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1. Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census [1]
Same question here, I'd appreciate any help also. Thanks, and Merry Christmas. Robin Ingram Montrose, CO ----- Original Message ----- From: Bart Torbert To: OKLEFLOR-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2003 6:06 PM Subject: Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census This is an interesting question as I am trying to run down my non-Indian ancestors who lived in LeFlore in this time period. Who of your people were there? Bart Torbert barthome1@comcast.net ----- Original Message -----
2. [OKLEFLORE] 1900 Indian Territory Census [1]
Would the Choctaw Nation census include the area that was Pushmataha County? Am looking for Birdsong family that I'm not able to find in Texas or Oklahoma in 1900....he was in Kiamachi Township in 1910. Looking for F.M. Birdsong and son Marion Flemuel Birdsong in 1900...F.M. should be 56 b. TN and son M.F. would have been 11 b. TX in 1900. I have access to Heritage Quest but using the Birdsong name in 1900 index does not bring him up, so do not know if abstractor spelled it different or what. Also in t
3. Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census [1]
I too am interested in information for this time period. I have found marriages of my gggrandfather and his brother in 1892 Indian territory but would be interested in finding census information for this time period for non-indians. Thanks Diane Littlefield di_littlefield@adelphia.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bart Torbert" To: Sent: Saturday, December 27, 2003 3:07 PM Subject: Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census > Okay I already knew that statehood w
4. [OKLEFLORE] LeFlore County Lookup [1]
Searching the following ancestors in LeFlore County (Talihina) 1888-1895: John Preston Purkhiser born 1850 MO. Vianna (Viney) " 1865 AR (second wife) Dora Purkhiser 1867 MO William " 1873 MO Julia Belle " 1876 MO John " 1883 Clifton Reed Purkhiser 1892 Talihina Theodora " 1899 " Eva Robinson 1881 AR Damie " 1883 AR Ethel " 1885 AR Jerry Forman Berkeley, CA
5. [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census [1]
Was there any type of head counting (census) around 1890 in LeFlore or surrounding counties? How does one search the area for non-indian ancestors in the area during this time frame? Any information most greatly appreciated. Jerry Forman Berkeley, CA
6. [OKLEFLORE] Re: OKLEFLOR-D Digest V03 #184 [1]
Hi Bart, My great granduncle, John Preston PURKHISER and his second wife Vianna (Viney) were living in LeFlore county between 188 - 1895. Two of their children were born in Talihini in 1892 and 1899 respectively. Both had previous spouses and there were around 8 children with them in all. John Purkhiser worked in the lumber mill business and since the area had mountains it makes sense they were there? Coincidentally, my own FORMAN Family lived in LeFlore County as well (Panama and Bokoshe) betwee
7. Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census [1]
Yes OK had an 1890 census...there is also a census 1860 Indian Lands West of AR....which would be OK. CensusView.org has both of them. Good luck in your search! Kathy
8. Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census [1]
Okay I already knew that statehood was not until 1907. The question is whether a census was done in 1890 or 1900 in Indian Territory and if these would have included non-Indians. Might some whites have been included in Arkansas even though they actually lived in Indian Territory? Bart Torbert barthome1@comcast.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paula Doyle-Bicket" To: Sent: Friday, December 26, 2003 8:11 PM Subject: Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census
9. Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census [1]
When you are doing research for LeFlore County for the 1890 and 1900 census, you need to search in Indian Territory for the census. Oklahoma was not a state at this time. Paula Bart Torbert wrote:This is an interesting question as I am trying to run down my non-Indian ancestors who lived in LeFlore in this time period. Who of your people were there? Bart Torbert barthome1@comcast.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "moosie" To: Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2003 3:57 PM Sub
10. [OKLEFLORE] Census [1]
Mildred Please check for a John or JJ teague in your Choctaw Nation Census. In 1900 he should have had wife Sarah or Fanny. and a son Berry. Thanks
11. [OKLEFLORE] OKGenWeb Chat! [1]
>>>>>>>> OKGenWeb Chat <<<<<<<< Sat Night Chat - Mark your calendars WHEN: Saturday at 9pm-10pm Oklahoma time http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgenweb/helplinks/chat/spinchat.htm Come in and schmooz with other Oklahoma CC's. 1900-1930 census lookups for Oklahoma. Type in a name for yourself, hit enter. If you don't go in to the chat room, type in another name, hit enter. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing. http://photos.yahoo.com/
12. Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census [1]
If you have a subscription to www.ancestry.com you can get the 1900 census of "Indian Territory", "Choctaw Nation" and then go to the town. The 1900 census is images only and can be time consuming of both Indian and non-Indian residents. The 1890 census is not available for Oklahoma/Indian Territory. However, someone told me that the National Archives have the census. Paula OkCowboys@aol.com wrote: Yes OK had an 1890 census...there is also a census 1860 Indian Lands West of AR....which would be OK. C
13. Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1900 Indian Territory Census [1]
Mildred would you see if you can find John C. Todd and wife Nettie Love in Indian terr abt 1900to 1926 when she died I think, They lived in Poteau,ok or surrounding communities, Thanks Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "mildred Tatum" To: Sent: Sunday, December 28, 2003 4:06 PM Subject: [OKLEFLORE] 1900 Indian Territory Census > I have the Choctaw Nation census in book > form, if I can help anyone, who isn't > subscribed to any sites they recommended > I
14. Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census [1]
I, too. am interested in those censuses. My grandparents, J. A. and Leona Balentine came to Indian Territory from Wayne Co., TN, before going on to Arkansas. But I have never been able to find out where in Indian Territory they were. What areas or countries did "Indian Territory" cover, anyway? Does anyone know anything about the Indian trail that went around Poteau Mountain? Did Whites use this trail to come into Arkansas? If not, at what point did they enter Arkansas? ----- Original Message ----- Fr
15. [OKLEFLORE] OKGenWeb Chat! - Late notice, sorry [1]
>>>>>>>> OKGenWeb Chat <<<<<<<< Sat Night Chat - Mark your calendars WHEN: Saturday at 9pm-10pm Oklahoma time http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgenweb/helplinks/chat/spinchat.htm Come in and schmooz with other Oklahoma CC's and if you need a lookup, holler. Type in a name for yourself, hit enter. If you don't go in to the chat room, type in another name, hit enter. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing. http://photos.yahoo.com/
16. Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census [1]
For the LeFlore Co. 1900 census they are under the Choctaw Nation Indian Territory. --- Ancestry.com and Genealogy.com has the 1900 census and one maybe both have a name index for this year. If you have a name I might can look it up for you. Judy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bart Torbert" To: Sent: Saturday, December 27, 2003 2:07 PM Subject: Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census > Okay I already knew that statehood was not until 1907. The quest
17. Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1900 Indian Territory Census [1]
Hello Mildred, I would appreciate you looking for a James Barton. He was white and was born in Missississipi. Last known to have lived in the town of LeFlore about this time. He also went my Jim or Jamie. Wife's name was Sallie, born in Ireland. A son (my grandfather named Jessse) was born in LeFlore in 1888. Thanks for any help. Bart Torbert barthome1@comcast.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "mildred Tatum" To: Sent: Sunday, December 28, 2003 3:0
18. Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census [1]
yes there was a census done, you have to look in "whites in IT" I think you might find that information in the Muskogee Historical Society, perhaps even in the Leflore Historical Society, or in the Oklahoma Historical Society. That would be in Oklahoma City, all are on the net if you go to google and type in the town you are looking in. Hope this helps a bit. Lorene At 01:07 PM 12/27/2003 -0700, Bart Torbert wrote: >Okay I already knew that statehood was not until 1907. The question is >whether a ce
19. [OKLEFLORE] 1900 Indian Territory Census [1]
I have the Choctaw Nation census in book form, if I can help anyone, who isn't subscribed to any sites they recommended I have ancestry.com, but cannot look at census with my webtv.net. Mildred
20. [OKLEFLORE] Looking for Trehern Family members from Mississipi and Alabama [1]
Hi, Our family the Lyons and Ladniers married into the Trehern family from Jackson Co,MS and Mobile Co,AL areas. Anyone having any family history form this are during the 1800's or before please email me directly, thanks Ernie Smith Charleston,SC
21. Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census [1]
This is an interesting question as I am trying to run down my non-Indian ancestors who lived in LeFlore in this time period. Who of your people were there? Bart Torbert barthome1@comcast.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "moosie" To: Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2003 3:57 PM Subject: [OKLEFLORE] 1890 Census > Was there any type of head counting (census) around 1890 in LeFlore or > surrounding counties? How does one search the area for non-indian > a
22. Re: [OKLEFLORE] 1900 Indian Territory Census [1]
Thanks Mildred. I have been tracing the Treherns form England taht settled in Jackson Co.,MS. and I'm pretty sure a few cousins are in the Choctaw Indian Territory. Ernie Smith
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