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Bettie Kate Murphy

BirthMar 1870 - Tennessee
Death13 July 1908 - Eufaula, McIntosh, Oklahoma, USA
MotherAdeline Pewitt
FatherRev. David Daniel Murphey, established the first Protestant church ever in the Osage Nation

Born in Tennessee on Mar 1870 to Rev. David Daniel Murphey, established the first Protestant church ever in the Osage Nation and Adeline Pewitt. Bettie Kate Murphy married Alexander Sellers, Barber, Blacksmith, Propietor, owned a furniture store and had 5 children. She passed away on 13 July 1908 in Eufaula, McIntosh, Oklahoma, USA.

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Rev. David Daniel Murphey, Established The First Protestant Church Ever In The Osage Nation
1832 - 1917
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Adeline Pewitt
1836 - 1908
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Alexander Sellers, Barber, Blacksmith, Propietor, Owned A Furniture Store
1862 - 1935
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John Daniel Sellers, Sr., Ww I Vet, Propietor, Owned The Sellers Hotel In Eufaula, Oklah.
1894 - 1922
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S E Sellers
1907 - Unknown
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Mary M Sellers
1902 - Unknown
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Tennie Sellers
1888 - 1969
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Idell Elizabeth Sellers
1906 - 1982

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