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Rosemary Callahan was born June 20, 1906 in Kansas, daughter of Edward Felix Callahan and Julia Trumbly. In 1907, Rosemary, age 1, was registered on the U.S. Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940, as a member of the Osage Tribe. Her mother, Julia, age 25, also was on the roll. In 1910, Rosemary, age 3, born in Kansas, was living in Big Hill, Oklahoma (Osage County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 39, born in Illinois; and her mother, Julia J., age 28, born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Edward and Julia had been married 11 years and had one child. In 1920, Rosemary, age 13, born in Kansas, was living in Skedee, Oklahoma (Pawnee County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 49, born in Illinos; and her mother, Julia, age 37, born in Oklahoma. In 1930, Rosemary, age 24, born in Kansas, was living in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Oklahoma County), with her first husband, Harold S. Moler, a furniture salesman, age 33, born in Louisiana. Living with them were two sons: Edward H. Moler, age 6; and John C. Moler, age 3 years 10 months; both born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Harold and Rosemary were ages 25 and 16, respectively, when they married. ------------------------------------- Obituary, The Oklahoman, August 18, 2000 Rosemary Callahan Eagleton was born June 20, 1906 and died August 16, 2000. She was the daughter of Julia Trumbly Callahan and Edward F. Callahan. Her early childhood was spent in Osage and Pawnee Counties. She later moved with her parents to Oklahoma City and attended Central High School. Mrs. Eagleton was predeceased by her parents and her husband James R. Eagleton. She is survived by her son Edward H. Moler and his wife Donna of Oklahoma City, her son John C. Moler and his wife Betty Jean, of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, her stepdaughter Suzanne E. Nicholson and her husband Don R. Nicholson II, her grandchildren, Carey Moler Karlan, of Darien, Connecticut, John F. Moler, of Nashville, Tennessee, Shelley E. Moler of Birmingham, Alabama and Christopher B. Moler, and his wife Kimley of Oklahoma City, and by her great-grandchildren Malcolm Karlan, Matthew Karlan, Haley Karlan, Sarah Karlan, and Graham Karlan of Darien, Connecticut, and Christian Moler of Oklahoma City. She was a member of Third Friday Book Club and Le Midia Book Club, and was formerly active in the Oklahoma City Parent Teacher's Association. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, to Christ the King Church, or to a favorite charity. Services will be held at Christ the King Church at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, August 18, 2000 with interment to follow at Rose Hill Burial Park.
Rosemary Callahan was born June 20, 1906 in Kansas, daughter of Edward Felix Callahan and Julia Trumbly. In 1907, Rosemary, age 1, was registered on the U.S. Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940, as a member of the Osage Tribe. Her mother, Julia, age 25, also was on the roll. In 1910, Rosemary, age 3, born in Kansas, was living in Big Hill, Oklahoma (Osage County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 39, born in Illinois; and her mother, Julia J., age 28, born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Edward and Julia had been married 11 years and had one child.
In 1920, Rosemary, age 13, born in Kansas, was living in Skedee, Oklahoma (Pawnee County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 49, born in Illinos; and her mother, Julia, age 37, born in Oklahoma.
In 1930, Rosemary, age 24, born in Kansas, was living in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Oklahoma County), with her first husband, Harold S. Moler, a furniture salesman, age 33, born in Louisiana. Living with them were two sons: Edward H. Moler, age 6; and John C. Moler, age 3 years 10 months; both born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Harold and Rosemary were ages 25 and 16, respectively, when they married.
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Obituary, The Oklahoman, August 18, 2000
Rosemary Callahan Eagleton was born June 20, 1906 and died August 16, 2000. She was the daughter of Julia Trumbly Callahan and Edward F. Callahan. Her early childhood was spent in Osage and Pawnee Counties. She later moved with her parents to Oklahoma City and attended Central High School.
Mrs. Eagleton was predeceased by her parents and her husband James R. Eagleton. She is survived by her son Edward H. Moler and his wife Donna of Oklahoma City, her son John C. Moler and his wife Betty Jean, of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, her stepdaughter Suzanne E. Nicholson and her husband Don R. Nicholson II, her grandchildren, Carey Moler Karlan, of Darien, Connecticut, John F. Moler, of Nashville, Tennessee, Shelley E. Moler of Birmingham, Alabama and Christopher B. Moler, and his wife Kimley of Oklahoma City, and by her great-grandchildren Malcolm Karlan, Matthew Karlan, Haley Karlan, Sarah Karlan, and Graham Karlan of Darien, Connecticut, and Christian Moler of Oklahoma City.
She was a member of Third Friday Book Club and Le Midia Book Club, and was formerly active in the Oklahoma City Parent Teacher's Association. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, to Christ the King Church, or to a favorite charity. Services will be held at Christ the King Church at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, August 18, 2000 with interment to follow at Rose Hill Burial Park.
Rosemary Callahan was born June 20, 1906 in Kansas, daughter of Edward Felix Callahan and Julia Trumbly. In 1907, Rosemary, age 1, was registered on the U.S. Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940, as a member of the Osage Tribe. Her mother, Julia, age 25, also was on the roll. In 1910, Rosemary, age 3, born in Kansas, was living in Big Hill, Oklahoma (Osage County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 39, born in Illinois; and her mother, Julia J., age 28, born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Edward and Julia had been married 11 years and had one child. In 1920, Rosemary, age 13, born in Kansas, was living in Skedee, Oklahoma (Pawnee County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 49, born in Illinos; and her mother, Julia, age 37, born in Oklahoma. In 1930, Rosemary, age 24, born in Kansas, was living in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Oklahoma County), with her first husband, Harold S. Moler, a furniture salesman, age 33, born in Louisiana. Living with them were two sons: Edward H. Moler, age 6; and John C. Moler, age 3 years 10 months; both born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Harold and Rosemary were ages 25 and 16, respectively, when they married. ------------------------------------- Obituary, The Oklahoman, August 18, 2000 Rosemary Callahan Eagleton was born June 20, 1906 and died August 16, 2000. She was the daughter of Julia Trumbly Callahan and Edward F. Callahan. Her early childhood was spent in Osage and Pawnee Counties. She later moved with her parents to Oklahoma City and attended Central High School. Mrs. Eagleton was predeceased by her parents and her husband James R. Eagleton. She is survived by her son Edward H. Moler and his wife Donna of Oklahoma City, her son John C. Moler and his wife Betty Jean, of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, her stepdaughter Suzanne E. Nicholson and her husband Don R. Nicholson II, her grandchildren, Carey Moler Karlan, of Darien, Connecticut, John F. Moler, of Nashville, Tennessee, Shelley E. Moler of Birmingham, Alabama and Christopher B. Moler, and his wife Kimley of Oklahoma City, and by her great-grandchildren Malcolm Karlan, Matthew Karlan, Haley Karlan, Sarah Karlan, and Graham Karlan of Darien, Connecticut, and Christian Moler of Oklahoma City. She was a member of Third Friday Book Club and Le Midia Book Club, and was formerly active in the Oklahoma City Parent Teacher's Association. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, to Christ the King Church, or to a favorite charity. Services will be held at Christ the King Church at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, August 18, 2000 with interment to follow at Rose Hill Burial Park.
Rosemary Callahan was born June 20, 1906 in Kansas, daughter of Edward Felix Callahan and Julia Trumbly. In 1907, Rosemary, age 1, was registered on the U.S. Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940, as a member of the Osage Tribe. Her mother, Julia, age 25, also was on the roll. In 1910, Rosemary, age 3, born in Kansas, was living in Big Hill, Oklahoma (Osage County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 39, born in Illinois; and her mother, Julia J., age 28, born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Edward and Julia had been married 11 years and had one child.
In 1920, Rosemary, age 13, born in Kansas, was living in Skedee, Oklahoma (Pawnee County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 49, born in Illinos; and her mother, Julia, age 37, born in Oklahoma.
In 1930, Rosemary, age 24, born in Kansas, was living in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Oklahoma County), with her first husband, Harold S. Moler, a furniture salesman, age 33, born in Louisiana. Living with them were two sons: Edward H. Moler, age 6; and John C. Moler, age 3 years 10 months; both born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Harold and Rosemary were ages 25 and 16, respectively, when they married.
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Obituary, The Oklahoman, August 18, 2000
Rosemary Callahan Eagleton was born June 20, 1906 and died August 16, 2000. She was the daughter of Julia Trumbly Callahan and Edward F. Callahan. Her early childhood was spent in Osage and Pawnee Counties. She later moved with her parents to Oklahoma City and attended Central High School.
Mrs. Eagleton was predeceased by her parents and her husband James R. Eagleton. She is survived by her son Edward H. Moler and his wife Donna of Oklahoma City, her son John C. Moler and his wife Betty Jean, of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, her stepdaughter Suzanne E. Nicholson and her husband Don R. Nicholson II, her grandchildren, Carey Moler Karlan, of Darien, Connecticut, John F. Moler, of Nashville, Tennessee, Shelley E. Moler of Birmingham, Alabama and Christopher B. Moler, and his wife Kimley of Oklahoma City, and by her great-grandchildren Malcolm Karlan, Matthew Karlan, Haley Karlan, Sarah Karlan, and Graham Karlan of Darien, Connecticut, and Christian Moler of Oklahoma City.
She was a member of Third Friday Book Club and Le Midia Book Club, and was formerly active in the Oklahoma City Parent Teacher's Association. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, to Christ the King Church, or to a favorite charity. Services will be held at Christ the King Church at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, August 18, 2000 with interment to follow at Rose Hill Burial Park.
Rosemary Callahan was born June 20, 1906 in Kansas, daughter of Edward Felix Callahan and Julia Trumbly. In 1907, Rosemary, age 1, was registered on the U.S. Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940, as a member of the Osage Tribe. Her mother, Julia, age 25, also was on the roll. In 1910, Rosemary, age 3, born in Kansas, was living in Big Hill, Oklahoma (Osage County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 39, born in Illinois; and her mother, Julia J., age 28, born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Edward and Julia had been married 11 years and had one child. In 1920, Rosemary, age 13, born in Kansas, was living in Skedee, Oklahoma (Pawnee County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 49, born in Illinos; and her mother, Julia, age 37, born in Oklahoma. In 1930, Rosemary, age 24, born in Kansas, was living in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Oklahoma County), with her first husband, Harold S. Moler, a furniture salesman, age 33, born in Louisiana. Living with them were two sons: Edward H. Moler, age 6; and John C. Moler, age 3 years 10 months; both born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Harold and Rosemary were ages 25 and 16, respectively, when they married. ------------------------------------- Obituary, The Oklahoman, August 18, 2000 Rosemary Callahan Eagleton was born June 20, 1906 and died August 16, 2000. She was the daughter of Julia Trumbly Callahan and Edward F. Callahan. Her early childhood was spent in Osage and Pawnee Counties. She later moved with her parents to Oklahoma City and attended Central High School. Mrs. Eagleton was predeceased by her parents and her husband James R. Eagleton. She is survived by her son Edward H. Moler and his wife Donna of Oklahoma City, her son John C. Moler and his wife Betty Jean, of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, her stepdaughter Suzanne E. Nicholson and her husband Don R. Nicholson II, her grandchildren, Carey Moler Karlan, of Darien, Connecticut, John F. Moler, of Nashville, Tennessee, Shelley E. Moler of Birmingham, Alabama and Christopher B. Moler, and his wife Kimley of Oklahoma City, and by her great-grandchildren Malcolm Karlan, Matthew Karlan, Haley Karlan, Sarah Karlan, and Graham Karlan of Darien, Connecticut, and Christian Moler of Oklahoma City. She was a member of Third Friday Book Club and Le Midia Book Club, and was formerly active in the Oklahoma City Parent Teacher's Association. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, to Christ the King Church, or to a favorite charity. Services will be held at Christ the King Church at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, August 18, 2000 with interment to follow at Rose Hill Burial Park.
Rosemary Callahan was born June 20, 1906 in Kansas, daughter of Edward Felix Callahan and Julia Trumbly. In 1907, Rosemary, age 1, was registered on the U.S. Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940, as a member of the Osage Tribe. Her mother, Julia, age 25, also was on the roll. In 1910, Rosemary, age 3, born in Kansas, was living in Big Hill, Oklahoma (Osage County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 39, born in Illinois; and her mother, Julia J., age 28, born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Edward and Julia had been married 11 years and had one child.
In 1920, Rosemary, age 13, born in Kansas, was living in Skedee, Oklahoma (Pawnee County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 49, born in Illinos; and her mother, Julia, age 37, born in Oklahoma.
In 1930, Rosemary, age 24, born in Kansas, was living in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Oklahoma County), with her first husband, Harold S. Moler, a furniture salesman, age 33, born in Louisiana. Living with them were two sons: Edward H. Moler, age 6; and John C. Moler, age 3 years 10 months; both born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Harold and Rosemary were ages 25 and 16, respectively, when they married.
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Obituary, The Oklahoman, August 18, 2000
Rosemary Callahan Eagleton was born June 20, 1906 and died August 16, 2000. She was the daughter of Julia Trumbly Callahan and Edward F. Callahan. Her early childhood was spent in Osage and Pawnee Counties. She later moved with her parents to Oklahoma City and attended Central High School.
Mrs. Eagleton was predeceased by her parents and her husband James R. Eagleton. She is survived by her son Edward H. Moler and his wife Donna of Oklahoma City, her son John C. Moler and his wife Betty Jean, of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, her stepdaughter Suzanne E. Nicholson and her husband Don R. Nicholson II, her grandchildren, Carey Moler Karlan, of Darien, Connecticut, John F. Moler, of Nashville, Tennessee, Shelley E. Moler of Birmingham, Alabama and Christopher B. Moler, and his wife Kimley of Oklahoma City, and by her great-grandchildren Malcolm Karlan, Matthew Karlan, Haley Karlan, Sarah Karlan, and Graham Karlan of Darien, Connecticut, and Christian Moler of Oklahoma City.
She was a member of Third Friday Book Club and Le Midia Book Club, and was formerly active in the Oklahoma City Parent Teacher's Association. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, to Christ the King Church, or to a favorite charity. Services will be held at Christ the King Church at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, August 18, 2000 with interment to follow at Rose Hill Burial Park.
Rosemary Callahan was born June 20, 1906 in Kansas, daughter of Edward Felix Callahan and Julia Trumbly. In 1907, Rosemary, age 1, was registered on the U.S. Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940, as a member of the Osage Tribe. Her mother, Julia, age 25, also was on the roll. In 1910, Rosemary, age 3, born in Kansas, was living in Big Hill, Oklahoma (Osage County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 39, born in Illinois; and her mother, Julia J., age 28, born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Edward and Julia had been married 11 years and had one child. In 1920, Rosemary, age 13, born in Kansas, was living in Skedee, Oklahoma (Pawnee County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 49, born in Illinos; and her mother, Julia, age 37, born in Oklahoma. In 1930, Rosemary, age 24, born in Kansas, was living in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Oklahoma County), with her first husband, Harold S. Moler, a furniture salesman, age 33, born in Louisiana. Living with them were two sons: Edward H. Moler, age 6; and John C. Moler, age 3 years 10 months; both born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Harold and Rosemary were ages 25 and 16, respectively, when they married. ------------------------------------- Obituary, The Oklahoman, August 18, 2000 Rosemary Callahan Eagleton was born June 20, 1906 and died August 16, 2000. She was the daughter of Julia Trumbly Callahan and Edward F. Callahan. Her early childhood was spent in Osage and Pawnee Counties. She later moved with her parents to Oklahoma City and attended Central High School. Mrs. Eagleton was predeceased by her parents and her husband James R. Eagleton. She is survived by her son Edward H. Moler and his wife Donna of Oklahoma City, her son John C. Moler and his wife Betty Jean, of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, her stepdaughter Suzanne E. Nicholson and her husband Don R. Nicholson II, her grandchildren, Carey Moler Karlan, of Darien, Connecticut, John F. Moler, of Nashville, Tennessee, Shelley E. Moler of Birmingham, Alabama and Christopher B. Moler, and his wife Kimley of Oklahoma City, and by her great-grandchildren Malcolm Karlan, Matthew Karlan, Haley Karlan, Sarah Karlan, and Graham Karlan of Darien, Connecticut, and Christian Moler of Oklahoma City. She was a member of Third Friday Book Club and Le Midia Book Club, and was formerly active in the Oklahoma City Parent Teacher's Association. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, to Christ the King Church, or to a favorite charity. Services will be held at Christ the King Church at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, August 18, 2000 with interment to follow at Rose Hill Burial Park.
Rosemary Callahan was born June 20, 1906 in Kansas, daughter of Edward Felix Callahan and Julia Trumbly. In 1907, Rosemary, age 1, was registered on the U.S. Indian Census Rolls, 1885-1940, as a member of the Osage Tribe. Her mother, Julia, age 25, also was on the roll. In 1910, Rosemary, age 3, born in Kansas, was living in Big Hill, Oklahoma (Osage County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 39, born in Illinois; and her mother, Julia J., age 28, born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Edward and Julia had been married 11 years and had one child.
In 1920, Rosemary, age 13, born in Kansas, was living in Skedee, Oklahoma (Pawnee County) with her father, Edward F., a farmer, age 49, born in Illinos; and her mother, Julia, age 37, born in Oklahoma.
In 1930, Rosemary, age 24, born in Kansas, was living in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Oklahoma County), with her first husband, Harold S. Moler, a furniture salesman, age 33, born in Louisiana. Living with them were two sons: Edward H. Moler, age 6; and John C. Moler, age 3 years 10 months; both born in Oklahoma. The census shows that Harold and Rosemary were ages 25 and 16, respectively, when they married.
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Obituary, The Oklahoman, August 18, 2000
Rosemary Callahan Eagleton was born June 20, 1906 and died August 16, 2000. She was the daughter of Julia Trumbly Callahan and Edward F. Callahan. Her early childhood was spent in Osage and Pawnee Counties. She later moved with her parents to Oklahoma City and attended Central High School.
Mrs. Eagleton was predeceased by her parents and her husband James R. Eagleton. She is survived by her son Edward H. Moler and his wife Donna of Oklahoma City, her son John C. Moler and his wife Betty Jean, of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, her stepdaughter Suzanne E. Nicholson and her husband Don R. Nicholson II, her grandchildren, Carey Moler Karlan, of Darien, Connecticut, John F. Moler, of Nashville, Tennessee, Shelley E. Moler of Birmingham, Alabama and Christopher B. Moler, and his wife Kimley of Oklahoma City, and by her great-grandchildren Malcolm Karlan, Matthew Karlan, Haley Karlan, Sarah Karlan, and Graham Karlan of Darien, Connecticut, and Christian Moler of Oklahoma City.
She was a member of Third Friday Book Club and Le Midia Book Club, and was formerly active in the Oklahoma City Parent Teacher's Association. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, to Christ the King Church, or to a favorite charity. Services will be held at Christ the King Church at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, August 18, 2000 with interment to follow at Rose Hill Burial Park.
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