Henry married first to Sarah J. WARD on August 19, 1897 in South Fork, Fulton County, AR. He married second to Bessie Pearl FOGLE on January 1, 1905 in Afton Ottawa County, Indian Territory (now OK). They had four children: Ruby Maude, John William (Johnie), Maggie Cordelia (Cordie), and Forda Mary Louise.
Rocky Point Man Dies Here Sunday Afternoon As Result Of Burns
Henry Ouzts, 51, of the Rocky Point district, south of Electra, died in General Hospital here at 5:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon as a result of burns suffered in the yard of his home on November 30 [1925]. A quantity of gasoline was spilled over the lower part of Mr. Ouzts' clothing, while he was watching a neighbor fill the gasoline tank of his automobile according to information from Electra. The clothing caught fire from a spark from the exhaust of the automobile motor, it was stated. He was rushed to the hospital here. Mr. Ouzts was an employee of the Ryan Petroleum Production Company. The body was forwarded to Bluuejacket, OK, by the Burrie-Walton Funeral Home Monday afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. Ouzts. The Wichita Falls Times, December 14, 1925.
Henry married first to Sarah J. WARD on August 19, 1897 in South Fork, Fulton County, AR. He married second to Bessie Pearl FOGLE on January 1, 1905 in Afton Ottawa County, Indian Territory (now OK). They had four children: Ruby Maude, John William (Johnie), Maggie Cordelia (Cordie), and Forda Mary Louise.
Rocky Point Man Dies Here Sunday Afternoon As Result Of Burns
Henry Ouzts, 51, of the Rocky Point district, south of Electra, died in General Hospital here at 5:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon as a result of burns suffered in the yard of his home on November 30 [1925]. A quantity of gasoline was spilled over the lower part of Mr. Ouzts' clothing, while he was watching a neighbor fill the gasoline tank of his automobile according to information from Electra. The clothing caught fire from a spark from the exhaust of the automobile motor, it was stated. He was rushed to the hospital here. Mr. Ouzts was an employee of the Ryan Petroleum Production Company. The body was forwarded to Bluuejacket, OK, by the Burrie-Walton Funeral Home Monday afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. Ouzts. The Wichita Falls Times, December 14, 1925.
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