| Stigler News Sentinel 8 Mar 2001 Geraldean �Hutcherson� Mayhall, 69, of Keota died Monday, 5 March 2001 in Haskell County Hospital. A private family memorial service was under the direction of King & Shearwood Funeral Home of Stigler. Mrs. Mayhall was born 25 Aug 1931 in Sand Springs. She received her formal education in sand springs. she married Grover Hutcherson in the mid 1950�s. They made their home in Bokoshe, where they raised their children. She later moved to Keota and has lived there since. She is survived by two sons, Larry Harlin of Sand Springs and Ray Hutcherson of Bokoshe; one brother, Paul Toller of Sand Springs; and six grandchildren. |
| Stigler News Sentinel 19 Apr 2001 Bernon C. �Fat� Mayhall, 68, lifelong area resident, died Friday, 6 April 2001 in Stigler. Graveside services were held in Miners Cemetery. Pallbearers were Dale Bray, Josh Bray, Ryan Berry, Mike Terrell, Ronnie Anderson and Eugene Thornburg. Burial was under the direction of King & Shearwood Funeral Home of Stigler. Mayhall was born 27 July 1932 to Warren and Fronnie (Nixon) Mayhall in McCurtain. He grew up in McCurtain where he received his formal education. He began a career as a sawmiller which he continued throughout his working life. He was a member of the Pentecostal Holiness Church. He is survived by two sons, Gary Wayne Mayhall and Bernon Leon Mayhall, both of Stigler; three daughters, Beta Buffington of Enterprise, Lisa Brassfield and Saundra Tiller, both of Stigler; one sister, Artie Weece of Keota; eight grandchildren; and 11 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Stanley Mayhall; and seven brothers, Lloyd, Everett, L.D., Vernon (Slim), Leonard, James and Ernie. |
| Per Warrenton Clipper (GA) issued 7Jun 1940 Unveiling of Boulder. William Mayhall's name on Boulder at Court House Square by DAR which contains name's of Revolutionary Soldiers known to have died in Warren Co., Georgia (42 names. Spelling Certified by John McDuffie Captain Government House Augusta 22 Mar 1793. 1775-83 Revolutionary War Muster Roll includes James Mayhall Rank Induction (Drum) Roll Box 9128) Record Group 93 M246. |
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