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Walter Wade Rhodes
b.29 Aug 1891 Vowells Mill, Natchitoches, Louisiana, United States
d.7 Nov 1974 Eufaula, McIntosh, Oklahoma, United States
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m. 21 Jan 1884
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m. 10 Oct 1914
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Walter Wade RHODES BURIAL: Funeral services for Walter Wade Rhodes, 83 of Eufaula will be held at 2 P.M. Friday in the First Baptist Church with Reverend Kenneth Shaw and Reverend Larry Adams officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery under the direction of Kelly Funeral Home. BURIAL: Pall bearers include Clarence Douglas, Maurice Pipkins Jr., Bill McCarty, June Edwards, Jack Parker and Mel Stipes. BURIAL: Born August 29, 1891 at Vowells Mill, Louisiana. Rhodes died Wedensday November 7, 1974. A veteran of World War 1, he was a member of the First Baptist Church. He was a retired farmer. BURIAL: Survivors include his wife, Lillian of the home, three sons, Wayne of Eufaula, Walter of Beaver, and Clyde of Clayton, New Mexico, six grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. 1920 McIntosh Co OK Eufaula Twp ED 48 159 89 56:57 RHODES Walter W Head m w 28 m LA AL TN 159 90 56:57 RHODES Lillian M Wife f w 24 m OK MO TN 159 91 56:57 RHODES Wayne P. son m w 4:0 s OK LA OK 159 92 56:57 RHODES William W son m w 2:0 s OK LA OK 159 93 56:58 RHODES William A fath m w 61 w AL AL AL 1930 McIntosh County Oklahoma Census Eufaula Township, Eufaula City, ED 46-9 PG 108 -114 (Ward one - Southwest part of city) EnumOllie J Hammer Enumerator 111 19 86:89 RHODES Walter W Head m w 38 m 23 LA LA LA 111 20 86:89 RHODES May Wife f w 34 m 18 OK MO TN 111 21 86:89 RHODES Wayne son m w 14 s OK LA OK 111 22 86:89 RHODES Walter W Jr son m w 12 s OK LA OK 111 23 86:89 RHODES Clyde H son m w 9 s OK LA OK
Rhodes Walter 134 Papa had bright blue eyes, a hell raiser as a young man, but sweet and gentle to all of his Grandchildren. In the late 1950s he made a trip to Vowells Mill, La. to place new headstones on the graves of his Mother Delia, and his 2 siblings, Mellie Annie and William Osker in Harmony Cemetery, Natchitoches Parish, La. Papa served his country in W.W.1, and his youngest son, Homer Clyde would travel almost the same path in W.W.11 |