Robert Lee Seitz and Elizabeth Ewing Hopkins Seitz

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Robert Lee Seitz and Elizabeth Ewing Hopkins Seitz

JoJan Nunley

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02/19/2004

Robert Lee Seitz and Elizabeth Ewing Hopkins Seitz

Headstone in Eldorado Cemetery, Eldorado, OK of Robert Lee Seitz (born Sept 17, 1898 in Illinois Bend, TX) and Elizabeth Ewing Hopkins Seitz (born Oct 30 1899) in Caddo, Oklahoma. Robert Lee died May 15, 1982, in Quanah, TX. Elizabeth died Dec 19, 1988, in Dallas, TX, from complications of a stroke. They lived in Mobeetie, Texas, where they farmed. They had 5 sons, Elbert Lee, Alton, Cecil, Glenn, and Garland.

Date & Place: 2003 at Eldorado Cemetery in Eldorado, Jackson, Oklahoma United States

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I am researching the following families: Brownlows of Tennessee and Texas, Seitz, Hopkins, Hoss. In particular, I am having difficulty finding information on the Hoss family.

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