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From: "Donna Walters" <>
Subject: [OKHaskell] HENDRIX in Haskell County, OK.
Date: Sun, 14 Mar 2004 22:42:34 -0600


Hendrix, Haskell County History Book, Indian Territory to 1988.

Article F168, page 310, Loustana Hendrix wife of Levi Drummond.

Article F169, page 311, Loustana Hendrix

Article F171, page 311, Loustana Hendrix

Article F247, page 345, HALL, Leo Bennett first child born of William S. HALL and Daisy HENDRIX, HARRISON, HALL. Born 10-6-1901, Whitefield, I.T., Oklahoma.

Article F279, page 360, HENDRIX, Arthur Elige and Alice COOK. Family came from Arkansas and waited for him to be born after they crossed the state line in Keota, Ok., on Feb. 21, 1908. His father is possibly buried in Morrilton, Conway County, Ark. Mother is buried in Keota.

Article F280, page 361, HENDRIX, Chester Leroy born Oct. 7 1923, Keota, Ok., Haskell County, Ok., son of Arthur and Alice COOK, HENDRIX,

Article F281, page 361, HENDRIX, George Alfred, son of Arthur and and Alice.

Article, F330, page 383, HUCKLEBY, Velma (HENDRIX), LOCKE., daughter of Arthur and Alice HENDRIX.

Article F 360, KEMP, Nelda June (HENDRIX), daughter of Arthur and Alice HENDRIX

Article F428, page 427, MC CASLIN, Pat & Ellarue (SUGGS), daughter of Robert Edward and Hattie HENDRIX, SUGGS. Born in Clarksville, Ark. Sept.1, 1918. Parents lived in Briartown then later moved to Rucker, east of Stigler.

Article F505, page 463, PENNINGTON, John A. & Mary Eliza TOWNLEY. Their son William married Lou HENDRIX.

Article F565 page 492, ROBINSON, Snoden & Bertha B. REECE. Granddaughter, Kylene, Mrs. Sparl HENDRIX of Broken Arrow, Ok.

Article T44, Rockford Freewill Baptist Church, Alice HENDRIX, charter member.

Article T154, page 105, Keota, It's Early Setters and Old Families. Arthur HENDRIX.

also on page 110 of the same article lists him again, job as County Commissioner, and mentions that his father was a herdsman for H. D. PRICE before statehood.

Article T180, page 141, The Whitefield Baptist Church. According to the book "Oklahoma Indian Territory" by Ted Byron Hall, Baptist Services were held at Whitefield, Haskell County as early as 1870. On Oct. 30, 1892 John HENDRIX was ordained minister at the Fellowship Baptist Church in the Rock Branch Community.

Article, T226, page 209, Hawthorne Dist#58, teacher, Chester HENDRIX.

Donna Sue, Lookup person


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