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OBITUARY Of HARRIET MCGARRAH OTTENHOUSE
Dallas Morning News
August 5, 1930

Mrs. H. Otenhouse, 92,
   Buried at McKinney

Special to The News.
   MCKINNEY, TEXAS.  Aug. 4—Mrs. H. Otenhouse, 92, was buried at McGarrah
   Cemetery here.  She was the oldest continuous resident of Collin County,
   having resided more than eighty-seven years in and near McKinney.  She
   was the daughter of George McGarrah who headrighted several hundred
   acres of land five miles west of McKinney when Texas was a republic.
   She is survived by four children, Jim and Henry Otenhouse of Southwest
   Texas, Mrs. B. W. Hill of McKinney and Miss Christina Otenhouse, with
   whom the mother lived.  Funeral services were held at the family
   residence, conducted by the Rev. J. A. Old.

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**TRANSCRIBER NOTE:**
The surname is most often seen as OTTENHOUSE.