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Linna Arvilla Stansberry 1881 - 1973

Linna Arvilla Stansberry of Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma United States was born on September 11, 1881 at Farm in Goodman, McDonald County, MO. She was married to Charles Julius Ayers, and had children Linna Louise Ayers and Elizabeth Maxine Ayers. Linna Stansberry died at age 91 years old on April 15, 1973 at Georgetown Nursing Home in Tulsa, Tulsa County, OK, and was buried on April 17, 1973 at Memorial Park Cemetery in Tulsa.

Linna Arvilla Stansberry

Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma United States

September 11, 1881

Farm in Goodman, McDonald County, Missouri, 64843, United States

April 15, 1973

Georgetown Nursing Home in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, United States

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09/11

1881

Birthday

September 11, 1881

Birthdate

Farm in Goodman, McDonald County, Missouri 64843, United States

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Ethnicity & Family History

English, Irish, Welsh
Nationality & Locations

United States
Religious Beliefs

Christian
Professional Career

Homemaker
04/15

1973

Death

April 15, 1973

Death date

Complications from a fall and old age

Cause of death

Georgetown Nursing Home in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma United States
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04/17

1973

Gravesite & Burial

April 17, 1973

Funeral date
Memorial Park Cemetery in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma United States
Burial location
Obituary

Found in the Tulsa World, April 1973

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E. Franklin

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12/08/2014

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E. Franklin

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12/08/2014

My grandmother, Linna Arvilla Stansberry, wife of Charles Julius Ayers

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E. Franklin

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12/08/2014

She was a loving, kind, extremely generous and fun lady. When I was about 10 years old and grandma about 77 years old, I became stuck mid-way up a huge old oak tree in her backyard. Grandma climbed up that tree and helped me down, then told me "don't you ever let your mom know what we just did", and I never did. Grandma loved each of her children, grand and great-grandchildren completely, always had treats waiting at her home for each of us. She was a wonderful cook and I still serve my own family today, some of grandma's best dishes made from her scratch recipes.
Grandma had two outhouses at the rear of her property, and during the 1920s there were cows back there as well. The cows were known to chase family and friends away from the outhouses on occasion.
She was born 11 September 1881 at the Stansberry farm just outside Goodman, McDonald CO, Missouri, the 4th of 5 children issued by Richard Braxton Stansberry and Arvilla Elizabeth Corner. After Arvilla's death, Richard brought the family by covered wagon to the Cherokee Strip during fall of 1888. They lived there in two covered wagons, actually one was a Conestoga wagon, until the April 1889 Indian Territory Land Run. Richard, his son Lawrence Richard 'Lon' and Richard's half-brother William S. Stansberry all took part in the land run, securing sections near what is today Chandler, Oklahoma, and along the Cimarron River in today's Payne County, Oklahoma near Stillwater.
After Richard's remarriage to Emma Matroni Foster, and the deaths of Emma and their infant daughter Nellie in 1894, the family eventually moved into Tulsey Town, today Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Grandma was a wonderful Christian lady who loved the Lord and served Him completely every day of her life. She was a true blessing in the lives of all who knew this grand old lady.

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