Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameMary Ruby MOUNTCASTLE 26
Birth Date14 Oct 1897
Birth PlaceKanawha, Kananwha County, West Virginia
Death Date20 Apr 1977 Age: 79
Death PlaceTulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma
Burial PlaceMuskogee, Muskogee County, Oklahoma, Greenhill Cemetery
Spouses
Birth Date4 Apr 1894
Birth PlaceGardner, Weakley County, Tennessee
Death Date2 Jan 1957 Age: 62
Death PlaceTopeka, Shawnee County, Kansas
OccupationWWI KANSAS-AS USNRF
FatherWilliiam Osburn BARGER Jr. (1863-1935)
MotherMartha Louella "Ella" HURT (1860-1953)
Family ID4069
Marr Date12 May 1918
Marr PlaceMuskogee County, Oklahoma
ChildrenRalph Lytton (1919-1996)
 William David "Dick" (1920-2005)
 Robert James (1924-1941)
 Donald Eugene (1926-2010)
 Mary Frances (1928-2000)
 J. E. (1930-)
 M. A. (?-)
Notes for Mary Ruby MOUNTCASTLE
(1) Mar 1999: The Hurt Family Genealogy Page http://members.tripod.com/~suzid/hurt.html Susan Barger Donahue 411 East Roosevelt Road, Wheaton, Illinois 60187
Notes for Robert Lytton (Spouse 1)
Worked for newspapers in Muskogee, Oklahoma for 25 years. Employed by the Topeka Daily Capital as a printer. Last known address: 3221 Fremont.

Survivors:
wife, Lucinda Barger
daughter, Mrs. Mary F. Jones, Tulsa, OK
son, Ralph L. Barger, Topeka, KS
son, William D. Barger, Topeka, KS
son, Donald E. Barger, Tecumseh, KS
son, John E. Barger, Muskogee, OK
brother, Ralph Barger, Memphis, TN
brother, Ray A. Barger, Tulsa, OK
sister, Mrs. Mildred Gott, Shreveport, LA
sister, Mrs. Kathleen Juergens, Muskogee, OK

Source:
The Topeka Daily Capital
January 3, 1957
page 13

Inscription
KANSAS
AS USNRF
WORLD WAR I

On Find A Grave.


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(1) Mar 1999: The Hurt Family Genealogy Page http://members.tripod.com/~suzid/hurt.html Susan Barger Donahue 411 East Roosevelt Road, Wheaton, Illinois 60187
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