seven months.
Born Sep 25, 1899 in Indian Territory, Davison lived in Britton before moving to Oklahoma City 15 years ago. He owned and operated the Davison Drilling Co. and had been engaged in the oil industry for the past 25 years. Davison was a member of the Christian Church and a World War I veteran.
Survivors are his wife, Thelma, of the home; two sisters, Mrs A. J. Peters, and Mrs J. W. Cearly, both of Bristow; and one brother, Leland Davison, of Midland, TX. Services will be announced by Smith & Kernke Funeral Home.
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Parents: Alexander Davison & Nannie Hulette
Harry Davison, 47, of 2130 Busch, died Tuesday in Oklahoma City General Hospital of ulcerated coilitis. He had been ill for seven months.
Born Sep 25, 1899 in Indian Territory, Davison lived in Britton before moving to Oklahoma City 15 years ago. He owned and operated the Davison Drilling Co. and had been engaged in the oil industry for the past 25 years. Davison was a member of the Christian Church and a World War I veteran.
Survivors are his wife, Thelma, of the home; two sisters, Mrs A. J. Peters, and Mrs J. W. Cearly, both of Bristow; and one brother, Leland Davison, of Midland, TX. Services will be announced by Smith & Kernke Funeral Home.
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Parents: Alexander Davison & Nannie Hulette
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