Sally MacCabee ^{1 2}

  Noted events in her life were:

• She appeared on the 1940 US Census in Hammond, IN on 22 April 1940. ¹

Sheet 14A, Family 309, District 45-83, Roll 1066
Hammond, Lake County, Indiana
4938 Oak Street; house rented $40
Last Place of Residence: Marlington, Pocahontas County, West Virginia
Wife..Sally Lightfoot..25..Canada..12th grade..Naturalized
(Living with husband and son.)
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Sally married Donald Oscar Lightfoot, son of Robert Herman Lightfoot and Maud Eleanor Kelly, about 1935.¹ (Donald Oscar Lightfoot was born on 16 July 1906 in Indian Territory, US,^{1 3 4 5 6 7} died on 21 September 1969 in Tulsa, OK ^{6 7} and was buried on 24 September 1969 in Vinita, OK ⁷.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• They resided at 1814 Metamoras in March 1938 in , Houston, TX.
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• They appeared on the 1940 US Census in Hammond, IN on 22 April 1940. ¹

Sheet 14A, Family 309, District 45-83, Roll 1066
Hammond, Lake County, Indiana
4938 Oak Street; house rented $40
Last Place of Residence: Marlington, Pocahontas County, West Virginia
Head..Don Lightfoot..33..OK..12th grade..Electric Welder at Oil Refinery..earned $3400 in 1939
Wife..Sally Lightfoot..25..Canada..12th grade..Naturalized
Son..Phillip Lightfoot..2..KS
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  Marriage Notes:

Email from Eddene Hightower in Nov 2013:

"My mother is the one I referred to in my letter as Eunice (Swift) Hightower who grew up near to the Lightfoot families and others in the community (back in those days) of Kelso, that being the place where King Lightfoot built a store in an area on the MKT Railroad line northeast of Vinita.

I didn't mention that Mother also lived with King's son, Robert Herman Lightfoot's son, Don Oscar "Oscar" Lightfoot and his wife Sally for several years, serving as their live-in maid, housekeeper, baby sitter.

They lived in the Kansas City area for sometime, then they came back to Vinita, then he got on at the oil company in Bartelsville, OK and they lived there for awhile.

Then he got transferred to Texas and he, wife and children had already gone down there, but Mother hadn't yet. That's when they told her that their little girl, Dona had died and they were coming back to Oklahoma. I don't know where they went after that, but Mother went on to other jobs."
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