Died at Oak Flat, AR., which no longer exists. Nearest present day town is Clinton, abt 14 mi SE of historical Oak Flat.
Son of Samuel Stoneking and Mrs. Ruth A. (Frakes) Owen
m1: Anna "Annie" Marilla Toney Mar 18 1894, Carthage MO.
ch inc:
-Almeda 1895-1950/Caney KS. m: Ross King 1913
-2 infants b/d bet 1894-1900
m2: Azora May Evans Jun 6 1915, Van Buren AR.
ch: infant
1900 Census, Joplin, Jasper MO: STONEKING Harvey/29/IL/WV/OH, Annie/23/MO/IL/IN, Almeda/5; ROBINSON Otis/18/boarder. Married 6 years, 1 of 3 children living.
Thanks to descendent Dixie O. for providing the following information:
"Harvey Stoneking, his wife May (she is also listed as Zora May, Azora May and Ozora May) and infant all died during the flu epidemic in 1918-1919. They all died within 24 hours supposedly at Oak Flat, Arkansas. I have part of a letter telling when, where and how they died. They were buried in the Ketchum Cemetery west of Old Alluwe, Oklahoma. That cemetery was relocated when they built Oologah Lake. The graves were relocated to the Winganon/Ketchum Cemetery in Rogers County Oklahoma. There are markers with their first initials and last names.
Harvey Stoneking and Zora (Ozora or Azora) May Evans were married 6 June 1915 at VanBuren, Arkansas. I believe her correct name is Azora because the initials on her tombstone are A. M. Stoneking."
Graves are marked with standard Corps of Engineering "slabs", it is unknown what their original stone/stones might have looked like.
Son of Samuel Stoneking and Mrs. Ruth A. (Frakes) Owen
m1: Anna "Annie" Marilla Toney Mar 18 1894, Carthage MO.
ch inc:
-Almeda 1895-1950/Caney KS. m: Ross King 1913
-2 infants b/d bet 1894-1900
m2: Azora May Evans Jun 6 1915, Van Buren AR.
ch: infant
1900 Census, Joplin, Jasper MO: STONEKING Harvey/29/IL/WV/OH, Annie/23/MO/IL/IN, Almeda/5; ROBINSON Otis/18/boarder. Married 6 years, 1 of 3 children living.
Thanks to descendent Dixie O. for providing the following information:
"Harvey Stoneking, his wife May (she is also listed as Zora May, Azora May and Ozora May) and infant all died during the flu epidemic in 1918-1919. They all died within 24 hours supposedly at Oak Flat, Arkansas. I have part of a letter telling when, where and how they died. They were buried in the Ketchum Cemetery west of Old Alluwe, Oklahoma. That cemetery was relocated when they built Oologah Lake. The graves were relocated to the Winganon/Ketchum Cemetery in Rogers County Oklahoma. There are markers with their first initials and last names.
Harvey Stoneking and Zora (Ozora or Azora) May Evans were married 6 June 1915 at VanBuren, Arkansas. I believe her correct name is Azora because the initials on her tombstone are A. M. Stoneking."
Graves are marked with standard Corps of Engineering "slabs", it is unknown what their original stone/stones might have looked like.
Died at Oak Flat, AR., which no longer exists. Nearest present day town is Clinton, abt 14 mi SE of historical Oak Flat.
Son of Samuel Stoneking and Mrs. Ruth A. (Frakes) Owen
m1: Anna "Annie" Marilla Toney Mar 18 1894, Carthage MO.
ch inc:
-Almeda 1895-1950/Caney KS. m: Ross King 1913
-2 infants b/d bet 1894-1900
m2: Azora May Evans Jun 6 1915, Van Buren AR.
ch: infant
1900 Census, Joplin, Jasper MO: STONEKING Harvey/29/IL/WV/OH, Annie/23/MO/IL/IN, Almeda/5; ROBINSON Otis/18/boarder. Married 6 years, 1 of 3 children living.
Thanks to descendent Dixie O. for providing the following information:
"Harvey Stoneking, his wife May (she is also listed as Zora May, Azora May and Ozora May) and infant all died during the flu epidemic in 1918-1919. They all died within 24 hours supposedly at Oak Flat, Arkansas. I have part of a letter telling when, where and how they died. They were buried in the Ketchum Cemetery west of Old Alluwe, Oklahoma. That cemetery was relocated when they built Oologah Lake. The graves were relocated to the Winganon/Ketchum Cemetery in Rogers County Oklahoma. There are markers with their first initials and last names.
Harvey Stoneking and Zora (Ozora or Azora) May Evans were married 6 June 1915 at VanBuren, Arkansas. I believe her correct name is Azora because the initials on her tombstone are A. M. Stoneking."
Graves are marked with standard Corps of Engineering "slabs", it is unknown what their original stone/stones might have looked like.
Son of Samuel Stoneking and Mrs. Ruth A. (Frakes) Owen
m1: Anna "Annie" Marilla Toney Mar 18 1894, Carthage MO.
ch inc:
-Almeda 1895-1950/Caney KS. m: Ross King 1913
-2 infants b/d bet 1894-1900
m2: Azora May Evans Jun 6 1915, Van Buren AR.
ch: infant
1900 Census, Joplin, Jasper MO: STONEKING Harvey/29/IL/WV/OH, Annie/23/MO/IL/IN, Almeda/5; ROBINSON Otis/18/boarder. Married 6 years, 1 of 3 children living.
Thanks to descendent Dixie O. for providing the following information:
"Harvey Stoneking, his wife May (she is also listed as Zora May, Azora May and Ozora May) and infant all died during the flu epidemic in 1918-1919. They all died within 24 hours supposedly at Oak Flat, Arkansas. I have part of a letter telling when, where and how they died. They were buried in the Ketchum Cemetery west of Old Alluwe, Oklahoma. That cemetery was relocated when they built Oologah Lake. The graves were relocated to the Winganon/Ketchum Cemetery in Rogers County Oklahoma. There are markers with their first initials and last names.
Harvey Stoneking and Zora (Ozora or Azora) May Evans were married 6 June 1915 at VanBuren, Arkansas. I believe her correct name is Azora because the initials on her tombstone are A. M. Stoneking."
Graves are marked with standard Corps of Engineering "slabs", it is unknown what their original stone/stones might have looked like.
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