The Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
June 1, 1994

Tescier, John Isadore b 16 Jan 1860 Wamego, Pottawatomie County, Kansas; he died 15 Oct 1937 in Choctaw, OK was buried in Choctaw Cemetery.
married on July 30, 1889
Alice May (Smith) b 4 April 1969, Shawnee County, Kansas; she died 29 December 1952 in Oklahoma City, OK and was buried in Choctaw Cemetery.
Children:
Clara 1891
Marguerite 1899
Christine 1902
John Jr. 1904
Clestine 1906
George 1908
Eliza 1910
Pauline was born in Choctaw and when she was 17
she married Max Whisenant, also from Choctaw on
23 Dec 1911 in Tecumseh, Oklahoma.
The Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
December 30, 1952, page 5
Mrs. Tescier's Rites in Choctaw
Services for Mrs. Alice May Tescier, 83, of Choctaw, will be at 3 pm Wednesday in the Choctaw Baptist Church, with burial in the Choctaw cemetery, under the direction of Hunter funeral home.
Mrs. Tescier died Monday in a local convalescent hospital, after suffering a stroke several month ago.
An 89er, Mrs. Tescier settled in Shawnee with her husband, John. During the 1890's they moved to Choctaw. Tescier, a farmer died about 17 years ago.
Survived by six daughters, Mrs. Bert Lane, Mrs. Pauline Whisenant, Mrs.. Margaret Moore, Mrs. Harry Konechney and Mrs. Marie Maritt, all of Choctaw and Mrs. C.A. Bourlon, Portales, NM; two sons, J. W. Tescier, Shillington, Penn., and George Tescier, Van Nuys, Calif.
Also a sister, Mrs. Ella McClain, Los Angeles, Calif., four
brothers, John Smith, city; George Smith, Shawnee, Lute
Eldridge, Hobbs, NM and Oliver Bressman, Lawton, 48
grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.

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