William Pittenger

1840–1904 (age 64)

Biography

William Pittenger lived from 1840 to 1904, witnessing the Civil War era and the subsequent development of the nation. His life encompassed a period of profound transformation in American society and industry.

Pittenger's final resting place at Odd Fellows Cemetery reflects his connection to fraternal organizations and community values of his time. His memory endures as part of local historical tradition.

Also buried at Odd Fellows Cemetery

H. H. Vincent
1867–1935 (age 68)
Odd Fellows Cemetery
H. H. Vincent (1867–1935) is buried in Odd Fellows Cemetery after a life not detailed here.
Buck LeGrand
1931–1997 (age 66)
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Buck LeGrand (1931-1997) from Ponca City is remembered with a resting place at Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Wallace A. Bandy
1880–1941 (age 61)
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Wallace A. Bandy (1880-1941) was buried at Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Jack Friel
1898–1995 (age 97)
Odd Fellows Cemetery
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Charles S. Fall
1840–1918 (age 78)
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Charles S. Fall was a Noble County resident who lived from 1840 to 1918.
A. James Manchin
1927–2003 (age 76)
Odd Fellows Cemetery
A. James Manchin (1927-2003) of Farmington is buried at Odd Fellows Cemetery.