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             1813  Wiley Blunt Daniel + Julia Ann Barnett  1817
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Francis E. Phillips + Mary Emaline <Daniel> Phillips 1844
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              1862  * Margret Jane Phillips
              1860  * Wiley M. Phillips + Mary Ann <Kelsey>  1862
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                                  1888  * Francis Marion (Frank) Phillips + Dora Chitwood
                                  1890  * Mary Elizabeth <Phillips> + Josh Impson 
                                  1895  * Irene Tempe <Phillips> + Bruce Hollingsworth 
                                  1896  * Robert Lafayette Phillips + Flora Bell <Pool>
                                  1900  * John Henry (Ace) Phillips + Geneva <Coffman>

[AUNT SIS}-------- Mary Elizabeth <Phillips> + Joshua Impson ---- ----
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                                             * Ben Impson
                                             * Loretta <Impson> + Osgood
                                             * Ruth Ann <Impson> + Odes Madding

    ((Markers Submitted by: Teresa Young ))

((Antlers City Cemetery, Pushmataha Co_, OK.htm))
((more info: http://www.rootsweb.com/~okpushma/cemetery/))

((Also thanks to Teresa Young   for the following records: 

Pushmataha County Marriage Record: Joshua Impson to Mary Phillips-8/25/1911.   Book 1, Page 491.
Joshua Impson, aged 22 of Jumbo, Oklahoma, married Mary Phillips, aged 20 of Kosoma, Oklahoma.
L. P. Davenport, County Judge of Antlers, Oklahoma, married the couple August 25, 1911 at Antlers, Oklahoma.
Witnesses: Tandy Anderson and J. G. Attaway, both of Antlers, Oklahoma.

"Antlers American" Newspaper, Page 1, Front Page, Thursday, January 17, 1946.
JOSH IMPSON DIES AT JUMBO HOME
Funeral rites were held at City Cemetery in Antlers Friday afternoon for Josh Impson, 57, native of Pushmataha County, and resident of Jumbo
Community for many years. Rev. M. R. Archer conducted the service. 
Josh Impson was born at Jack Creek, Indian Territory, January 5, 1889, and passed away at the  family home at Jumbo January 10.
He is survived by his wife and three children, Loretta Impson, Jumbo; Ben Impson, Lawton, Oklahoma; Ruth Mann, Soper; also a brother, Frank Impson, Jumbo, and a sister, Susie Williams of Atoka.

"Antlers American" Newspaper, Thursday, September 14, 1978, Page 2.
MARY IMPSON SERVICES ARE HELD MONDAY.
Mary Elizabeth Impson, a resident of Pushmataha County since her birth, died Saturday in the Antlers Nursing Home at the age of 89.
She was born here January 22, 1889.
Surviving her are one son, Ben Impson, Antlers; two daughters: Ruth Madding, Rattan and Loretta Osgood, Huttig, Arkansas; one
brother: Henry Phillips, Antlers; eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon in the Mills and Coffey Chapel with Reverend James Sealy officiating.
Interment was in the Antlers City Cemetery under the direction of the Mills and Coffey Funeral Home.

"Antlers American" Newspaper, Thursday, March 2, 1989, Page 6B.
BEN M. IMPSON FUNERAL SERVICES HELD WEDNESDAY.
Funeral services for Ben M. Impson of Antlers, were held Wednesday afternoon, March 1, 1989 at 2:00 in the Mills and Coffey Chapel.
Interment followed at the Antlers City Cemetery.
Ben M. Impson was born December 5, 1915 in Jumbo and died February 27, 1989 in the Pushmataha County Hospital.
Surviving relatives include two sisters: Ruth Madding of Rattan; and Loretta Osgood of Huttig, Arkansas; and 41 nieces and nephews and a host of cousins.
Ceremonies were officiated by Reverend J. W. Ray; and arrangements made by Mills and Coffey Funeral Services of Antlers.

Pushmataha County Courthouse, Marriage Record, Book 12, Page 367, 8/11/1942:
Wesley Mann, aged 31 of Antlers, Oklahoma, married Miss Ruth Ann Impson, aged 19 of Antlers, Oklahoma.
W. P. Linhart, Justice of the Peace of Antlers, Oklahoma, married the couple August 11, 1942 at Antlers, Oklahoma.
Witnesses: N. C. Rea and Pearl Johnson. (Note: didn't say where witnesses are from.)

Pushmataha County Courthouse, Marriage Record, Book 16, Page 132, 11/27/1964:
Odes Madding, aged 59 of Rattan, Oklahoma, (white man), married Ruth Mann, aged 42 of Antlers, Oklahoma.
Driver License: #9073650. Birthdate--January 15, 1905. Birthdate--November 4, 1922.
Marvin Reynolds, Minister Baptist of Antlers, Oklahoma, married the couple November 27, 1964 at Antlers, Oklahoma.
Witnesses: Geneva Madding and Loy Madding, both of Antlers, Oklahoma.

"Antlers American", Thursday, June 21, 1962, Front Page, Page 1.
ACCIDENT VICTIM FUNERAL IS HELD.
Funeral services were Saturday at 10 a.m. from the Moyers Baptist Church for Joshua Will Osgood, 12 year old Lawton youth, who died as the result of a
gun accident. Interment was in Antlers City Cemetery. Coffey Funeral Home directed.
Survivors are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo T. Osgood, Lawton; the grandmothers, Mrs. Mary Impson, Moyers, and Mrs. Cora Bell Osgood,
Wilmer, Arkansas; three sisters, Linda Fay, Mary Jane and Cora Lee; two brothers, Johnny and Albert Leon. The youth was visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Impson. He was born March 14, 1950 in Wilmer, Arkansas.

(( These obituaries, marriage information, etc. Submitted by: Teresa Young  ))

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