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Letha Beven
1945 - 1914
The Whitewright Sun
Friday, September 29, 1914
pg. 7
Mrs. Letha Bevins died Monday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Doyle, at
McAlester, Oklahoma. The body was
shipped to this city, arriving on the Katy at 2:15 Tuesday afternoon, and
conveyed directly to Kentuckytown cemetery, where the funeral service and
interment took place. Rev. I.E. Teague,
the veteran minister, conducted
the services in the presence of a large number
of friends and relatives of this pioneer lady.
Mrs. Bevins was 65 years of age. She settled at old Kentuckytown in the early
days, and made that place her home until about six months ago, when she went to
McAlester to reside with her sister, her declining health making it necessary
for her to place herself under the care and oversight of relatives.
Her brother, Sam Penn, of Shawnee, was here to attend her funeral; also her
nephew, Charley Rodman, of Coweta, Oklahoma.
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Kentuckytown Cemetery
Susan Hawkins
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