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John T Garvin Sr
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Birth
Death
October 29, 1831
January 31, 1908
  KY
Marlow, OK

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Block 8 Lot 6 Space 1




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Co. G 9th Missouri Infantry
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Captain Garvin Dead.

Captain J. T. Garvin, who was well known to the most of our people, died at the home of his son near Marlow, Oklahoma, on
last Friday afternoon, January 31st, and his remains were shipped here, arriving Sunday morning on the 8:20 train, for burial.

Funeral services were conducted at the Cumberland Presbyterian church at 10:30 o’clock, under the auspices of the Confederate Veterans, after which his body was laid to rest in the city cemetery, there to await the call of the angel of the resurrection.

Source: Nocona News
veteran flag
John T Garvin 
veteran flag
Birth
Death
Oct 29, 1831
Jan 31, 1908
KY
Marlow OK

marker

Block 8 Lot 6 Space 1



sectional map

Co. G 9th Missouri Infantry
_________________________________________-
Captain Garvin Dead.

Captain J. T. Garvin, who was well known to the most of our people, died at the home of his son near Marlow, Oklahoma, on
last Friday afternoon, January 31st, and his remains were shipped here, arriving Sunday morning on the 8:20 train, for burial.

Funeral services were conducted at the Cumberland Presbyterian church at 10:30 o’clock, under the auspices of the Confederate Veterans, after which his body was laid to rest in the city cemetery, there to await the call of the angel of the resurrection.

Source: Nocona News