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The Democrat-American, Sallisaw, OK, Tue, 15 Feb 1927, p.5
Faustine Redmon and Ruby Matthews entertained with a Valentine party Saturday evening at the home of Miss Redmon's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Bert Redmon, Queensbury Addition 1. Games in keeping with St. Valentine were played and refreshments served at a late hour.

Southwest American, Ft. Smith, AR, Tue, 22 Dec 1931, p.5
Miss Evelyn Wood, student nurse at Sparks Memorial Hospital, has returned from a week-end visit in Sallisaw, Okla., where she was the guest of Miss Faustine Redmon.

The Democrat-American, Sallisaw, OK, 15 Dec 1932, Thur., p. 5
Miss Faustina Redmon is Married to Jack Cheek
Mr. & Mrs. Bert Redmon of this city announce the marriage of their only daughter, Faustina, to Jack Cheek, son of Dr. & Mrs. J. A. Cheek, also of Sallisaw.
The marriage was quietly solemnized last Saturday evening at Muldrow by Rev. L. C. Craig, pastor of the Methodist church of that city.
Mrs. Cheek graduated from the Sallisaw high school with the class of 1931 and is a popular member of the younger set. She is now employed as postal clerk at the local postoffice.
Mr. Cheek is also a graduate of the Sallisaw high school. He has attended A & M College at Stillwater, the University of Arizona, and is now a student at Northeastern Teachers College at Tahlequah. He is a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and takes an active part in school affairs.
This paper joins the many friends of the young couple in wishing them much happiness.

Name found in newspaper clipping about a wreck in which Cleo & Eula Rainwater and their cousin, Mrs. Jack Cheek & her husband, had been injured. The wreck happened on "Route 66" near Stroud, OK; they were in a '31 Chevvie coupe. JoEllen does confirm that Faustine had this earlier marriage - apparently divorced.
An obituary of her father in January of 1936 refers to her as Mrs. Faustine Cheek.

The Democrat-American, Sallisaw, OK, Thur., 23 Apr 1936, p.4
Marriage Is Announced
The Tulsa World, dated April 14th carried the announcement of the marriage of Miss Faustine Redmon, daughter of Mrs. Bert Redmon, of Bristow, Oklahoma to Mr. Clifton Maxwell of Tulsa, son of Mr. & Mrs. C. A. Maxwell. The wedding took place in Bristow at the First Christian Church, Sunday, April 12th. The young couple will make their home in Bristow. The Redmons formerly lived in Sallisaw, where the bride was employed in the local postoffice.

1940 Census. Bristow, Creek, OK, Hh 306
611 West 8th
Cliff E. Maxwell, 27, b. TX, lived in Tulsa OK in 1935, laboratory Technician, private hospital
Faustina, wife, 25, b. AR, lived in Van Buren, AR in 1935
James C., son, age 2, b. OK

1950 Census. Bristow, Creek, OK, Hh 121
318 West 8th
Cliff E. Maxwell, 37, Technician, Medical Clinic
B. Faustina, wife, 35
Jimmy C., son, 12
Joyce C., dau, 8

Southwest Times Record, Ft Smith, AR, Sat., 30 Nov 1974, p.7
Mrs. Faustina Maxwell, 60, of Prague, Okla. died Friday at the Prague hospital. She was a former resident of Sallisaw and Van Buren. She was a nurse at the Prague Nusing Home and a member of the Christian Church.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Tom Stewart of Oklahoma City; a son, James of Oklahoma city; her mother, Mrs. Maude Comstock Redmon of Prague; and several uncles and aunts.
Funeral arrangements are pending at Prague Funeral Home. The body will be returend to Van Buren for burial.

Birth	30 Oct 1914
Marriage	10 Dec 1932	Jack Cheek
Divorce	1936	Jack Cheek
Marriage	12 Apr 1936	Bristow, Creek County, Oklahoma - Clifton Elmo Maxwell
Death	29 Nov 1974	Prague, Lincoln County, Oklahoma

Spouse	Clifton Elmo Maxwell (1912 - 1982)
Child	Living
Child	Joyce Corinne Maxwell (1941 - )

Spouse

Jack Cheek ( - )

Father	Albert L. "Bert" Redmon (1892 - 1934)
Mother	Fannie Maude Comstock (1894 - 1988)
Sibling	Olin Redmon (1921 - 1922)