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1. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Book [1]
In a message dated 5/5/99 7:13:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, tristars@micron.net writes: << > A friend gave me this book today, Its Harper Co,Oklahoma 1885 to 1973. > The people that was looking for Hickmans, Harper Co. has lots of them, > Juanita >> Juanita, I'd love the Hickmans also! Thanks!
2. [OKLEFLOR-L] Obit: Dorothy Wade [1]
Obit for Dorothy (Dodson) Wade Taken From The Modesto Bee, Thursday, May 6, 1999, page E-14 Dorothy Wade Nov. 1, 1915 -- May 3, 1999 Dorothy Wade, 83, of Patterson died Monday at Mercy Hospital, Merced. Mrs. Wade was a native of Poteau, Okla. She lived in Patterson 48 years. She was a nurse's aide at Del Puerto Hospital. She was a member of First Assembly of God Church. She is survived by her children, Jeanie Schriver of Atwater and Gary Wade of Ceres; sister, Leona Landrum of Arkansas; and nine
3. [OKLEFLOR-L] Crownover Query [1]
-------- Original Message -------- NAME: Cron Butler EMAIL: cron@gte.net SURNAMES: Crownover, Nail DATE: May 01 1999 QRYTEXT: LeFlore Co. William Mentor Crownover (Father) -Mary Catherine Salena Nail (Mother CHILDREN Margret Jane, John M., Mahettatable, James Marrion, Joseph Hamilton, Andrew Edison, Line (Lina), Lottie Looking for any help before Williiam Mentor or after, about any of his 8 childern (4 sons 4 daughters). William Mentor Crownovers father only known as Abe Crownover,.. Abe was to have been
4. [OKLEFLOR-L] U. S. Marshals [1]
Hi, This is some info I found in the historical sections of the Fort Smith paper today: Deputy Marshals under Judge Isaac Parker (Men came from town all around, including settlements in Indian Territory to join forces with Parker's court: These are only a few, according to the article.) Abilene Kansas - Charlie Copeland Baron Fork - Bill Smith, Tom Johnson Bentonville - Can Maples, Sam Maples (Dan's son), George Jefferson, Mack Peel Charleston - Wes Bowman Clarksville - John Sarber, Paden Tolbert, John T
5. [OKLEFLOR-L] U. S. Marshalls and Leflore County [1]
I am researching Samuel Jackson Rogers, lived in Leflore County, and is buried in the Old Talihina Cemetery..is this name familiar to you? Thank you LBCane@aol.com
6. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Rootsweb users [1]
When you are right you're right. I SUBSCRIBED! I feel very ashamed that I hadn't done so till now. Jennifer
7. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Hello from sunny Oregon [1]
In a message dated 5/28/99 2:22:56 PM Pacific Daylight Time, flintlock@kcnet.com writes: > I don't know what is going on > there. Sharon Hi List, My father was also b at home in Howe, OK 1922, as well as all of his siblings & none of them had a b cert. The story is the same for my mom's family of 13 all b in AR. They all have since gotten a delayed b cert. I too was b at home on Bayou Meta by Doc Eagle Bridge in Lonoke Co, AR but unlike the others, I did get a b cert when I was b. So I'm
8. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Marshall... [1]
Are you researching any one we can help you with?
9. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Book [1]
oh juanita that is so exciting can you please send those pics to me on the hickmans i cant wait heheeh your a doll thanks paula ----- Original Message ----- From: Juanita Bradshaw To: Sent: Monday, May 03, 1999 8:35 PM Subject: [OKLEFLOR-L] Book > A friend gave me this book today, Its Harper Co,Oklahoma 1885 to 1973. > It has tons of beautiful pictures, If your family is from Harper Co ,have I > got a treet for you. > > The people that was looking for Hickman
10. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Marshall... [1]
Unsubscribe - going on vacation for a while.
11. [OKLEFLOR-L] Fanshawe Area Cemetery Book [1]
> Judy wrote: > I have the Leflore Co, Oklahoma Cemeteries Volume 12 The Fanshawe Area Judy has been added as the new Lookup Volunteer for the above Cemetery book. see http://www.rootsweb.com/~okleflor/leflorep.htm Marti I am an Angel - R U? http://www.geocities.com/heartland/flats/6878/ ____________________________________________ mailto:marti@rootsweb.com eCode: http://marti.eCode.com Marti Graham, OKGenWeb State Coordinator & Creek, LeFlore, Oklahoma Co. Coordinator http://
12. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Le Flore County [1]
Wilburton is in Latimer County
13. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Marshall... [1]
My family is part of the Tankersley family. There was a book written in Garland Co. Ar. concerning that family. There are numerous one's there. Try the Garland Co. Historical Society. Sharon
14. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Page Cemetary [1]
Anyone have info on Page Cemetery? Looking for my Sarah P. (McAdory) Hickman and her husband William Austin Hickman, supposedly both buried there (late 1800s). Thanks!
15. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Hello from sunny Oregon [1]
Juanita Bradshaw wrote: > > Hi Rebecca. I just thought every one had gone on a long vacation, I am > doining research on Uselton, Some were born in Lawton,Oklahoma, I sent for > the birth Cert, but, they sais their wasent one, I dont understand that, I > was born at home and I have one, any way if you see that name shoot it my > way please, Love Juanita > I know how you feel, Juanita.... sometimes I feel like I am in the Twilight Zone, or that everyone except me has a life besides me, when I don't get A
16. [OKLEFLOR-L] Lost all my addresses [1]
Hello, group. Several of you asked for lookups in the Panama High School and Wilburton College in the 1940s. I have lost all my computer correspondence! But none of the lookups were productive, so I'm just sending a blanket message to the group. If you were one of those who contacted me, I did not find your surname listed. Again, this was a very small sampling of names from a tiny area in LeFlore. I will transcribe the class listings and post them for you all. Also, I have lost the addy for th
17. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Marshall... [1]
Just being curios, Suzy, I looked in the Hardin Co, TN. cemetery book to see how many Tankersley's were buried there.... I only found 3. There used to be a lady who worked at the Central National Bank in Poteau by the married name of Tankersley... This was several years ago, and if I am not mistaken they lived on the 112 highway....out of Poteau. SuzyinOK@aol.com wrote: > > Sharon, Thank you for the lead. The line I am working on came out of Hardin > Co., Tn., Sarah Tankersley born 1829, daughter of Rolan
18. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] RUPE [1]
I am looking for information on George Smith and his wife Mary Jane Mooneyham. They married in Fort Smith Ark about 1890. They may have lived around Cameron and also in Sebastian County Ark. Mary Jane/Molly may have died early on and George had a second wife. I have Mooneyham information that I will share. Wanda Karnes
19. [OKLEFLOR-L] NEW HOPE SCHOOL OR COLLEGE [1]
Does anyone have a list of the superintendents or Methodist ministers who were at the New Hope School, Academy, or College (not sure which it was) located near Spiro and the years they were there? Will appreciate any information on this. Peggy Horton
20. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Decoration day [1]
Doug, Where is Dog Creek Cem. Located? In what Town? Charlotte
21. [OKLEFLOR-L] Deputy Marshalls [1]
Suzy, Just wanted to say thanks for the gedcom file you sent. I was very surprized to find that my Great Grandfather served as Deputy to Judge Parker. Is there any way to find more information about him? I know that he died in 1875 at the age of 33 but I don't know how or where, perhaps he was killed by Outlaws or Indians? Here's what I found in the file, Houston was his middle name and he was born in Monroe County, Tennessee in 1842. Thank You Very Much, Marvin 0 @I473@ INDI 1 NAME Daniel H. /JANEWAY/ 1 SE
22. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Hello from sunny Oregon [1]
I was born in 1921 in Oklahoma-------they had birth cert. then....your state representative can help you Jack Freeman -----Original Message----- From: SKM To: OKLEFLOR-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, May 28, 1999 4:20 PM Subject: Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Hello from sunny Oregon >I sent for my mother's birth certificate and they also told me the same thing. >It didn't exist. Yet I am sure my mom knew where she was born. Her name was >Opal A. Cuttler. Daughter of Prince
23. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] Hello from sunny Oregon [1]
Rebecca K. Glenn-Dickson wrote: > > Juanita Bradshaw wrote: > > > > Hi Rebecca. I just thought every one had gone on a long vacation, I am > > doining research on Uselton, Some were born in Lawton,Oklahoma, I sent for > > the birth Cert, but, they sais their wasent one, I dont understand that, I > > was born at home and I have one, any way if you see that name shoot it my > > way please, Love Juanita Also, Juanita, my mom had to send a birth certificate for one of her children and her marriage record to
24. Re: [OKLEFLOR-L] confused by pioneer interview... [1]
I will have to read that more thoroughly. I know the N. camr thru Ar. and collected as many able bodied men as they could. They had 2 choices. Join or die. I have read a little on the subject from other sources, but will go and read that thoroughly. Sharon RLB119@aol.com wrote: > Hello group, > > I've been reading the online transcriptions of the Indian-Pioneer papers at > the OK Genweb site. Fascinating! I wish there were more and especially from > LeFlore. But I read a particularly i
25. [OKLEFLOR-L] RE: Wilburton location [1]
Sandy, Wilburton is in Latimer County OK. Georgia
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