I am looking for information about John Wesley Harmon and Sara Elizabeth gardener his wife they lived in creek county in 1920, appreciate any help in locating descendants. they had James henry, Lucy, Bertha and Addie Addie may have md a Fisk. Joseph meyer

Jerri, my wife's is Lynne Delmar , she knows you from hair dresser days!!! she say's HI Jack Delmar ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [OKCREEK-L] Creek County roll call > Date: Friday, August 21, 1998 1:07 PM > > Hi, everyone!!! I was born and raised in Sapulpa. I will always help with > info requested about the Creek Co. area if I can remember it (that is, if my > half-timers disease doesn't kick in) Good luck to all and happy hunting!!! > > Jerri Mahoney researching GANTZ, MOBLEY, MYERS, YOCUM, FRENCH, VANCE

In 1925 it became a school for boys with a capacity of 110 Euchees and Creeks. The girls were sent to Eufaula. This arrangement was carried on until Creek funds were exhausted. In 1928 the school opened with Federal support and received in addition to Creek and Euchee pupils, Cherokee and Seminole boys. In 1929 ninth-grade boys were placed in the public schools of Sapulpa. The Euchee Mission was abolished in 1947 bye governmental order and pupils absorbed by the Sapulpa school system. This comes from the Sapulpa History Book Vol. 1. Joyce S. [email protected]

Marti has the 2 Sapulpa Historical Society history books, too..... I looked up the names of Delmar, Cramer, Pyles etc but did not find them in the index. There is a little bit about the Euchee Mission in Vol. 1. Also, in the Sapulpa phone book is a listing for Euchee Tribe of Indians, 2 S. Independence, Sapulpa.....918-224-3065 Joyce Steavenson [email protected]

OK, John. You're off the hook. Whew! There for a minute I thought I had old timers disease!! Thanks, Wanda ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [OKCREEK-L] YOCUM > Date: Sunday, August 23, 1998 3:31 PM > > Wanda, > > In a message dated 8/23/98 2:19:42 PM US Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > << Let me recommend the Marion County Homepage to you at > http://www.hallmark.com >> > > Obviously, Hallmark IS NOT the Marion County Homepage....... > I'd just sent an anniversary card to my daughter. I should have said: > > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/3548/ > > Sorry......... John

Just realized that I was wrong... Winn Starr is the son of Dr. Orange Starr -- and not of his brother, Blue. > I found his nephew listed on AOL -- the following is his profile: >clip > Member Name: Oliver Winn Starr clip > I believe that his address would be <[email protected]>. If memory serves > me, he is the son of Blue Starr.

Hi Jerri, Did you have a chance to look at my posts before, of the Welkers & Parrotts, Darling & Stream. Do you know anything of them? If you come across anything in Creek County about them, I sure would appreciate it if you would pass it on to me. Thanks again, Debra.

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Hi all, Well, bit by bit, inch by inch, (personally I would be thrilled with any info on Alice Robertson). Orville Mobley b.abt 1933 Kathrine Mobley b. abt 1940 Were the childred of George Mobley age? and Sister Mobley (still can't find her first name). My mother went to school with Orville and that is where I got the info. If she remembers any more I will contact you. Best of Wishes, Diana

Marti and the group, I forgot to mention that I have some copies of old maps. Arkansas 1886, Indian Territory 1886, 1915 Ok atlas , showing Railroads of that time. Map of Ok Missions, Forts, Camps, Trails and Fights earliest date is 1824. And a map of Oklahoma Ghost Towns. If anyone needs a look up just let me know. Til Later Linda Larman

My father is Jack Vickers who is from the area. His father was James Vickers and he lived in the area during the 30's. Don't know much about my father's family. He does have at least 1 sister and maybe a brother or two. Dad wa born in 1936? Thomas Vickers

---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [OKCREEK-L] Kiefer Schools > Date: Sunday, August 23, 1998 1:03 AM > > Jack, was just wondering if your brother's name is Jerry. Thanks! Jerri Yes, He lives in Sapulpa now and is married to Betty Jean for the last 30 + years

Any kin to Marvin Vickers, Faye Vickers Rowell and Julie Vickers Gregory? To the above question: I looked at the pictures I have -- only a couple have names on them. Of those two, one is Blaine VICKERS, and the other is Jack VICKERS. I think they were also related to the FLINCHUMs(sp?). One picture is of Swan HARN and his wife Donna FLINCHUM HARN. These are very old pictures--probably between 1900 and 1915. There are a few others without names on them that I remember my great aunt telling me were FLINCHUMs. And, I'm thinking that they probably lived in Creek County, possibly around the Olive area. [email protected]

Having reached the forgetful fifties, I forgot to add REDUS to the COTHAM, STAFFORD, WILLARD list of names I am researching. My grandmother is a REDUS. The COTHAMs are her ancestors; the STAFFORDS and WILLARDS are my grandfathers. They came to Creek Co between 1915 and 1920. Linda Stafford Israel

My grandfather's brother married a Wiggins for a second wife. Dona C. Wiggins b. 31 Mar 1892 Cass Co., MO md Arthur Clarence "Red" Wilson. Dona died 25 Dec 1963 in Henryetta, OK (where's that?) and is buried in South Heights Cem, Sapulpa. They lived in Sapulpa and owned Red's BBQ. Anyone know anything else about Dona? Kim Vickey Hahn wrote: > > Wanda, > > Here are some Wiggins who are buried in Bailey Cemetery, located in Creek > County between Bristow & Depew on Rt.66 > > Wiggins, Celia d. 6-20-1921, Wife of John H. Wiggins > Wiggins, Lavender b. 2-15-1910 d. 1913, Son of J.E. & S.V. Wiggins > > I do not research the Wiggins family, just transcribe cemeteries and these > stuck in my head because I have a friend who is a Wiggins. Her email is > [email protected] if you want to drop her a line. > > Vickey Hahn > http://www.genpourri.com > > Wanda Havlick wrote: > > > My family is WIGGINS. Turnbo says that Joe, Robert and Billier Wiggins, > > sons of my ggrandfather (Henry) were buried in the Yocum cemetery. Does > > your Marion list show any Wiggins'. Specifically Henry, Mary (Polly), > > Enoch, Elick, Charlie or Ned? Ned was my grandfather. We did not know > > grandpa had any other siblings besides these three. > > ANY information you might have would be appreciated. I'm not sure how the > > Wiggins' and Yocum's connected, but I think it was through the Coker > > family. Mary (Polly) Wiggins was a Coker. > > Thanks for any information you may have, and if not, I really appreciate > > your time in responding to my original query. > > Wanda Wiggins-Havlick

Wanda, Here are some Wiggins who are buried in Bailey Cemetery, located in Creek County between Bristow & Depew on Rt.66 Wiggins, Celia d. 6-20-1921, Wife of John H. Wiggins Wiggins, Lavender b. 2-15-1910 d. 1913, Son of J.E. & S.V. Wiggins I do not research the Wiggins family, just transcribe cemeteries and these stuck in my head because I have a friend who is a Wiggins. Her email is [email protected] if you want to drop her a line. Vickey Hahn http://www.genpourri.com Wanda Havlick wrote: > My family is WIGGINS. Turnbo says that Joe, Robert and Billier Wiggins, > sons of my ggrandfather (Henry) were buried in the Yocum cemetery. Does > your Marion list show any Wiggins'. Specifically Henry, Mary (Polly), > Enoch, Elick, Charlie or Ned? Ned was my grandfather. We did not know > grandpa had any other siblings besides these three. > ANY information you might have would be appreciated. I'm not sure how the > Wiggins' and Yocum's connected, but I think it was through the Coker > family. Mary (Polly) Wiggins was a Coker. > Thanks for any information you may have, and if not, I really appreciate > your time in responding to my original query. > Wanda Wiggins-Havlick

I would love to volunteer to transcribe some of the census records. If someone points me in the right direction, I probably can figure out what to do. I can type and am willing to volunteer. Count me in, too. And, I would be willing to donate $10 to the cause. Thanks! Jerri

Wanda, In a message dated 8/23/98 2:19:42 PM US Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Let me recommend the Marion County Homepage to you at http://www.hallmark.com >> Obviously, Hallmark IS NOT the Marion County Homepage....... I'd just sent an anniversary card to my daughter. I should have said: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/3548/ Sorry......... John

I suggest we go for it!! I work a lot of hours every week, but would volunteer to help transcribing or whatever.....keeping in mind that I'm computer stupid, I will do whatever I can. WH ---------- > From: Marti Graham <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [OKCREEK-L] Re: 1910 census additional information > Date: Saturday, August 22, 1998 9:31 PM > > Hi everyone - Linda is correct that the 1910 census is available at the OHS > and at various libraries -- but if we can gather the funds to pay for the > CD then we will have the 1910 Creek Co. census online -- no more trips to > the libraries, etc. - one click away and you will be able to check, > recheck for any family. True, most of us have copies of our immediate > family census information, but as we tie more families to ours we often > need to relook at the census. > > At the OHS copies of census pages are 50 cents, if you go there and make > them yourself. I don't have the time to make copies of that many pages. I > hardly have time for my own. :) Some of the film has been used so long > it's very hard to get good copies thus necessitating copying the same page > several times. > > It has taken several emails yesterday and today to get all the facts very > straight -- this is how I understand them -- > > We buy the CD from SK Publications for $160 [640 pages (estimated) at 25 > cents per page] note - price was revised. Once the CD is ordered [$100 > deposit required] SK Publications will order a new roll of microfilm from > the National Archives and begin scanning the pages on the CD. The CD is > scanned images of high quality xerox copies of the 1910 census pages. Once > that is completed and the balance is paid it is shipped and volunteers > take over transcribing the data. > > We as a group can transcribe the material ourselves or they will find > volunteers to transcribe the material. Software is provided free to > transcribes. After it is transcribed it will be kept in the USGenWeb > Archives [the archives has a search engine] and Creek Co. may link to the > text version and/or we may take a copy of the text version and recreate the > census in any format we choose. > > All of this will take approximately 2-3 months, mostly dependent upon how > many volunteers step forward to transcribe the material > > I personally think it's very worthwhile project. It may not immediately > benefit each of us, but other cousins, etc. that come behind us will > benefit. And isn't that what genealogy is all about, sharing with others. > I hope I've covered everything, if not feel free to ask. If I don't know > the answer, we'll find who does. > So... is this still workable? > > SK Publications - http://www.skpub.com/genie/ 'click on Census on CD' > > Here's where the link to the USGenWeb Cenus project where the copy will be > housed http://www.usgenweb.org/census/ > > Marti > > > I might be wrong, but I think I was told awhile back that the Oklahoma > > Historical Society has that year of the census. Or is the state > > archives a different place? What is the cost of the census, can we get > > it thru the National Archives? Lets check it out. I have ordered thru > > S&K, and there service is great. The only thing on the stuff that I > > ordered, I could have got copies at the Historical Library for just > > the cost of paper.

My family is WIGGINS. Turnbo says that Joe, Robert and Billier Wiggins, sons of my ggrandfather (Henry) were buried in the Yocum cemetery. Does your Marion list show any Wiggins'. Specifically Henry, Mary (Polly), Enoch, Elick, Charlie or Ned? Ned was my grandfather. We did not know grandpa had any other siblings besides these three. ANY information you might have would be appreciated. I'm not sure how the Wiggins' and Yocum's connected, but I think it was through the Coker family. Mary (Polly) Wiggins was a Coker. Thanks for any information you may have, and if not, I really appreciate your time in responding to my original query. Wanda Wiggins-Havlick