Sandy: The ones that I have came over thre OKMUJSKOG list and you told me to delete them. But I can get them as atachemnts and download them on a floppy. When ever you feel up to it tho. I inadvertenly clicked on the send button before I had written the letter, so you will probably get a blank letter. Talk later, Colleen

I JUST WANTED TO POST MY SURNAMES AGAIN TO SEE IF ANYONE CAN CONNECT. DAVIS, PERRY , GRUBBS, PARKS, STRONG,WOODALL,FLOYD, HALRAN. HURLEY, MONTGOMERY, VINSON, MOORE, ELLINGTON, SULLIVAN, BENNETT, WILCOX, TAFF, HILL, DONOHO(DONAHO, DONAHUE SEEN SPELLED ALL SORTS OF WAYS), HENSLEY, HOKE, HAMES, KEARNEY THANK YOU

MY NAME IS SHERYL DAVIS. I AM RESEARCHING MY FAMILY TREE. I DONT KNOW ALOT BUT HERE GOES.............MY FATHERS NAME WAS SAMUEL CLARENCE DAVIS B. 9 May 1923 I BELIEVE IN MUSKOGEE COUNTY. D. 1 Jul 1999 IN BRAGGS, MUSKOGEE COUNTY. HIS PARENTS WERE CHARLES(CHARLEY) R. DAVIS B. BEFORE 1903 D. 19 Feb 1960 AND MINNIE B. PERRY B. 8 Jul 1905 IN ARKANSAS D. Mar 1973 IN OKLAHOMA. MINNIE AND CHARLEY DAVIS HAD THE FOLLOWING CHILDREN JOE F DAVIS B. 1922 SAMUEL CLARENCE (PETE) B. 1923 MINNIE WAS FOUND ON A 1930 AGENCY TOWNSHIP CENSUS WITH NEW HUSBAND JESS HOLYBEE AND CLARENCE(MY FATHER SAMUEL CLARENCE) AND MINNIES OTHER SON LIVED WITH MINNIES FATHER SAME CENSUS SAME TOWN ABOUT 4 HOUSE AWAY. SAMUEL AND JOE WERE THE ONLY 2 KIDS MINNIE HAD. JOE WAS KILLED AS A YOUNG MAN(BELIEVE TEENAGED YEARS) ON THE TRAIN TRACKS IN FT GIBSON OKALHOMA I AMM GUESSING SOMEITIME BETWEEN 1935-1943 MINNIES PARENTS WERE MARY ANN GRUBBS AND JOHN FELON PERRY CHARLEY R. DAVIS (BORN IN OKLAHOMA) D. 19 Feb 1960 . MARRIED MINNIE PERRY BEF. 1922 DIVORCED BEF 1930 THEY HAD THE FOLLOWING CHILDREN 1.JOE F. B. 1921/22 IN OKLAHOMA D. FT. GIBSON IN TRAIN ACCIDENT 2.SAMUEL CLARENCE(ALSO CALLED PETE) B 1923 IN OKLAHOMA D. 1999 IN BRAGGS OKLAHOMA CHARLEY R. DAVIS WAS IN THE MILITARY WITH THIS INFO ENTRY DATE 9-1917 RELEASE DATE JULY 1919 THAT WOULD MAKE HIM WORLD WAR 1 HAVE NO OTHER INFO ON THE DAVIS SIDE. I KNWO THAT MY FATHER SAMUEL DAVIS MARRIED MARY MANNSFIELD(BORN A THORNTON ADOPTED BY MANNSFIELD) AND HAD ONE DAUGHTER LINDA DAVIS IN 1946. SOME TIME IN THE 50'S HE REMARRIED AND HAD 3 CHILDREN. THEY DIVORCED. SOMETIMES IN THE 60'S HE MARRIED JOY ? AND HAD 3 CHILDREN THEN HE MARRIED MY MOTHER AND I WAS BORN IN 1974 ALL MARRIAGES I ASSUME HAPPENED IN MUSKOGEE COUNTY. HE LIVED THERE HIS WHOLE LIFE. MAYBE WAGONER COUNTY BECAUSE HIS MOTHER WORKED AT THE BALDWIN PEACH ORICHARD NEAR PORTER. IF ANYONE CAN CONNECT TO ANYTHING PLEASE CONTACT ME. THIS LINE IS DAVIS, PERRY, GRUBBS, PARKS, DAVIS, PERRY GRUBBS, THANKS

I really enjoy reading the abstracts you are placing on this site. I have found a couple of people that I think are related to some of the people that I'm working on. I'm researching BOLDING, BOLLING, KNIGHT, KUHLMAN, HAYNES, REEDER, KELLEY, EASON, CLENNEY, SMITH, MCNEILL, MCNEIL, DUCK, HAYS. THANKS. brenda

29 aug 1926 cont Robt L. CHERRY resigned his position with the Transcontinental Oil Co, last Saturday and went to Tulsa. Mr CHERRY has been a resident of Boynton for nearly seven years. His family of three daughters and one son have grown to womanhood and manhood here. Mrs CHERRY has been society reporter for the Index for over two years. Miss Retta RAY and Mr Charles TAYLOR were married at Wagoner on Tuesday, June 1 Mr & Mrs O.S. STARLING and little daughter, Isabel, are attending a family reunion in Houston, MO 3 sep 1926 Margaret McGLASSON, daughter of Samuel Rodman JUSTISON and Mrion JUSTISON, was born at Brighton, IL, May 26, 1868 and ided Tuesday morning, August 24. She married T.P. McGLASSON at St Louis, MO on December 31, 1904 and to this union one son , Robert, was born. Besides her husband and son, she leaves a brother and sister. Burial in Greenhill Cemtery at Muskogee. 10 sep 1926 Sunday, September 8, at high noon, Miss Bertha BROWN became the bride of Mr Clyde PLAYTER. Miss Brown is the daughter of Mr & Mrs J.H. COOPER and Mr Playter is the son of Mr & Mrs H.E. PLAYTER. They have lived in Boynton the greater part of their lives and will make their home in this city. 17 sep 1926 Mrs George REEVES has been in attendance at the bedside of her nephew, Frank CHESBRO, in the Muskogee General Hospital 1 oct 1926 Mrs Oscar BUCKER entertained Monday afternoon with a party in honor of her daughter, Helen, whose fifth birthday it was. The six months old baby of Mr & Mrs L.W. HOUSE died at the family home in Morris last Saturday morning of heart failure. The funeral services were held in Morris Sunday afternoon. Mr & Mrs HOUSE only recently moved to Morris from Boynton. (the bay name was Thomas)

16 jul 1926 John BENTON and family have moved to Wewoka. John was a resident of Boynton some eight years and was City Marshal, Superintendent of Water Works, and Deputy Sheriff. 23 jul 1926 Mrs Wm. SWINK, of Henryetta, is visiting relatives here. 30 jul 1926 Mr SPARKS, who has been located in Okmulgee for the past twenty years, has taken over the Felts Barber shop and moved his family to this city. Mrs Delila ALLEN, Mr & Mrs John ALLEN and family, Mr & Mrs George ALLEN and son, Roy, drove to Prairie Grove, AR last Saturday to attend the funeral of Miss Nettie May WRITZ. Mr & Mrs WRITZ accompanied them home. A marriage of interest was that of Miss Katie COUCH, of Bristow, to Mr Phil BEATY, of Sallisaw, which occurred Sunday, July 17 6 aug 1926 Mrs M.B. LEASBURG received a message Tuesday stating that her brothers had been drowned while bathing in a river in Colorado and the body had been sent to his home in West Virginia for interment. Rev and Mrs McANALLY and daughter Marguerita, left Tuesday morning by motor to spend their vacation with their daughters, Mrs R.E. PENICK of Wichita Falls, and Mrs George LEE at Mexia, Texas. 13 aug 1926 J. Mack OYLER Jr born to Prof and Mrs J. Mack OYLER in Kiefer Sunday morning. Miss Martha WEAVER and Mr Joe HODGES, of this city, were united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr & Mrs Jas WEAVER in this city last Thursday evening. The groom is the son of Mr & Mrs J.V. HODGES, north of town. Boynton will be their home. 29 aug 1926 Adeline, aged three years and one month, daughter of Mr & Mrs F. NAIFEH, died last Friday night. Ther funeral services were held Sunday afternoon, after which the remains were taken to Okmulgee for interment. Collins F. GABLE, aged 23 years, a teacher in Boynton Schools several years ago, died of meningitis in a Muskogee hospital Tuesday morning.

25 jun 1926 cont Mr & Mrs Frank OBER attended the marriage of Mr Ober's son, Russell, at Independence, KS last week E.G. YORK, superintendent of the Boynton Gasoline Co plant five miles northeast of town, was severely burned about his face, neck, and arms Tuesday night, while loading a tank car of gasoline at the loading rack near Beland. It will be at least two weeks before he can resume his duties. 2 jul 1926 Little Miss Eloise ALLRED has returned home from a two week visit with her great grandmother, Mrs W.H. FALLOTE, in Wagoner. Her grandmother, Mrs J.H. RUTHERFORD, accompanied her home for a visit. Mr & Mrs Sam KHOURIE and family attended the wedding of Miss Nellie NAIFEH and Mr Elmer ZAMMER in Sapulpa today. 9 jun 1926 W.T. COLE died last Sunday morning in Dr TILLEY's hospital in Muskogee. He leaves a wife and a number of children. (June 25, 1926 article about having limb amputated) Lucius OWENS, colored, aged about sixteen years, was drowned while swimming in the big pond north of the shale pit at the Brick plant Monday. J.L. HENSON, who has been a resident of Boynton from its birth, moved to Okmulgee Monday, where he has engaged in business with his son, Roscoe. Word has been received here of the birth of a son to Mr & Mrs J.A. BLACKWOOD in Tulsa last week. Mr & Mrs BLACKWOOD were residents of Boynton for many years. births: a daughter to Mr & Mrs J. INGRAM, northeast of town, June 18 a daughter to Mr & Mrs J.W. HAGGARD, oc Council Hill, june 25 a daugher to Mr & Mrs Wm BROWN, northeast of town, June 27 a daughter to Mr & Mrs H.T. NEUMEYER, of Council Hill july 2 Dr J.P. SUTTON formerly of this city, now making his home in National Soldiers Home in California, has ordered the index sent to him. Mrs F.A. RIDLEY and little son, of Oklahoma City, are visiting her brother, J.L. GARRETT, and Mrs GARRETT in this city Mr & Mrs L.H. SMITH were called to Stewartsville, MO, Saturday morning by the death of Mr SMITH's mother, Mrs Victor SMITH. The funeral services were held Sunday

4 jun 1926 Mr & Mrs Roscoe HENSON and son, Lloyd, of Okmulgee, were the Sunday guest of J.L. HENSON. Mrs T.L. MILLER and daughter, Juanita, spent last weekend with her aunt Mrs MOUNTS, of Fort Gibson Chicken thieves invaded Boynton sometime Tuesday night and raided the hen house of C.L. COCHRAN and L.H. SMITH. They were very considerate of Mr COCHRAN, taking only half his flock. At Mr SMITH's they had no conscience; cleaned him out except one sittin hen. J.E. FOUST and family, who moved to California and then to Graham, Texas, returned to Boynton to make their home. 11 jun 1926 Edwin GAITHER, of Sioux City, IA, is spending his vacation with his parents, Mr & Mrs E.T. GAITHER births: May 4, a son to Mr & Mrs Jas CARPENTER, north of town May 19, a son to Mr & Mrs J.B. JACOBS at Pierce May 28, a daughter to Mr & Mrs Roy HUNTER, Council Hill may 28, a son to Mr & Mrs Jiles JONES, Boynton June 5, a son to Mr & Mrs Jesse MYERS, northwest of town June 8, a daughter to Mr & Mrs J.S. MYRE, northwest of town 18 june 1926 Mr & Mrs Ralph MOFFIT and children moved to Panhandle, Texas, this week where they will make their home, temporarily, we hope. Mr & Mrs L.S. FISHER and son, Silas, left Wednesday for an extended visit to Mr FISHER's mother, Mrs L.R. FISHER, at Redlands, California and will visit relatives at San Diego, Ocean Beach, Los Angeles, California, and a brother in Salem, Oregon. 25 jun 1926 Wydell, the ten year old daughter of Mr & Mrs E.G. SWYDEN, died at the family home in this city Tuesday morning, after seven weeks illness of typhoid. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon and interment in M.W.A. cemetery. Harrison GRIFFIN, who resides near this city, passed away last Tuesday at his home. He was born Feb 20, 1874, moving to Boynton in 1905 and in 1906, he married Miss Ella MATHEWS. In a few years they moved to Montana, while there Mrs GRIFFIN died and in 1922 he moved back to Boynton. He leaves to mourn seven children: Grace, Sina, Hope, Ruth, Glen, Arthur, and Harris, one sister and three brothers. Burial was in M.W.A. Cemetery A party Tuesday afternoon for the 13th birthday of Annabelle SUTTON

14 may 1926 Mrs Cornelia JOHNSON, of Baxter Springs, KS, spent last week with her son, Frank MURPHY, and mrs MURPHY north of town. 21 may 1926 A spring wedding of much interest was that of Miss Maude KIRKMAN, dau of Mr & Mrs George KIRKMAN of Paden, to Mr T.S. WOODS. The wedding occured in Okmulgee last Thursday evening. Mrs WOODS is a teacher in the Boynton High School John G. McCUTCHEON, aged 56 yrs, died ca twenty minutes after arriving at Dr TILLEY's hospital in Muskogee from a gun shot Tuesday afternoon. "Jack" as he was familiarly known, came to Boynton ten or twelve yrs ago and with his brother, James S., actively engaged in drilling contracting. Interment was in Greenhill Cemetery in Muskogee. (May 28, 1926 Kadosh Honor for Departed Boynton Man) Coming as a complete surprise to their many friends was the wedding of Charlotte BUTTLEGE, dau of Mr & Mrs Frank KLEIN, to Mr Carmi ALLRED, Saturday morning at the home of the groom's brother, Mr & Mrs C.E. ALLRED. Mrs Nell DURANT had as her house guest over the weekend her aunt, Mrs Elizabeth HOLMES of Keystone. Mrs O.R. HARTMAN will leave Friday for Butler, PA, where she will visit her mother. 28 may 1926 Mr & Mrs Lex BRAME and children, of Bay Springs, MS, arrived Thursday for a visit to Mr BRAMES's sister, Mrs G.M. MANAR and family C.C. WATSON, of St Joseph, MO, spent Thursday night and Friday with his cousin, L.H. SMITH and Mrs SMITH in this city Mrs Russell SUPPES and two sons, Ralph and La Waite, of Tulsa, were here for the high school commencement Wednesday of last week. They spent the remainder of the week with Mrs SUPPES parents, Mr & Mrs S. TAYLOR southwest of town. Miss Velma GRIFFIN and Mr Joe Ross MARTIN, of Council Hill, were united in marriage Tuesday evening in the home of Mr and Mrs H.G. BOLER in this city. The young couple will make their home in Council Hill.

oops, it should read we all need to watch for the copyright that they may have on them > we all to watch for the copyright > that is on them. You have to get permission before posting them Cheryl Travis

Though it is great to get info like this, we all to watch for the copyright that is on them. You have to get permission before posting them. You have to give credit to the place or people that you get them from, or you can get sued. Of course if you abstracted them yourself from the newspapers then you have the copyright Cheryl Travis

Thank you so much for the old Muskogee Newspaper articles - I've found a few of my ancestors in your information. I had several ancestors in the Muskogee and Boynton area in the early 1900's. Leda

30 Apr 1926 cont Mrs C.C. CROOCH was called to Junction City, KS last Monday night by the death of her father, Mr Louis HAUSERMAN. Mr Houserman died last Monday at the home of his son in Kansas City. Interment was made from the family home in Junction City last Thursday, April 22. 7 may 1926 Mr & Mrs Roscoe LITE and baby, Billie Joe, left Tuesday morning for their home in Paris, AR, after being the weekend guest of Mrs LITE's sister, Mrs Dail FREETLY, and Mr FREETLY Mr & Mrs D.L. WADLEY Jr and dau, of Muskogee, visited Mrs Wadley's mother, Mrs Frank KLEIN and family, Sunday The left foot of Mrs J.A. POORMAN, who has been in a Muskogee hospital for the past two weeks, was amputated three inches above the ankle Wednesday. She was reported resting easy Thursday.

abstracts from Boynton News, Muskogee Co, OK 19 mar 1926 Miss Katherine THOMPSON, dau of Dr. M.K. THOMPSON of Muskogee, was united in marriage to John D. RUTHERFORD in Sapulpa last Sunday Mrs L.L. ADAIR was born in Okla and died Saturday afternoon, age 51 years. She is survived by her husband, T.W. ADAIR and six children: Mrs Claude BETHEL, Misses Gladys, Jessie, and Cornelia ADAIR of Boynton, Mrs Joe KNOWLES of Sallisaw, and a son , J.C. ADAIR of Tulsa. A father, A.G. WELCH and two brothers Robert and Joe WELCH of Sallisaw. Burial in Sallisaw Cemetery. births: A dau to Mr and Mrs E.B. BOLLINGER west of town Feb 22 a son to Mr & Mrs C.H. HOWELL west of town Feb 25 a son to Mr & Mrs Lummie REESE north of town Mar 7 a son to Mr & Mrs L.C. JOHNSON northeast of town Mar 8 a son to Mr & Mrs L.W. HOUSE in this city last Friday and a son to Mr & Mrs Bert WILLIAMS last Friday. Mrs Bessie LORREY of Checotah, visited her parents, Mr and Mrs W.W. WEST, Sunday F.W. PRATT and family are moving to Okmulgee this week, being transferred by Pure Oil Co 26 mar 1926 In pretty compliment to her dau, Miss Evelyn, whose birthday it was Mrs F.F. HARRIS entertained a large number of her friends at her home Saturday evening. Mr & Mrs F.R. HYER moved to Okmulgee Wednesday to make their future home. They have lived in Boynton and vicinity for around ten years. 2 apr 1926 Joe ROBERTS, of Maysville, MO, and Charlie KEMP, of Stewartsville, MO dodged into Boynton Monday morning to say "Howdy-do-Good-bye". Joe is a native Oklahoman, having been born at Hartshorne 29 years ago and spent his early boyhood at McAlester and Muskogee. 9 apr 1926 Miss Chessie BECK and Mr O.A. HAGGARD, of Council Hill, were united in marriage Monday night by Rev G.H. McANALLY at the Methodist parsonage. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs H. CARNET. 16 apr 1926 Last Fri was the birthday of Mrs Frank OBER and Mrs C.O. DAVIS 23 apr 1926 As a pretty compliment to her son, Irvin, whose birthday it was, Mrs Mae W. HYND entertained with a splended 6 oclock dinner Monday evening. Mr & Mrs W.J. YOUNG had as their guest Sunday Mr YOUNG"s father and mother, Mr & Mrs Frank YOUNG, of Bald Hill, and Orville NELSON of Madison, KS. The tragic death of Horace HINTON last Thursday was received with great sorrow by many friends of Horace in Boynton. He was instantly killed in a Midland Valley motor car collision near Barnsdall. He was surveying for M.V. and was riding the little car when it met another headon on a curve. Horace made his home here for several years. He was a brother to Mrs R.C. KOBEL births: a daughter to Mr & Mrs Maurice CLOUD in Council Hill, March 28 a son to Mr & Mrs Jesse HOLLAND at Pierce, March 31 a dau to Mr & Mrs J.E. COOK northwest of town, Apr 6 a son to Mr & Mrs O.T. JACKSON south of Council Hill, Apr 9 a dau to Mr & Mrs H.L. BENTON in this city Apr 15 Mrs Alva COX of Wilson, is the house guest of Mrs Clark EPPERSON. Mrs Cox was Esther SETTLE. The many Boynton friends of Herbert WINELAND, nephew of Mr H.L. WINELAND, will learn with sorrow of his death which occured at his home in Stola, IL, last Thursday Pat PATTERSON, formerly of Boynton, now residing in Okemah, visited friends here Sunday 30 Apr 1926 Norman POE, of Klamath Falls, OR, arrived last Friday for a visit to his mother, Mrs R.H. WILBOURN, and family

I'm sorry.........why are my personal emails ending up on the board.........I was answering a question for someone who emailed me...........

I transcribed it from microfilm..............cant remember the film #, but eventually will find it written on one of the pages and will let you know. Sandy McKim

Bakersfield Californian Jan. 17, 2003 Rosetta LaFerne Johnson She was born Aug. 30, 1930 in Langston, Ok. She passed away Jan. 9, 2003 in Bakersfield,Ca.

Did I send you the ones I have done........as an attachment? I have them on a floppy and can send them if you like.........you can add on as I send sandy

yes, you sent them as an attatchment. Send them however you want to. Say, did you abstract this stuff yourself? Is it from microfilm or what? I need to give credit or source whenever possible. Thanks! Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: <SMM1033@aol.com> To: <OKMUSKOG-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 8:25 PM Subject: Re: [OKMUSKOG] extracts from Muskogee Weekly Phoenix Did I send you the ones I have done........as an attachment? I have them on a floppy and can send them if you like.........you can add on as I send sandy ==== OKMUSKOG Mailing List ==== If you wish to unsubscribe from the Muskogee Co., OK list, send only the word UNSUBSCRIBE to OKMUSKOG-l-request@rootsweb.com or if you are on the digest list to OKMUSKOG-d-request@rootsweb.com Oklahoma Cemeteries Volunteer Website http://www.rootsweb.com/~okcemete/okcem.htm ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237