Name: MaxwellsofChesterPennandelsewherejune152019

Updated: 06-15-2019 12:06:50.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Bessie May Power: Birth: 4 AUG 1896. Death: 29 OCT 1969 in Oklahoma City, OK

  2. Minnie Katherine Power: Birth: 16 JUN 1898. Death: 7 FEB 1992 in Oklahoma City, OK

  3. Ruth Mary Power: Birth: 14 JUL 1900 in Maxwell, New Mexico. Death: 1 NOV 1992 in Oklahoma City, OK

  4. Sydney Hardy Power: Birth: ABT 1903 in New Mexico. Death: ABT 1909 in New Mexico

  5. Sarah "Birdie" Florence Power: Birth: 11 OCT 1905 in Raton, NM. Death: 22 DEC 1992 in Oklahoma City, OK

  6. Della Laverda Power: Birth: 8 JAN 1909 in RATON, NEW MEXICO. Death: 7 JUL 2006 in Phoenix, Arizona

  7. Jessie Delores Power: Birth: 7 APR 1911. Death: OCT 1997 in Oklahoma City, OK


Sources
1. Title:   death cert., Nat'l Arch. (Civial War Pension/Widow file#534152 of Joseph Power names son;
2. Title:   Death certificate of James Henry Power
Page:   #49979 State of Oklhoma
3. Title:   Inflyttningsl�ngd S�derala 1963
4. Title:   DonMaxwell2frmarieloiusebrattfeb2005.FTW

Notes
a. Note:   RANCHER AND FORMER CITY EMPLOEE DIES (taken from the Daily Oklahoman, Okla. City)
  James H. Power Succumbs to Heart Disease After Long Illness
  James H. Power, pioneer New Mexico ranchman and former city employee, died at the Hubbard Hospital early today after a long illness with a heart ailment. He was 72 years old.
  Mr. Power, who lived at 1824 NW 14th St. came to Oklahoma City in 1917 from Texas. He was employed by the city until five years ago, when poor health forced him to retire.
  Taught Violin
  Born at Modena, MO, he went to Kansas as a young man, and from there to New Mexico in 1887. He operated a ranch in the latter state for a number of years, but left for Texas in 1913. He operated a truck farm in Texas for four years before coming to Oklahoma.
  A student of the violin from his early manhood, Mr. Power taught students both in Texas and in New Mexico. During the last years of his life he spent much time listening to radio concerts. He was the leader of a band at Maxwell, N.M, for a time.
  Funeral Tomorrow
  Funeral services tentatively have been set for tomorrow afternoon at the Watts & McAtee Funeral Home. Burial will be in Sunny Lane Cemetery.
  Surviving are his wife; six daughters, Miss Jessie Power, Mrs. Ruth Holcomb, Mrs. Ira George, Mrs. W.H. Vance, Mrs. Charles F. Ripley and Mrs. R.C. Maxwell; a brother, Edd Hamilton; two sisters, Mrs. Arthur McClure and Mrs. Frank Wagoner, and two niece, Mrs. E.C. Hyne and Mrs. Ed Clements.

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