Extracted from The Tuttle Times (Tuttle, OK)
Thursday, January 25, 1934

Mrs. Williams

Mrs. Williams, pioneer of this community, died Monday in OKC. She would have been 68 yrs old early next month. She had been ill only a short time.

Mrs. Williams came here with her husband, the late William F. Williams, and family from Bosques county, TX. In 1889 and settled a half mile south of town on the place that is now the farm of Athel Williams, her son. They lived there a short time before moving to Minco where they lived for nearly 20 yrs before returning to make their home at Tuttle.

She leaves to mourn her passing; 3 daughters and one son; Mrs. Ollie Gillum of Tuttle, Mrs. Lottie Ray of OKC, Mrs. Margaret Pierson of OKC, & Athel Williams of Tuttle. Three brothers and three sisters; Mr. Frank Foster & F.A. Foster of OKC, Abe Foster of Capitan, NM, Mrs. Alice Thomas of Tuttle, Mrs. Frank Henley of Amber, & Mrs. R.L. Park of Tuttle, besides a host of other relatives and friends. Mrs. Williams obeyed the Gospel under the late T.B. Larimore of Minco and became a faithful member of the Church of Christ.

Funeral services were conducted at the Church of Christ Wednesday by Will M. Thompson, pastor, who gave a beautiful tribute to a good woman whose life was lived to life's fullest blessing. The largest crowd to ever assemble at a funeral service at the Church of Christ paid last tribute to Mrs. Williams.

Pallbearers were: Gordon Hill, D.D. Banta, and Horace Potter of Tuttle, Paschall Sharp, Jack Pope, & Grady Merritt of OKC.

Burial was in the family lot in Fairview cemetery. Harry Sowers Funeral home had charge of funeral arrangements.