Hello, I am searching for the Indian Cemetery at Ottawa Kansas - time period about 1840 - 1860. That was before Kansas was a state and I really don't know where to look. If there is a place on rootsweb for Ottawa Kansas, I have overlooked it. Can anyone tell me where I might find a list of the burials there? Ottawa Indian Cemetery, abt. 3 m. east of Ottawa at site of Ottawa Baptist Mission While I'm at it, how about research regarding activities at or near Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas? Same questions.

does ANYONE have these people in their data??? Please contact me if you know anything about these people! Karen in CA Descendants of James William "Charley" HICKEY 1 James William "Charley" HICKEY b: in Mississippi, Murdered in Loco (ok History Pott. Co) near Ardmore, Indian Terr.. d: 03/19/1875 in Near Ardmore, Loco, IT (killed, gunshot) Number of children: 2 .. +Minerva Catherine F. "Callie" WARD b: 03/15/1855 in maybe town of Tallibenela, ( Ponotoc Co., Missisippi from Pott. Co. history book) d: 07/01/1923 in Tribby, Pott. Co., OK - buried Prospect Cem. Tribbey OK (confirmed w/ cem canvass) SS w/ WL Roberts) Number of children: 6 m: 01/11/1870 in Loco, Stephens Co. IT Father: Thomas H. WARD Mother: Penelope Catherine TAYLOR ..... 2 Oscar Daniel HICKEY b: 01/05/1873 in Per 1910 Census born in TX, per interviews Near Ardmore IT, per e-mail 5/1/99, born Ardmore, IT OK d: 09/08/1939 in Shawnee/ McComb, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, buried in Tulare Co., Ca Number of children: 11 .......... +Lula Smith HUGHES b: 10/21/1878 in Gainesville, Cook Co,. TX d: 03/08/1936 in Tulare, Tulare County, California Number of children: 11 m: 10/23/1893 in Loco, Indian Territory OK, per e-mail Duncan IT (OK) Father: Samuel Smith HUGHES Mother: Louisa Burton PORTER ..... 2 Sallie Mahaney HICKEY b: 01/01/1871 in (LDS has her as Sallie Mahaney HICKEY feb 1 1870) d: 10/10/1906 in Lucy said West Coast Number of children: 7 .......... +James Ezra HEAD b: in TX Note: Ezra, TX, and OR may not be correct! d: Abt. 1910 in OR Number of children: 7 m: in Loco, Ind Terr,

Hi list I'M trying to help out my cousin on her family. If you have any information about the below e-mail would you please advise me. Ivan: >From The O2 Ranch of Kansas E-mail O2Ranch@ckt.net Dear Ivan, Thank you for the Cantrell info. I know very little about Richard's family other than his grandfather, James Henry Cantrell was born July 14, 1862, married Mary Elizabeth Mitchell, born May 30, 1871 and left Alabama in a hurry when his brother supposedly shot a man. They went to Texas and worked as share croppers. Also picked crops in California in the 20's. Richard's grandmother, Mary, was 3/4 Cherokee. I never met her, but the family would not talk about their roots never able to find out where she was born or anything about the Cantrells. Richard's mother was left in an orphanage in Dallas when she was eight, along with her 2 younger brothers and baby sister (her mother had died and her father couldn't care for the children.) Fifty years later, she found out that her father had remarried and had a family in Ft. Worth. All I know about these grandparents are their names: Victor Alexander (Andy) Autrey and Ina Pearl Leatherwood. We have a picture of Andy when he was a policeman in Dallas around the turn of the century. Got to run--have an Audubon meeting tonight. Your Cuz, Ann > -----Original Message----- > From: Indian-Territory-Roots-D-request@rootsweb.com > [mailto:Indian-Territory-Roots-D-request@rootsweb.com] > Sent: Friday, May 21, 1999 12:20 AM > To: Indian-Territory-Roots-D@rootsweb.com > Subject: Indian-Territory-Roots-D Digest V99 #186 > > >

Gay & Tim Wall's work listing the names of those who appear in the index of these papers is very much appreciated. I do not live close to the University of Oklahoma and I would like to read what the Fitzgeralds in Altus and Yukon said in Volume 30, microfiche #6016895. Does anyone know if they provide inter-library loan service and if not, how could I view the files? Thanks. Betty

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Montana-Blue Love that name. I am also looking for the Henderson's. My grandfather was Charles Paul Henderson who was born in Texas about 1882. His father was Ralph Henderson, born in TN in 1854. Charles and his brother Ed and his sister, Rachel all came to Oklahoma although I don't know when. And possible, the whole family came to Oklahoma. There are several more siblings, Larkin, Ann, Charles (gf) Lockie, Mary, Ed, Rachel, Ralph.----- Tthey were around Tecumseh and Norman, in Pott CO and Cleveland CO. Charles and Ed married cousins, both ladies with the surname, Lawson. Pat Russell Original Message----- From: Montanblue@aol.com <Montanblue@aol.com> To: Indian-Territory-Roots-L@rootsweb.com <Indian-Territory-Roots-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, May 19, 1999 10:21 PM Subject: Indian Terr. >Hi Everyone, I'm researching the line of MATT C.HENDERSON born somewhere in >Texas 1-1861 Parents unknown. MATT C.HENDERSON 's father came from Tenn. >MATT's mother came from MO. MATT married ALICE THOMAS 1887-1890. They had 3 >children all born in I.T. Lillie Mae b.10-6-1891,ROBERT KINDRICKS >b.3-5-1894,and MINNIE FAYE b.7-1896. ALICE died 1904, MATT's 2nd Wife MARY >ANN DUNCAN, ELKINS. MATT lived with ALICE 1891-1904 in Atlee, Oklahoma then >moved to Terral, Oklahoma. MATT C. HENDERSON died 1928-1930. I know my >GGGrand father did exist. I have found him with both wifes on the 1900 and >1910 Jefferson Co. , Okla.Census, I just can't find him before that . Thank >You ,Montana Blue >

Here is the continuing...index of the Indian Pioneer Papers--Western History Collection---University of Oklahoma. The Indian Pioneer History Papers is a collection of interviews done in 1937 & 1938, which includes biographical data on both living and deceased persons of Indian and pioneer heritage whose lives have been important in the history of Oklahoma. There is also a collection of information on family customs, tribal histories, social organizations, folklore, legends, cemeteries, old trails, ferries, forts, trading centers and other unrecorded facts known only to oral tradition. VOLUME 12----MICROFICHE #6016877-----9 FICHE------- NAME ADDRESS BRO?N, Anna Ethell(Mrs) Lone Wolf, OK BROWN, Bill Oklahoma City, OK BROWN, C.W.(Mrs) Pryor, OK BROWN, Cassie Suggs Ryan, OK BROWN, Charley Moore Wilburton, OK BROWN, Clarence Bristow, OK BROWN, E.E. Oklahoma City, OK BROWN, E. Lee Sulphur, OK BROWN, Earl Abner Ardmore, OK BROWN, Eddie (Mrs) Antlers, OK BROWN, Emma Dill City, OK BROWN, F.D. Henryetta, OK BROWN, Fred Comanche, OK BROWN, George Cushing, OK BROWN, George A. Chickasha, OK BROWN, Henry M. Overbrook, OK BROWN, Harry R. Wewoka, OK BROWN, J.S.(Shorty) Hominy, OK BROWN, James Daniel Poru?, OK BROWN, James Sherman Watts, OK BROWN, Lois Smith Cordell, OK BROWN, Mary Babbitt Salt Fork, OK BROWN, Math Hobart, OK BROWN, Melvina Franklin Atoka, OK BROWN, Minnie Antlers, OK BROWN, Morris Hartshorne, OK BROWN, N.J.(Mrs) Altus, OK BROWN, R.E. Chickasha, OK BROWN, S.C. Stigler, OK BROWN, Sarah Miami, OK BROWN, Susan Lewis Wynnewood, OK BROWN, Thomas Pawnee, OK BROWN, Vance Billings, OK BROWN, Wallace F. Muskogee, OK BROWN, Will Norman, OK BROWN, William Vinita, OK BROWN, William H. Geary, OK BROWNING, W.S. Tulsa, OK BROWNLEE, John P. Sulphur, OK BROWNLEE, M.E.(Mrs) Cordell, OK BROWNLEE, Sallie Guthrie, OK BRUBAKER, W.R.(Mrs) Cordell, OK BRUCE, Giles W. Guthrie, OK BRUCE, Nannie S. Davis El Reno, OK BRUIN, J.E. Sapulpa, OK BRUINGTON, Will (Mrs) Pawnee, OK BRU??ETT, Charles Sapulpa, OK BRUN?LL, W.H. Frederick, OK BRUNER, Ben F. Holdenville, OK BRUNER, Ellen Rentie " " BRUNER, Joseph Sapulpa, OK BRUNER, William Calvin, OK BRUNER, William M. Holdenville, OK BRUNK, Steve (Mr & Mrs) Altus, OK BRUNK, Susan D. Elk City, OK BRUNKER, James Henry Medford, OK BRUNKER, John E. Lone Wolf, OK BRUNO, John A. Hominy, OK BRYAN, George W. Tulsa, oK BRYAN, J.M. Pryor, OK BRYAN, James D. Altus, OK BRYANT, Dora Sentinel, OK BRYANT, Fannie Fort Towson, OK BRYANT, J.E. Frederick, OK BRYANT, John Tulsa, OK BRYANT, Susie Altus, OK BRYANT, W.C.(Dr.) Cho?teau, OK BRYANT, William Fort Towson, OK BRYSON, (Mrs) Okmulgee, OK ****************************************************** VOLUME 30----MICROFICHE #6016895-----7 FICHE------ NAME ADDRESS FIFE, Sandy Dustin, OK FIFE, Sarah (Mrs) Sapulpa, OK FIFE, Taylor Dustin, OK FIFE, Timmie Sapulpa, OK FINE, Willie I. Aledo, OK FINIGAN, Minnie Fryer Muskogee, OK FINK, P.M. Miami, OK FINK, Rena Altus, OK FINLEY, Leo (Mrs) Miami, OK FINLEY, Tom Proctor, OK FISHER, E.L. Washington, OK FISHER, Henry C. Checotah, OK FISHER, J.B. Byars, OK FISHER, James Oklahoma City, OK FISHER, Lee R. Watonga, OK FITCH, William Henry Caldwell, Kansas FITE, Austin Sayre, OK FITE, F.B.(Mrs) Muskogee, OK FITTS, Minnie ?estor " " FITTS, Myrtle, S.J. Burneyville, OK FITZGERALD, Cora Altus, OK FITZGERALD, J.H. " " FITZGERALD, James W. Yukon, OK FITZGERALD, J.D.(Mrs) Altus, OK FITZPATRICK, A.C. Chickasha, OK FITZPATRICK, Jim (Mrs) " " FITZPATRICK, Sallie Kiowa, OK FLACK, Joe Atoka, OK FLANAGAN, Robert G. Pauls Valley, OK FLAX, Joe Atoka, OK FLECK, Katy ?arr Yukon, OK FLEE?AN, Ester(Mr) El Reno, OK FLEETWOOD, C.A.(Mrs),BRADSHAW, Tulsa, OK Roy (Mrs), HART, Eblen (Mrs) " " FLEETWOOD, Lucinda Delaware District,C.N. FLEMING, Effie Oakes Hugo, OK FLEMING, J.J.(Mrs) Skiatook, OK FLEMING, Jack El Reno, OK FLEMING, Maude " " " FLETCHER, Albert Cloud Chief, OK FLETCHER, C.L. Stilwell, OK FLETCHER, Ella Sayre, OK FLICK, W.B. Pauls Valley, OK FLING, Martha Oklahoma City, OK FLIN?ER, George Elk City, OK FLINT, Edmond Atoka, OK FLINT, John Ba?ford El Reno, OK FLIPPEN, Eugene ?. Pauls Valley, OK FLOOD, John J. Fort Cobb, OK FLORENCE, Jack Paoli, OK FLOURNOY, Tom D. Sayre, OK FLOWERS, Shade Pauls Valley, OK FLOYD, Lucinda G. Bartlesville, OK FLOYD, John Atoka, OK TO BE CONTINUED.....

I am also on soc-sec disability and am terminally ill, But I manage to give 10.00 dollars a month, So that we can keep rootsweb and not have to say remember when and I wish we still had rootsweb. So please if you can, please Do...thank you all. paula

Special thanks to Jerri and Sharon for sending the address of Mr. Johnston. I am constantly amazed that genealogists are so generous with their time and information. What a great Hobby. Good luck to Edith and Dorothy who I am sure can now have their questions answered. Happy hunting, Georgia (DeMasters) Stubblfield

Each volume has a unique number. I only know a few from my orders. Probably have to go to the catalog to get the whole list. art brown Nisswa MN Jim wrote: Art, Do you happen to have the LDS microfiche numbers handy? Don't bother to look them up, because I can go through the LDS catalog and find them, if someone has to. But it would be nice to have them handed to me. :) Jim Granger

Hi, Thanks to all who send me information!! Minco, In Western Grady County. Post office established June 20, 1890. The name is an Indian word meaning "Chief." this is taken from Oklahoma Place names by George Shirk ANN Ann Waite-Tepe crtepe@email.msn.com Reseaching: Aldridge,Darter, Core, Holden, Ireland, Peterson, Workman, Sawyers,Taylor, Smoot.

Hi Everyone, I'm researching the line of MATT C.HENDERSON born somewhere in Texas 1-1861 Parents unknown. MATT C.HENDERSON 's father came from Tenn. MATT's mother came from MO. MATT married ALICE THOMAS 1887-1890. They had 3 children all born in I.T. Lillie Mae b.10-6-1891,ROBERT KINDRICKS b.3-5-1894,and MINNIE FAYE b.7-1896. ALICE died 1904, MATT's 2nd Wife MARY ANN DUNCAN, ELKINS. MATT lived with ALICE 1891-1904 in Atlee, Oklahoma then moved to Terral, Oklahoma. MATT C. HENDERSON died 1928-1930. I know my GGGrand father did exist. I have found him with both wifes on the 1900 and 1910 Jefferson Co. , Okla.Census, I just can't find him before that . Thank You ,Montana Blue

Art, Do you happen to have the LDS microfiche numbers handy? Don't bother to look them up, because I can go through the LDS catalog and find them, if someone has to. But it would be nice to have them handed to me. :) Jim Granger >A late response to the person wanting to know where to see the Indian >Pioneer Papers. Don't forget your local LDS Family History Center. The >papers can be ordered there on microfiche. With fiche being only fifteen >cents each, any volume of interest only costs a dollar or two to order. > >art brown Nisswa, MN > >

Hello, Can someone out there please tell me how to unsubscribe from this list? Thanks > -----Original Message----- > From: Art Brown [SMTP:abrown@brainerd.net] > Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 1999 7:40 AM > To: Indian-Territory-Roots-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Indian Pioneer Papers Index-Vol.46,11 > > A late response to the person wanting to know where to see the Indian > Pioneer Papers. Don't forget your local LDS Family History Center. The > papers can be ordered there on microfiche. With fiche being only fifteen > cents each, any volume of interest only costs a dollar or two to order. > > art brown Nisswa, MN

A late response to the person wanting to know where to see the Indian Pioneer Papers. Don't forget your local LDS Family History Center. The papers can be ordered there on microfiche. With fiche being only fifteen cents each, any volume of interest only costs a dollar or two to order. art brown Nisswa, MN

I have a William Scott Hurt b. abt 1868 in I.T. I am sure this is in the Cherokee Nation. His mother was born in Ark. My question is where would I try and look for him and his family? Was there an area that was more populated then other areas. I am sure this family was Cherokee or at least half. His mother being born in 1849 in Ark, would that of been Indian Territory? There were family members in Hulbert. Sandra

One of the problems I have found changing from Digest to List mode is that the reply feature goes to the individual not the list and there is nothing in the Subject line to tell you where the e-mail is coming from. I am on several lists and only a couple are like this one and it is frustrating - when you get the digest at least you know where it came from. Just my 2 cents worth. Sandi On Tue, 18 May 1999 15:45:04 -0500 "Jerri (Rogers) Chasteen" <jerri@cherokee.net> writes: >Frank- >You can block and copy the ones that you want to keep to a new >message and >send it to yourself-- I do that a lot on surnames. But wouldn't it >be >easier just to subscribe to the List mode, and delete the ones that >you do >not want? > >jc > >frank cook wrote: > >> Are there anyway I can delete the letters/messages that I do not >wish to >> keep from the Indian-Territory-Roots Digest???? >> >> Thanks...Bonnie >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Indian-Territory-Roots-D-request@rootsweb.com >> <Indian-Territory-Roots-D-request@rootsweb.com> >> To: Indian-Territory-Roots-D@rootsweb.com >> <Indian-Territory-Roots-D@rootsweb.com> >> Date: Tuesday, May 18, 1999 12:27 AM >> Subject: Indian-Territory-Roots-D Digest V99 #181 > Visit my Web page: http://members.tripod.com/shadow07734/shadow.html MAY WE ALL WALK IN BEAUTY! Always looking for: HOLLAND, ALLEN, FINNEY, HOOVER/HUBER, NORRIS, WELLS, POOL, DANIEL(S), PENDERGRASS, GREGORY, LEE, McKEE, UNDERWOOD, POWERS, FLETCHER Portuguese: TERRA, CABRAL, FERNANDES(Z) (ALEIXO), MONIZ (MONICE/MENEZE/MENIZ/etc.)

Frank- You can block and copy the ones that you want to keep to a new message and send it to yourself-- I do that a lot on surnames. But wouldn't it be easier just to subscribe to the List mode, and delete the ones that you do not want? jc frank cook wrote: > Are there anyway I can delete the letters/messages that I do not wish to > keep from the Indian-Territory-Roots Digest???? > > Thanks...Bonnie > -----Original Message----- > From: Indian-Territory-Roots-D-request@rootsweb.com > <Indian-Territory-Roots-D-request@rootsweb.com> > To: Indian-Territory-Roots-D@rootsweb.com > <Indian-Territory-Roots-D@rootsweb.com> > Date: Tuesday, May 18, 1999 12:27 AM > Subject: Indian-Territory-Roots-D Digest V99 #181

Are there anyway I can delete the letters/messages that I do not wish to keep from the Indian-Territory-Roots Digest???? Thanks...Bonnie -----Original Message----- From: Indian-Territory-Roots-D-request@rootsweb.com <Indian-Territory-Roots-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: Indian-Territory-Roots-D@rootsweb.com <Indian-Territory-Roots-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, May 18, 1999 12:27 AM Subject: Indian-Territory-Roots-D Digest V99 #181

Also, for good a visual - http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgenweb/maps/okmap.htm AND many more good links at OKGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgenweb/ Marti > Phil Knox (pknox@earthlink.net) wrote: > Jimmie & Bobbie... > >One thing we would like to know is what territory would > >Clinton or Arapaho , Custer Co.,OK have been in 1889-1900? > > According to the "Map guide to the US Federal Census" by Dollarhide: > > In May of 1890 most of the area that is now Custer County was not in > "Indian Territory", but was within a larger part of the just created > "Oklahoma Territory" that was under the jurisdiction of The Cheyenne & > Arapaho. > > By 1900 it was still in "Oklahoma Territory" but by then had been formed > into "Custer County, Oklahoma Territory". Except for a narrow strip along > it's eastern border that was still part of the Wichita jurisdiction, it had > much the same boundaries it has today. -- 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://www.usgenweb.org/ok OKGenWeb http://www.geocities.com/heartland/flats/6878/ R U an Angel Proud RootsWeb Donor+ "Dedicated to user supported access to genealogical records on the internet"