Marcus Raymond Hedges
1895 - 1941 (45 years)-
Name Marcus Raymond Hedges Born 2 Dec 1895 Dewey County, Oklahoma 
[1] Gender Male Died 6 Jul 1941 Dewey County, Oklahoma [1, 2] Buried Riley Cemetery, Lenora, Dewey County, Oklahoma [1] Person ID I1683 Hedges Last Modified 29 Apr 2023
Father Marcus Newton Hedges, b. 3 Jun 1835, Fleming County, Kentucky , d. 19 Dec 1910, Cestos, Dewey County, Oklahoma (Age 75 years) Mother Mildred Leyh, b. 1853, Pennsylvania , d. 1923 (Age 70 years) Married Abt 1885 Family ID F861 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Born - 2 Dec 1895 - Dewey County, Oklahoma 
Died - 6 Jul 1941 - Dewey County, Oklahoma 
Buried - - Riley Cemetery, Lenora, Dewey County, Oklahoma = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Notes - The community was very painfully shocked Monday morning by the sudden death of a friend and neighbor, Marcus Hedges, who lives two miles east and one south of Cestos. The Blumer boys, his nephews, went to his home Monday morning to harvest and as they saw no stir about the place, went to the house and found him dead. So far as anyone knows, he was in perfect health. He had taken supper at the Joe Blumer home on Sunday evening and spent the evening until about eleven o’clock there, then returned to his home. ‘Mike’ as everyone called him, was a friend to all and will be greatly missed by young and old alike. His smiling face will be missed in the church, for he was always there at every service. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved relatives.
Henry Humphrey and family were called here Monday by the death of Mrs. Humphrey’s uncle, Marcus Hedges.
The Vici Beacon, Vici, Oklahoma. Thursday, 10 July 1941, page 3.
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- The community was very painfully shocked Monday morning by the sudden death of a friend and neighbor, Marcus Hedges, who lives two miles east and one south of Cestos. The Blumer boys, his nephews, went to his home Monday morning to harvest and as they saw no stir about the place, went to the house and found him dead. So far as anyone knows, he was in perfect health. He had taken supper at the Joe Blumer home on Sunday evening and spent the evening until about eleven o’clock there, then returned to his home. ‘Mike’ as everyone called him, was a friend to all and will be greatly missed by young and old alike. His smiling face will be missed in the church, for he was always there at every service. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved relatives.
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