Walker and Emery married Katie and Velma Wright. Katie was Velma's aunt.
20 January 1920 - US Census - Barnitz Township, Custer, Oklahoma
Household .............Role ...................Sex ......Age Birthplace
James T Ackley .....Head ..................Male ....51 ..Ohio
Flora Ackley ..........Wife ....................Female 38 ..Nebraska
George Ackley ......Son .....................Male ....18 ..Oklahoma
Hammon Ackley ..Son .....................Male ....16 ..Oklahoma
Reed Ackley .........Son .....................Male ....14 ..Oklahoma
Walter Ackley .......Son .....................Male ....11 ..Oklahoma
Buford Ackley ......Son .....................Male ....8 ....Oklahoma
Emery Ackley .......Son .....................Male ....5 ....Oklahoma
Glenwood Ackley Son .....................Male ....1 ....Oklahoma
Retta Dean ...........Daughter ...........Female 20 ..Oklahoma
Kenneth Dean ......Grandson ..........Male ....2 ....New Mexico
Marie Dean ...........Granddaughter Female 0 ....Oklahoma
7 April 1930 - US Census - Barnitz Township, Custer, Oklahoma
Household ...........Role .Sex ......Age Birthplace
J T Ackley ............Head Male ....61 ..Ohio
Flora Ackley .........Wife .Female 48 ..Nebraska
Walker Ackley ......Son ..Male ....21 ..Oklahoma
Buford Ackley ......Son ..Male ....18 ..Oklahoma
Emery C Ackley ...Son ..Male ....15 ..Oklahoma
Glenwood Ackley Son ..Male ....12 ..Oklahoma
In August 1933 Emery was living in California.
The Butler Herald, Butler, Oklahoma · Thursday, December 03, 1936 pg 5,
Local and Personal
. . .
Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Walker entertained the following guests with a turkey dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Emery C. Ackley, Mr. and Mrs. Buford Ackley and sons, Carroll Wayne and James Buford, Jr., and Mrs. Flora Ackley, all of Hammon; Mr. and Mrs. Arthue Zimins(sic) and sons, Floyd, Elvin and Elmer of Moorewood, and Dorothy Walker.
. . .
3 May 1940 - US Census - Barnitz Township, Custer, Oklahoma
Household ...........Role .........Sex .....Age Birthplace
Emery Ackley .......Head .......Male ....25 ..Oklahoma
Velma Lee Ackley Wife .........Female 24 ..Oklahoma
Floretta Jo Ackley Daughter Female 3 ....Oklahoma
On October 16, 1940 the dark complexioned, brown eyed and hair, Emery walked into the Clinton City Hall to register for the draft. He gave his address as 43 out of Hammon in Custer County living with his wife Velma and stated he was working for Tom Turner.
3 April 1950 - US Census - Barnitz Township, Custer, Oklahoma
Household .........Role .........Sex .....Age Birthplace
Emery C Ackley ..Head .......Male ....35 ..Oklahoma
Velma L Ackley ...Wife .........Female 34 ..Oklahoma
Floretta J Ackley Daughter Female 13 ..Oklahoma
Mary K Ackley .....Daughter Female 7 ....Oklahoma
J. T. Ackley ..........Son ..........Male ....2 ....Oklahoma
The Record-Democrat (Wagoner, Okla.), Thursday, December 1, 1955 pg 9
Vanns Lake News
By Betty Couch
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Allen had as their Thanksgiving guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jud Allen of Okmulgee; Mr. and Mrs. Emery Ackley and family of Amarillo, Mr. and Mrs. ___en Allen and Vida of Broken Arrow, Mrs. Katie Ackley and family of Porter. Mrs. Emery Ackley is a sister of Mrs. Katie Ackley and Mrs. R. J. Allen.
The Clinton Daily News, Tuesday, October 16, 1956 pg 1
Butler Man Killed
In Gin Accident
Emery C. Ackley, 41 year - old Butler man, was killed Monday afternoon when he was pulled into a machine at the Butler cotton gin.
Witnesses said Ackley's arm was caught by a belt and the man was dragged into the machine before he could be assisted.
He apparently died instantly.
An employee of the gin for two months, Ackley formerly lived in Amarillo, Tex.
Funeral arrangements for the man were incomplete this afternoon.
The Clinton Daily News, Wednesday, October 17, 1956 pg 2
Hammon Rites Set
For Emery Ackley
Funeral services for Emery C. Ackley will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Hammon Baptist Church, with Rev. Alvin A. Robinson, Pastor of the Butler Baptist Church, officiating.
Ackley, 41, was killed Monday in an accident at the Butler gin.
An employee of the gin for two months, his home was in Amarillo, Tex. He was a member of the Amarillo Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Velma Lee, three daughters, Floretta Jo, Mary Kay and Alta Ann, and a son, J. T. Ackley, all of the home in Amarillo; a sister, Mrs. Retta Creswell, Elk City, and five brothers, George Ackley, Pampa, Tex., Hammon Ackley, San Luis Obispo, Calif., Reed and Buford Ackley, both of Hammon, and Glen Ackley, Auburn, Calif.
The Hammon Advocate, Thursday, October 18, 1956, pg 1
Emery Ackley Services
Here Today At
Baptist Church
Services for Emery C. Ackley, 86 N. Maryland St. Amarillo, Texas, were held at 11 a. m. today (Thursday) at the First Baptist church in Hammon, with Rev. Cleo Martin, Pinedale Calif., officiating. Rev. Martin was assisted by Rev. Alvin N. Robinson, Butler, and Rev. R. F. Franks, Hammon.
Mr. Ackley was born January 5, 1915 at Hammon, and lost his life in a cotton gin accident October 15, when he was pulled into machinery by a belt at a gin in Butler.
He was a member of the Baptist church in Amarillo.
Survivors include his wife Velma Lee; three daughters, Floretta Jo, Mary Kay and alta Ann, and one son, J. T. Ackley, all of home address; one sister, Mrs. Retta Creswell, Elk City; five brothers, George, Pampa, Texas; Reed and Buford, both of Hammon; Glen, Aubura,(sic) Calif., and Hammon, San Luis Obispo, Calif.
Burial was in Red Hill Cemetery, Hammon.
The Sayre Sun, Thursday, October 18, 1956 pg 1
Brother of Sayre
Woman is Killed
Emery C. Ackley brother of Mrs. Oscar L. Creswell was killed in Butler is an accident on Monday.
Funeral services will be held at Hammon, Okla., pending arrival of relatives.
Cheyenne Star, Thursday, October 25, 1956 pg 7
ATTENDS ACKLEY SERVICES
IN HAMMON
Bill Jarvis, Cheyenne businessman was among those attending the funeral services for Emery C. Archly, last Thursday. Mr. Jarvis and Mr. Ackley had been life-long friends.
Mr. Ackley was born January 5, 1915 at Hammon(sic), and lost his life in a cotton gin accident October 15, 1956, when he was pulled into machinery by a belt at a gin in Butler.
He was a member of the Baptist Church in Amarillo. Survivors include his wife, Velma Lee, three daughters, Floretta Joe, Mary Kay, and Alta Ann, and one son, J.T., all of the home address; one sister, Mrs. Retta Creswell, Elk City, five brothers, George, Pampa, Texas; Reed and Buford, both of Hammon; Glen, Aubura, California, and Hammon, San Luis Obispo, California.
Burial was in Red Hill Cemetery, Hammon, Roger Mills County, Oklahoma.
Walker and Emery married Katie and Velma Wright. Katie was Velma's aunt.
20 January 1920 - US Census - Barnitz Township, Custer, Oklahoma
Household .............Role ...................Sex ......Age Birthplace
James T Ackley .....Head ..................Male ....51 ..Ohio
Flora Ackley ..........Wife ....................Female 38 ..Nebraska
George Ackley ......Son .....................Male ....18 ..Oklahoma
Hammon Ackley ..Son .....................Male ....16 ..Oklahoma
Reed Ackley .........Son .....................Male ....14 ..Oklahoma
Walter Ackley .......Son .....................Male ....11 ..Oklahoma
Buford Ackley ......Son .....................Male ....8 ....Oklahoma
Emery Ackley .......Son .....................Male ....5 ....Oklahoma
Glenwood Ackley Son .....................Male ....1 ....Oklahoma
Retta Dean ...........Daughter ...........Female 20 ..Oklahoma
Kenneth Dean ......Grandson ..........Male ....2 ....New Mexico
Marie Dean ...........Granddaughter Female 0 ....Oklahoma
7 April 1930 - US Census - Barnitz Township, Custer, Oklahoma
Household ...........Role .Sex ......Age Birthplace
J T Ackley ............Head Male ....61 ..Ohio
Flora Ackley .........Wife .Female 48 ..Nebraska
Walker Ackley ......Son ..Male ....21 ..Oklahoma
Buford Ackley ......Son ..Male ....18 ..Oklahoma
Emery C Ackley ...Son ..Male ....15 ..Oklahoma
Glenwood Ackley Son ..Male ....12 ..Oklahoma
In August 1933 Emery was living in California.
The Butler Herald, Butler, Oklahoma · Thursday, December 03, 1936 pg 5,
Local and Personal
. . .
Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Walker entertained the following guests with a turkey dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Emery C. Ackley, Mr. and Mrs. Buford Ackley and sons, Carroll Wayne and James Buford, Jr., and Mrs. Flora Ackley, all of Hammon; Mr. and Mrs. Arthue Zimins(sic) and sons, Floyd, Elvin and Elmer of Moorewood, and Dorothy Walker.
. . .
3 May 1940 - US Census - Barnitz Township, Custer, Oklahoma
Household ...........Role .........Sex .....Age Birthplace
Emery Ackley .......Head .......Male ....25 ..Oklahoma
Velma Lee Ackley Wife .........Female 24 ..Oklahoma
Floretta Jo Ackley Daughter Female 3 ....Oklahoma
On October 16, 1940 the dark complexioned, brown eyed and hair, Emery walked into the Clinton City Hall to register for the draft. He gave his address as 43 out of Hammon in Custer County living with his wife Velma and stated he was working for Tom Turner.
3 April 1950 - US Census - Barnitz Township, Custer, Oklahoma
Household .........Role .........Sex .....Age Birthplace
Emery C Ackley ..Head .......Male ....35 ..Oklahoma
Velma L Ackley ...Wife .........Female 34 ..Oklahoma
Floretta J Ackley Daughter Female 13 ..Oklahoma
Mary K Ackley .....Daughter Female 7 ....Oklahoma
J. T. Ackley ..........Son ..........Male ....2 ....Oklahoma
The Record-Democrat (Wagoner, Okla.), Thursday, December 1, 1955 pg 9
Vanns Lake News
By Betty Couch
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Allen had as their Thanksgiving guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jud Allen of Okmulgee; Mr. and Mrs. Emery Ackley and family of Amarillo, Mr. and Mrs. ___en Allen and Vida of Broken Arrow, Mrs. Katie Ackley and family of Porter. Mrs. Emery Ackley is a sister of Mrs. Katie Ackley and Mrs. R. J. Allen.
The Clinton Daily News, Tuesday, October 16, 1956 pg 1
Butler Man Killed
In Gin Accident
Emery C. Ackley, 41 year - old Butler man, was killed Monday afternoon when he was pulled into a machine at the Butler cotton gin.
Witnesses said Ackley's arm was caught by a belt and the man was dragged into the machine before he could be assisted.
He apparently died instantly.
An employee of the gin for two months, Ackley formerly lived in Amarillo, Tex.
Funeral arrangements for the man were incomplete this afternoon.
The Clinton Daily News, Wednesday, October 17, 1956 pg 2
Hammon Rites Set
For Emery Ackley
Funeral services for Emery C. Ackley will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Hammon Baptist Church, with Rev. Alvin A. Robinson, Pastor of the Butler Baptist Church, officiating.
Ackley, 41, was killed Monday in an accident at the Butler gin.
An employee of the gin for two months, his home was in Amarillo, Tex. He was a member of the Amarillo Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Velma Lee, three daughters, Floretta Jo, Mary Kay and Alta Ann, and a son, J. T. Ackley, all of the home in Amarillo; a sister, Mrs. Retta Creswell, Elk City, and five brothers, George Ackley, Pampa, Tex., Hammon Ackley, San Luis Obispo, Calif., Reed and Buford Ackley, both of Hammon, and Glen Ackley, Auburn, Calif.
The Hammon Advocate, Thursday, October 18, 1956, pg 1
Emery Ackley Services
Here Today At
Baptist Church
Services for Emery C. Ackley, 86 N. Maryland St. Amarillo, Texas, were held at 11 a. m. today (Thursday) at the First Baptist church in Hammon, with Rev. Cleo Martin, Pinedale Calif., officiating. Rev. Martin was assisted by Rev. Alvin N. Robinson, Butler, and Rev. R. F. Franks, Hammon.
Mr. Ackley was born January 5, 1915 at Hammon, and lost his life in a cotton gin accident October 15, when he was pulled into machinery by a belt at a gin in Butler.
He was a member of the Baptist church in Amarillo.
Survivors include his wife Velma Lee; three daughters, Floretta Jo, Mary Kay and alta Ann, and one son, J. T. Ackley, all of home address; one sister, Mrs. Retta Creswell, Elk City; five brothers, George, Pampa, Texas; Reed and Buford, both of Hammon; Glen, Aubura,(sic) Calif., and Hammon, San Luis Obispo, Calif.
Burial was in Red Hill Cemetery, Hammon.
The Sayre Sun, Thursday, October 18, 1956 pg 1
Brother of Sayre
Woman is Killed
Emery C. Ackley brother of Mrs. Oscar L. Creswell was killed in Butler is an accident on Monday.
Funeral services will be held at Hammon, Okla., pending arrival of relatives.
Cheyenne Star, Thursday, October 25, 1956 pg 7
ATTENDS ACKLEY SERVICES
IN HAMMON
Bill Jarvis, Cheyenne businessman was among those attending the funeral services for Emery C. Archly, last Thursday. Mr. Jarvis and Mr. Ackley had been life-long friends.
Mr. Ackley was born January 5, 1915 at Hammon(sic), and lost his life in a cotton gin accident October 15, 1956, when he was pulled into machinery by a belt at a gin in Butler.
He was a member of the Baptist Church in Amarillo. Survivors include his wife, Velma Lee, three daughters, Floretta Joe, Mary Kay, and Alta Ann, and one son, J.T., all of the home address; one sister, Mrs. Retta Creswell, Elk City, five brothers, George, Pampa, Texas; Reed and Buford, both of Hammon; Glen, Aubura, California, and Hammon, San Luis Obispo, California.
Burial was in Red Hill Cemetery, Hammon, Roger Mills County, Oklahoma.
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