Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameHubert Miller OWEN 
Birth5 Mar 1898, Witts Foundry, Hamblen Co., TN15
Death1 Apr 1950, Norman, OK
BurialI.O.O.F. Cemetery, Norman, OK
OccupationCarpenter
ReligionBaptist
FatherJames Daniel OWEN (1849-1914)
MotherMargret Ann SMITH (1855-1923)
Spouses
Birth15 Nov 1902, Dow, OK
Death31 Jan 1952, Norman, OK
BurialI.O.O.F. Cemetery, Norman, OK
ReligionBaptist
FatherJohn Andrew SAXON (1869-1906)
MotherLuella STEELE (1875-1930)
Marriage22 Dec 1923, Poteau, Oklahoma
Notes for Hubert Miller OWEN
"United States Census, 1900," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MS8P-D7Z : accessed 19 Dec 2012), Hubert M Owen in household of James D Owen, ED 59 Civil District 7, Hamblen, Tennessee, United States; citing sheet 8B, family 154, NARA microfilm publication T623, FHL microfilm 1241575.
Notes from Sue Owen:
Hubert Miller Owen: The youngest of 11 children, grew up in Tennessee. The family story is that during the depression, he and a friend were “running moonshine” and needed some tires, so they stole some from a “widow woman”, and the sheriff came to his house to arrest him. When the sheriff was observed coming up the road, Hubert went out the back door, and decided it was time to move to Oklahoma. He was known to be an excellent carpenter and cabinetmaker. He served in as a mechanic in the infantry from 1918 to 1919. Hubert saw action in signicant battles in Ypres, Belgium. He was discharged with the rank of sergeant, and retumed to Norman, Oklahoma.
Notes from Sue Owen:
Hubert Miller Owen: The youngest of 11 children, grew up in Tennessee. The family story is that during the depression, he and a friend were “running moonshine” and needed some tires, so they stole some from a “widow woman”, and the sheriff came to his house to arrest him. When the sheriff was observed coming up the road, Hubert went out the back door, and decided it was time to move to Oklahoma. He was known to be an excellent carpenter and cabinetmaker. He served in as a mechanic in the infantry from 1918 to 1919. Hubert saw action in signicant battles in Ypres, Belgium. He was discharged with the rank of sergeant, and retumed to Norman, Oklahoma.