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"Wanted: Position, by middle-aged widow woman of German descent...," Morning Examiner (Bartlesville, OK), page 7, col 1; digital image, The Gateway to Oklahoma History (http://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc143253/m1/9/zoom/?q=buchholz : accessed 15 December 2016). |
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The wanted ad in its its context. |
The fate of my husband's 2nd great grandmother M Louise "Lizzie" (Malchow) Buchholz (born about March 1862, likely in Brandenberg, Germany) remains a mystery. The wanted ad is the last record I find for her (I can't find her in the 1910 Federal Census). She had daughters in Dewey, Washington County, Oklahoma about 1910, and one of her daughters married a man in Polk County, Missouri in 1911 (I'm not sure how they met, Polk County is over 200 miles away).
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Modern Bing map showing Dewey, OK and Polk County, MO. I will start on my journey to pick up Mrs. M. L. Buchholz's trail somewhere along that way along these corridors. |
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Mrs. M. L. Buchholz was the maternal grandmother of my husband's paternal grandmother Kathleen Murphy. |
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