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LULA MAY LaBERGE
(July 6, 1889 - June 26, 1910)
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And the sound of the voice that is stilled
 
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LULA MAY RAMSEY LaBERGE  (06 Jul 1889 - 26 Jun 1910)

Lula May Ramsey LaBerge and her son share this grave. She died in childbirth. Lula May was the granddaughter of John Martin. 
 
28 June 1910 
LABERG- Mrs. Lulu M. LaBerg, 914 East Third street, died Monday morning, aged 21. Her father is J. W. Ramsey. The funeral will be held at the residence.

OBITUARY: 03 July 1910

WOMAN WHO GREW WITH STATE DEAD
With the death of Mrs. Lulu La Berg at 914 East Third street last Monday morning, several interesting facts are brought to light. Her father, J. W. Ramsey, came to this country at the time of the opening in '89, and was in the line of homesteaders that dashed across the state line and staked out a farm. He settled first in Spring Creek township and erected a little box house on his "hundred and sixty." In this house which was the first one built in that township, Mrs. La Berg was born July 6, 1889. The opening day was April 22. She was the first child born in that township. She was the fourth child of her parents, three having been born in Town. According to Mr. Ramsey, Oklahoma City at the time was a city of tents. People lived in tents. Business was transacted in tents. The population at that time was about 5,000 and in the squalid rows of tents with the broad stretches of prairie and sand bars of the Canadian in the distance, not even the most hopeful "booster: could have foreseen the future metropolis of the southwest. A military reservation was located in what is now Maywood Park in the Maywood addition, and a government stockade was erected there for the purpose of storing supplies until they could be shipped over the single line of the railroad, the Santa Fe, to forts in the west. Mrs. La Berg had another claim to distinction in the fact that after Oklahoma was admitted to the union she was the first to be married in Oklahoma county. Judge Harper [ Judge William P. Harper died the next day - this was his last marriage ceremony] marrying her to La Berg on the morning of September 16, 1907, the day of admittance. Mrs. La Berg lived on a farm in Spring Creek township until about two months ago, when she came to Oklahoma City to take treatment. She had no children and died at the age of 21.
 
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Genealogy:

Family of Lula May Ramsey LaBerge

 
Generation No. 1

 

2. Charles E. LaBerge2,3,4, born 10 Jul 1889 in IA5; died Dec 1964 in OK5. He married 3. Lula May Ramsey 13 Nov 1907 in Oklahoma Co, OK6.

3. Lula May Ramsey7,8,9, born 06 Jul 1889 in Spring Creek Twp, Oklahoma Co, OK9; died 26 Jun 1910 in Yukon, Canadian Co, OK9. She was the daughter of 6. William James Ramsey and 7. Mary A. Martin.

Notes for Charles E. LaBerge:
1910 Census- Father born SC Mother born OH
1920 Census- Father born Dakota Mother born OH
Burial: Springhill Cemetery, Kiowa Co, OK
Notes for Lula May Ramsey:
OBITUARY: 06/28/1910; p. 4
LABERG-Mrs. Lulu M. LaBerg, 914 East Third street, died Monday morning, aged 21. Her father is J. W. Ramsey. The funeral will be held at the residence.
 
OBITUARY: 07/03/1910; p.27 Daily Oklahoman
WOMAN WHO GREW WITH STATE DEAD
With the death of Mrs. Lulu La Berg at 914 East Third street last Monday morning, several interesting facts are brought to light. Her father, J. W. Ramsey, came to this country at the time of the opening in '89, and was in the line of homesteaders that dashed across the state line and staked out a farm. He settled first in Spring Creek township and erected a little box house on his "hundred and sixty." In this house which was the first one built in that township, Mrs. La Berg was born July 6, 1889. The opening day was April 22. She was the first child born in that township. She was the fourth child of her parents, three having been born in Town. According to Mr. Ramsey, Oklahoma City at the time was a city of tents. People lived in tents. Business was transacted in tents. The population at that time was about 5,000 and in the squalid rows of tents with the broad stretches of prairie and sand bars of the Canadian in the distance, not even the most hopeful "booster: could have foreseen the future metropolis of the southwest. A military reservation was located in what is now Maywood Park in the Maywood addition, and a government stockade was erected there for the purpose of storing supplies until they could be shipped over the single line of the railroad, the Santa Fe, to forts in the west. Mrs. La Berg had another claim to distinction in the fact that after Oklahoma was admitted to the union she was the first to be married in Oklahoma county. Judge Harper [ Judge William P. Harper died the next day - this was his last marriage ceremony] marrying her to La Berg on the morning of September 16, 1907, the day of admittance. Mrs. La Berg lived on a farm in Spring Creek township until about two months ago, when she came to Oklahoma City to take treatment. She had no children and died at the age of 21.
More About Lula May Ramsey:
Burial: Olive Hill Cemetery, Oklahoma City, OK [43]

Child of Charles LaBerge and Lula Ramsey is:

  1. Infant LaBerge, born 26 Jun 1910 in Yukon, Canadian Co, OK; died 26 Jun 1910 in Yukon, Canadian Co, OK.
 
Generation No. 2

 

6. William James Ramsey10,11,12,13,14, born 04 Oct 1866 in IA; died 05 May 1931 in OK. He married 7. Mary A. Martin 1879 in IA. Burial: Alex Cemetery, Alex, Grady Co, OK.

7. Mary A. Martin15,16,17,18,19,20, born 29 Dec 1860 in IN; died 04 Sep 1937 in OK. She was the daughter of 14. John A. Martin and 15. Mary Ann Knight. Burial: Alex Cemetery, Alex, Grady Co, OK.

Children of William Ramsey and Mary Martin are:

  1. Ernest Warren Ramsey21,22,23, born 27 Jan 1881 in IA; died 30 Nov 1945 in OK; married Myrtle B. Smith 05 Mar 1902 in Oklahoma Co, OK24; born Jan 1885 in KS; died Bet. 1910 - 1930 in OK. Burial: Alex Cemetery, Alex, Grady Co, OK.
  2. Austin L. Ramsey25,26, born 17 Sep 1883 in IA; died 27 Dec 1946 in Grady Co, OK. Burial: Alex Cemetery, Alex, Grady Co, OK.
  3. Bertha Rose Ramsey27,28,29,30, born 13 Sep 1886 in Denton, IA; died 28 Dec 1973 in Luther, Oklahoma Co, OK; married William John Arthur, Jr. 02 Mar 1904 in Oklahoma Co, OK31; born 14 Dec 1881 in Texarkana, AR or TX; died 05 Feb 1945 in Edmond, Oklahoma Co, OK.
    Notes for Bertha Rose Ramsey:
    OBITUARY: 12/29/1973 Daily Oklahoman
     Mrs. BERTHA R. ARTHUR
     Mrs. Bertha Rose Arthur, 88, Luther, died Friday in an Edmond nursing home after a long illness. Services will be at 2; p.m. Monday in Luther United Methodist Church will burial in Rose Hill Cemetery directed by Baggerly Funeral Home, Edmond.  Mrs. Arthur was born in Denton, Iowa, and move to Alex in 1889 and to Luther in 1912 from Edmond. She was a member of Luther United Methodist Church and Luther Farm Women's Club. She is survived by a son; a daughter, and two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Moore 3812 NW 26 and Mrs. Grace Sloan, Edmond.
    Notes for William John Arthur, Jr.:
    OBITUARY: 02/08/1956 Daily Oklahoman
    Luther Farmer's Last Rites Slated
    Services for William John Arthur, 76, retired Luther farmer and pioneer state resident will be at 2:30; p.m. Sunday in the Luther high school auditorium. Burial will be in the Luther cemetery under the direction of the Baggerley funeral home of Edmond. Arthur died Friday at his home. He had lived in Luther the past 48 years. Born in Texarkana, Ark., Dec 14 1881 he came with his parents to Oklahoma in 1889 and they homesteaded a farm a mile north of Lake Hefner. Arthur had for years been a participant in Oklahoma State Fair competition, entering from 1907 until 1956 when his health failed. Often a blue ribbon winner with his con exhibits here, he also won three national championships. Survivors include his wife, Bertha, of the home; a son, W. R. Arthur, Luther; a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Vogel, 4328 Woods drive, five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
    More About William John Arthur, Jr.:
    Burial: 09 Feb 1956, Rose Hill Cemetery, Oklahoma City, OK
    William J. Arthur and his cousin William J. Adams made the Run of '89 into Spring Creek Township along with James STANDISH. Edwin Standish ARTHUR and William J. ADAMS had moved to Luther by 1900, apparently managing partners of a cotton gin bankrolled by William J. ARTHUR, Sr. Their sister, Annie, remained in Spring Creek Township some of her descendants still live on the old homestead.
  4. Roy Earl Ramsey32,33,34, born 16 Nov 1887 in IA; died 15 Jul 1973 in Alex, Grady Co, OK.
  5. Notes for Roy Earl Ramsey:
    OBITUARY: 07/17/1973 Daily Oklahoman
    RAMSEY, Roy Earl, 85, services Wednesday (Sevier, Chickasha).
    Burial: Alex Cemetery, Alex, Grady Co, OK
    OBITUARY: 17 Jul 1973,
  6. Lula May Ramsey, born 06 Jul 1889 in Spring Creek Twp, Oklahoma Co, OK; died 26 Jun 1910 in Yukon, Canadian Co, OK; married Charles E. LaBerge 13 Nov 1907 in Oklahoma Co, OK.
  7. Gertrude Ramsey35,36, born Mar 1891 in Spring Creek Twp, Oklahoma Co, OK; died Bet. 1910 - 1981.
  8. James Floyd Ramsey37,38,39, born Feb 1893 in Spring Creek Twp, Oklahoma Co, OK; died 28 Mar 1941 in OK. Burial: Alex Cemetery, Alex, Grady Co, OK.
  9. Grace Ramsey40,41, born Apr 1895 in Spring Creek Twp, Oklahoma Co, OK; died Bet. 1910 - 1985.
  10. Ethel Ramsey42,43,44, born Nov 1895 in Spring Creek Twp, Oklahoma Co, OK; died Bet. 1920 - 1985.
  11. Mayburn C. Ramsey45,46,47, born 16 Aug 1902 in OK; died 24 Dec 1960 in OK. Burial: Alex Cemetery, Alex, Grady Co, OK.
 
Generation No. 3

 

14. John A. Martin48,49,50,51,52,53, born 16 Jul 1825 in VA53; died 29 Mar 1907 in OK53. He was the son of 28. George Martin and 29. Sarah Slocum. He married 15. Mary Ann Knight Aft. 1851.

15. Mary Ann Knight54, born 1830 in VA; died 1860 in Delaware Co, IN.

More About John A. Martin:
Burial: Olive Hill Cemetery, Oklahoma City, OK [37]

Children of John Martin and Mary Knight are:

  1. Margaret Martin54,55,56,57,58, born Jun 1853 in IN; died 02 Dec 1913 in Eaton, Delaware Co, IN; married John Sherry 16 Jul 1876 in Delaware Co, IN; born Apr 1852 in Delaware Co, IN; died 1923 in Delaware Co, IN.
  2. Sarah E. Martin59,60, born Abt. 1859 in IN; died Bet. 1880 - 1949.
  3. Mary A. Martin, born 29 Dec 1860 in IN; died 04 Sep 1937 in OK; married William James Ramsey 1879 in IA.
 
Generation No. 4

 

28. George Martin61,62,63, born 09 Oct 1803 in Marion Co, VA (now WV); died Bet. 1880 - 1900 in Delaware Co, IN. He married 29. Sarah Slocum 03 Oct 1824 in Harrison Co, WV.

29. Sarah Slocum64, born 22 Jun 1797 in Harrison Co, VA; died 19 Dec 1848 in Marion Co, VA (now WV).

Child of George Martin and Sarah Slocum is:

  1. John A. Martin, born 16 Jul 1825 in VA; died 29 Mar 1907 in OK; married (1) Olive Shingleton Abt. 1845 in Taylor Co, WV; married (2) Mary Ann Knight Aft. 1851; married (3) Elizabeth Mary Orr 29 May 1865 in Delaware Co, IN; married (4) Celesta Fickel Bet. 1880 - 1900 in IA.

 

 

SOURCES

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  • 1. Olive Hill Cemetery Archives.
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  • 30. Census 1930 - OK - Luther, Oklahoma Co; p.1A; ROLL: 1918; ED: 27.
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  • 34. Census 1920 - OK - Bradley, Grady Co; p.5A; ROLL: T625_1461; ED: 160.
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Lula May Ramsey LaBerge was the granddaughter of John A. Martin and the aunt of Edwin J. Arthur - both are buried at Olive Hill.
 
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