Hello, Can any one tell me where IM may start a search for a Newspaper obit and cemetery where my Gr, Gr,Great grandmother may be buried at. Here is what it said on her death Cert: Sarah Catherine Mckee Died July 21, 1914 in Okmulgee County. Next to place of death it reads... Near no 5 Mine Oklahoma coal Co. Near Dewar Okla. Does any one no anything about this Coal Mine? I have wrote to Okmulgee County Genealogy Society. They looked in there Cemetery book for her and found nothing. Thank you for any help. Shannon Sawyer "The best kind of friend is the kind you can sit on a porch swing with, never say a word, and then walk away feeling like it was the best conversation you've ever had."

I have really enjoyed seeing activity on the Okmulgee County list. I grew up in Okmulgee, and my grandparents were in Henryetta and Schulter. Unfortunately, I do not have information about any of the names listed so far. I did recognize the name Greenhaw from Okmulgee, and I was trying to find information about the Henryetta Library to pass along, and found the name Radebaugh on that page: http://ocevnet.org/henlib/events.html While I no longer live there, and probably cannot answer many questions about people from there, I can tell you that the Henryetta Library has a cemetery index for the Henryetta Cemetery. They also have a couple of books about Henryetta's history as well as the newspapers on microfilm. The Okmulgee library has the Okmulgee newspaper on microfilm. Both newspapers have some news about the surrounding communities which are all very small, ie, Schulter, Coalton, Wilson, Dewar, etc. My family names are Ellis in Schulter, Krafft in Henryetta, and Tedlock and Tourtillott in the Coalton, Kincade, Pleasant Valley, Schulter area. Donna http://geneasearch.com http://surnamesite.com

My ggrandparents were Charles Greenhaw and Sarah Tennison Greenhaw - they moved to Okmulgee from Mt. Judea, Arkansas around 1901 - Charles had the Greenhaw grocery store in Okmulgee - he died in Okmulgee 8-15-1931 and she died 10-25-1937. They are both buried in Okmulgee - some of their children were Noah Greenhaw, Willie Oliver Greenhaw, Berry Greenhaw, Nina Greenhaw Rothhammer, Grace Greenhaw Schad, Myrtle Greenhaw Cook, Leroy Greenhaw. Linda Arsenault Lake Wales, FL

Hi, LaRae! Good luck with the list! Here's what I'm looking for: I am looking for the newspaper article or articles concerning my husband's great-grandfather's murder in approx 1917 or 1918, near Haskell, OK. Supposedly, Jesse Logan Jobe was murdered by a young man he had taken into his home a few years earlier. His body was thrown into the river. And again, supposedly, the young man was sentenced to prison in McCalester Penitentiary. My husband has the pocket watch his great-grandfather had in his pocket at the time of his murder, and along with a photo, I'd like to put the newspaper article in a shadow box or somesuch. Any help much appreciated! Patti Jobe rpwm82@rectec.net "The best antique is an old friend!" People will not look forward to posterity, who never look backward to their ancestors." Edmund Burke (1729-97), Irish philosopher, statesman. "If we stand tall it is because we stand on the shoulders of many ancestors." Yoruba Proverb Researching Anderson, ANHOLT, Annable, Barnhard, Bliss, BOWERMAN, Brewster, Cunningham, Cutler, Dale, Denison, Hopkins, Hoskins, Hough, House/Howes, Jobe, Kellogg, Kelsey, Lothrop/Lathrop, Madden, Mastin, Mott, Oldham, Scribner, Scudder, Slagle, Smyth, Spencer, Tracy, Waterman, Wetherall > Hello, > > I'd like to introduce myself to you. My name is LaRae Halsey Brooks, and I > am the new Okmulgee County mailing list manager. I'll also be doing the > GenWeb page for the county, as well as maintaining the seven different > GenConnect message boards. > > The Okmulgee County mailing list currently has 91 subscribers: 71 in regular > mail mode, and 20 in digest. Great numbers! I think it would be a good idea > to start off with a modified Roll Call. Please share with us all your > Okmulgee families. My mother was born and raised in Beggs, so I will post my > Sullivan/Shipley families. With your permission, I will put your posts on a > special page on the county webpage... who knows, you might find long lost > cousins! > > When posting, please include the basics....WHO (complete name), WHAT (are you > seeking?), WHEN (did these folks live?), WHERE (did these folks live?) and > HOW (can we reach you?). These are great 'memory joggers', and I put them > into the rotation of taglines that will (hopefully) appear at the end of > every post made to the mailing list. > > The Okmulgee County GenWeb page is very nicely designed, so I will not be > changing the format, but will instead be asking you all to help add valuable > resource material to the page by contributing anything you may have -- or > have access to -- that pertains to early residents of the county. I would > like to start a section for Okmulgee Family Genealogies, so those of you who > wish to place your family information on the webpage, may do so. You can > also add favorite old photographs with the material, if you'd like. Even if > you have a personal genpage, this will be a way to highlight those in your > family who lived in Okmulgee County. > > Links to the Genconnect Boards will be placed on the page by this evening. > The Queries page has 285 messages (terrific!), and I reset the board to > display all the posts, rather than just the ones from the last few months. > If loading time on this page becomes a problem for any of you, please just > let me know and I'll cut back some on the number displayed. > > Other boards you will now be able to access in addition to the current > Queries board will be for Bible Records, Biographies, Deeds, Obituaries, > Pensions, and Wills. Since there are no messages posted to any of the newer > boards, I invite you all to help put these boards to good use! > > Thank you all in advance for helping to provide valuable research material > for all of us who are looking for our Okmulgee County kin! I hope you will > check back on the webpage in the coming weeks to see the many new additions > planned, and I look forward to getting to know each of you as we work > together on these projects. > > Kind regards, > LaRae > > TimeTrvlrO@aol.com > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~tmetrvlr/index.html > Okmulgee listmgr > http://www.rootsweb.com/~okokmulg/okmulgee.htm

Welcome, LaRae! I am delighted that you have adopted the Okmulgee Genweb site. It's been looking for a good parent since before I began checking it a year or so ago. My interests in Okmulgee Co. are around the turn of the century. My father was a MOREY, technically born in 1910 across the now county line in McIntosh Co, but he was orphaned and then adopted in 1914 by an immigrant couple, she a Scotswoman, Christina MOUNT MORTIMER LEWIS who emigrated around 1904 to the Henryetta/Schulter area, he an Alsace-Loraine German, Andy HOFFMAN who must have come to Coalton for the coal mining before 1910, since that's when he and Christina married. Her daughter, Katie MORTIMER LEWIS married Proctor NOBLE in 1914 and lived in the same area before moving to Okmulgee and working at the Ball glass plant. I'm interested in the coal mining in the Schulter area, the Bacone Indian school since my father attended there one year and well, lots more. I'll be visiting Okmulgee mid-April to do some hands on research. Lots of relatives are buried at both the Henryetta Cemetery and the Okmulgee Cemetery. My big mystery is my father's birth mother's death. She was Lucy PELL RICH NALL MOREY, and she supposedly died from a fall from a window (I've heard various versions of the cause of that fall) on May 3, 1914. The state of OK has no death certificate for her. I'm hoping to find a newspaper account of the death. STANLEY is my husband's mother's family. His grandmother Jessie STANLEY and grandfather Arthur Owens STANLEY met in a cotton patch in McIntosh Co. just after the turn of the century. She'd come there with her WILLIAMS family from Arkansas. He'd come up from east Texas. In 1911 they lived in Nerotown and then in Dewar, Okmulgee Co. before moving to Okmulgee to 909 S. Sioux Street. I remember visiting her there in the 1960's. She died in 1971. If anyone has any connection to any of this, please let me know. Maybe we can make a connection. I've had some miraculous breaks thanks to the Internet. If I come across anything I think the website could use, I'll let you know, LaRae. Again, a big thanks for taking the helm. Ginger Goodell >

My father, Harold Ray MCKEEN, was born in Henryetta, Okmulgee County, in 1922. His father was Arthur Elbert MCKEEN and Celia SULLENGER. Arthur Elbert's parents were James Thomas MCKEEN and Martha Thomas (her actual middle name) ROBINSON. Martha Thomas died at Henryetta in February, 1929. This family also lived in Haskell and Pontotoc Counties and in Bell County Texas. Any information would be appreciated.

Hello, I'd like to thank all of you who've joined in on the Roll Call! I hope more will post your Okmulgee families, so that we will eventually have a searchable database on the county page that will include all of our family names and information. Unless someone contacts me privately with an objection, I'll begin the surname page today with the first Roll Call messages...thanks so much! Also, I will be forwarding all messages posted to the Okmulgee County GenConnect boards on to the mailing list. The reason this is suggested by others is that posters to these boards are not necessarily subscribers to the list, since the URLs are widely circulated and draw from a wider circle of researchers looking for Okmulgee County families. I hope you will visit the boards, use them to post your family information to the various subjects, and check through the almost 300 messages on the Queries board. A new post has been made to the Okmulgee County Queries board. To respond to this message, or to post one of your own, please visit the page set up for the Okmulgee County GenConnect boards.... http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/OK/Okmulgee/ Thanks, LaRae ========================================== New Okmulgee CO. OK Query Forum Post --- A new message, "Frew Family in Henryetta/Dewar," was posted by Kellye Frew on Wed, 22 Mar 2000 --- Surname: FREW --- NAME: Kellye Frew EMAIL: KCFrew@aol.com DATE: Mar 22 2000 --- QRYTEXT: Looking for information on Alexander & Elizabeth Frew. Alexander died in 1920's in Dewar/Henryetta (Okmulgee Co.) area. Nine children: Alex Jr, Pete, James, Janet, Jane, Burt, George, Agnes, Lizzie. Contact KCFrew@aol.com. =========================

Hello, My name is Rebecca. I live on the coast of Texas, and have since the early to mid 1950's when my parents moved us from Okmulgee due to a job change of my dad's. I remember some fun times there as a little girl attending school and picking up scraps of glass at the old glass factory. ( Wish I still had some of those scraps ). I remember going to church with my "Granny", playing in the park, and sitting on the long screened in front porch in a rocking chair. I remember my mother taking care of Mamie MONTAGUE. Dr. MONTAGUE'S mother in our home. Mother was a nurse at the time. I have often wondered what happened to Dr. MONTAGUE. He was a very good man and his mother was a very special "Nanny" to me. If anyone knows , would you please contact me ? I remember watching tv for the first time in Okmulgee, and standing by the tv because it said "Please Stand By". I've many good thoughts of Okmulgee. My family ties there are: George Sigal DAVIS m: America Stella STOUT their daughter: Della Jane DAVIS m: Charlie George HOWARD their children: 1.Charles HOWARD moved to Pasadena, Tx. ( passed away last year ) 2.Dwight HOWARD moved to Tulsa, Ok. & still lives there 3.Helen HOWARD married Charlie SHARP. Aunt Helen & Uncle Charlie never moved from Okmulgee. Uncle Charlie passed away a few years ago. Aunt Helen still lives in Okmulgee. 4.Della 'Mildred" HOWARD married Leo TATE (these were my parents ). Mother was born in Okmulgee 1916 and died in 1990 in Lake Jackson, Tx. Dad was born in Parsons, Ks. in 1918 & died in Lake Jackson, Tx. in 1978. While my sister, twin brother & I were born in Tulsa, my older brother was also born in Okmulgee in 1941. My sister & I visited Okmulgee a few years back, and I still had that same feeling. Lot's of friendly people with a down home welcome. If there is any connection to the above, I'd love to hear from you !!! Thanks for listening... Rebecca AmericaFaye@webtv.net Please Visit my web page at http://community.webtv.net/AmericafayeII/Reflections0 A Great Search Site ! http://www.alltheweb.com/">FAST Search:

Hello Okmulgee: My Goins family migrated from NC to OK, and eventually ended up in Okmulgee. Circa 1898. My Southwick family migrated from NY to MI to Iowa to KS to OK. They also ended up in Okmulgee. Circa 1895 to 1898. Amos Goins married Hazel Southwick and had one child, Elmo Goins. Hazel Southwick's brother Oliver married Glenna Snyder. I have no idea who her parents are, who her siblings are. But they were in Okmulgee. My Brower family migrated from NY to Iowa to KS to OK. They moved from Kingfisher Co. to Okmulgee Co. Circa 1890's. Elmo Goins married Elsie Brower and had three children. I would like to connect with any cousins of my elusive family. Connie

Hello LaRae Welcome!! I have been all over the web looking for My relatives and the info is very limited for Okmulgee. I know this is going to be a great web site. My ancestors are Lucinda and Albert Jones/Eljah & Clara Griffin. Albert Jones founded the AME Jones Chapel in the OkmulgeeSharps area. Would like some info if poss. Dale ---------- > From: TimeTrvlrO@aol.com > To: OKOKMULG-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [OKOKMULG] Okmulgee list, page, & boards > Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 10:10 AM > > Hello, > > I'd like to introduce myself to you. My name is LaRae Halsey Brooks, and I > am the new Okmulgee County mailing list manager. I'll also be doing the > GenWeb page for the county, as well as maintaining the seven different > GenConnect message boards. > > The Okmulgee County mailing list currently has 91 subscribers: 71 in regular > mail mode, and 20 in digest. Great numbers! I think it would be a good idea > to start off with a modified Roll Call. Please share with us all your > Okmulgee families. My mother was born and raised in Beggs, so I will post my > Sullivan/Shipley families. With your permission, I will put your posts on a > special page on the county webpage... who knows, you might find long lost > cousins! > > When posting, please include the basics....WHO (complete name), WHAT (are you > seeking?), WHEN (did these folks live?), WHERE (did these folks live?) and > HOW (can we reach you?). These are great 'memory joggers', and I put them > into the rotation of taglines that will (hopefully) appear at the end of > every post made to the mailing list. > > The Okmulgee County GenWeb page is very nicely designed, so I will not be > changing the format, but will instead be asking you all to help add valuable > resource material to the page by contributing anything you may have -- or > have access to -- that pertains to early residents of the county. I would > like to start a section for Okmulgee Family Genealogies, so those of you who > wish to place your family information on the webpage, may do so. You can > also add favorite old photographs with the material, if you'd like. Even if > you have a personal genpage, this will be a way to highlight those in your > family who lived in Okmulgee County. > > Links to the Genconnect Boards will be placed on the page by this evening. > The Queries page has 285 messages (terrific!), and I reset the board to > display all the posts, rather than just the ones from the last few months. > If loading time on this page becomes a problem for any of you, please just > let me know and I'll cut back some on the number displayed. > > Other boards you will now be able to access in addition to the current > Queries board will be for Bible Records, Biographies, Deeds, Obituaries, > Pensions, and Wills. Since there are no messages posted to any of the newer > boards, I invite you all to help put these boards to good use! > > Thank you all in advance for helping to provide valuable research material > for all of us who are looking for our Okmulgee County kin! I hope you will > check back on the webpage in the coming weeks to see the many new additions > planned, and I look forward to getting to know each of you as we work > together on these projects. > > Kind regards, > LaRae > > TimeTrvlrO@aol.com > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~tmetrvlr/index.html > Okmulgee listmgr > http://www.rootsweb.com/~okokmulg/okmulgee.htm > > >

Hello LaRae, I wont to welcome you to the Okmulgee list.The families I'am looking for are.Sheltons,Gardner, & Moores .Lived inthe Bristow, Henryetta,Beggs, area in the 1830s untill 1900 Thank You Dovie ----- Original Message ----- From: <TimeTrvlrO@aol.com> To: <OKOKMULG-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 10:10 AM Subject: [OKOKMULG] Okmulgee list, page, & boards > Hello, > > I'd like to introduce myself to you. My name is LaRae Halsey Brooks, and I > am the new Okmulgee County mailing list manager. I'll also be doing the > GenWeb page for the county, as well as maintaining the seven different > GenConnect message boards. > > The Okmulgee County mailing list currently has 91 subscribers: 71 in regular > mail mode, and 20 in digest. Great numbers! I think it would be a good idea > to start off with a modified Roll Call. Please share with us all your > Okmulgee families. My mother was born and raised in Beggs, so I will post my > Sullivan/Shipley families. With your permission, I will put your posts on a > special page on the county webpage... who knows, you might find long lost > cousins! > > When posting, please include the basics....WHO (complete name), WHAT (are you > seeking?), WHEN (did these folks live?), WHERE (did these folks live?) and > HOW (can we reach you?). These are great 'memory joggers', and I put them > into the rotation of taglines that will (hopefully) appear at the end of > every post made to the mailing list. > > The Okmulgee County GenWeb page is very nicely designed, so I will not be > changing the format, but will instead be asking you all to help add valuable > resource material to the page by contributing anything you may have -- or > have access to -- that pertains to early residents of the county. I would > like to start a section for Okmulgee Family Genealogies, so those of you who > wish to place your family information on the webpage, may do so. You can > also add favorite old photographs with the material, if you'd like. Even if > you have a personal genpage, this will be a way to highlight those in your > family who lived in Okmulgee County. > > Links to the Genconnect Boards will be placed on the page by this evening. > The Queries page has 285 messages (terrific!), and I reset the board to > display all the posts, rather than just the ones from the last few months. > If loading time on this page becomes a problem for any of you, please just > let me know and I'll cut back some on the number displayed. > > Other boards you will now be able to access in addition to the current > Queries board will be for Bible Records, Biographies, Deeds, Obituaries, > Pensions, and Wills. Since there are no messages posted to any of the newer > boards, I invite you all to help put these boards to good use! > > Thank you all in advance for helping to provide valuable research material > for all of us who are looking for our Okmulgee County kin! I hope you will > check back on the webpage in the coming weeks to see the many new additions > planned, and I look forward to getting to know each of you as we work > together on these projects. > > Kind regards, > LaRae > > TimeTrvlrO@aol.com > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~tmetrvlr/index.html > Okmulgee listmgr > http://www.rootsweb.com/~okokmulg/okmulgee.htm > >

My surnames are OWEN/OWENS, CARLISLE, & ATKINSON HBCRAFTERS@aol.com wrote: > Hi all -- > > I am looking for my ancestors with the surname RADEBAUGH (aka > Radabaugh/Rodebough,Rodebaugh), who died in Okmulgee County in 1917 and 1929. > Valinda Radebaugh died in 1917 and George W. died in 1929. I have no month or > date for them, so would sure like to find them in a cemetery there!! The > Radebaughs moved from IA to OK sometime after 1900. They moved with their > children to OK as older people. ANY help would be greatly appreciated!! > > Best of luck to all!! > Tracy in WA Hbcrafters@aol.com

BUCHER (BUTCHER) CAMPBELL HOLMES Descendants of Campbell 1 Campbell . +Liza Holmes d: Abt 1942 in Buried at Henryetta,OK., Okmulgee Co., OK .... 2 Mary Katherine Campbell b: March 15, 1885, Huntsville, Alabama, Madison, Co. d: November 11, 1971, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ....... +Robert Carol Bucher b: May 12, 1866, Athins, Texas, Henderson Co. Texas m: Abt 1904 in Corsicana, Texas, Navarro Co. Texas d: December 31, 1953 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma .... 2 Savannah Campbell b: Bef 1885 .... 2 Frank Campbell b: Bef 1885 .... 2 Will Campbell b: Bef 1885 .... 2 Tom Campbell b: Bef 1885 .... 2 Charles Campbell .... 2 Add Campbell b: Aft 1885 .... 2 Arrie Campbell b: Aft 1885 .... 2 John Campbell b: Aft 1885 Descendants of Mary Katherine Campbell 1 Mary Katherine Campbell b: March 15, 1885, Huntsville, Alabama, Madison, Co. d: November 11, 1971, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma . +Robert Carol Bucher b: May 12, 1866, Athins, Texas, Henderson Co. Texas m: Abt 1904 in Corsicana, Texas, Navarro Co. Texas d: December 31, 1953, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ........... 2 Lilly G. Butcher b: July 10, 1905 ........... 2 William David Butcher b: 1906 ........... 2 Maggie B. Butcher (living) ........... 2 Ola Liza. Butcher (living) ........... 2 John Russell Butcher b: 1914 ........... 2 Rosa Ella. Butcher (living) ........... 2 Bonnie Edith. Butcher b: 1918 ........... 2 Ida Lucille Bucher (living) ........... 2 Ethel May Butcher (living) The BUTCHER (Bucher) family lived in near Henryetta, OK from about 1918 into the early 1920s.

Hello LaRae, Welcome to the list. I am researching KYEES and STANLEY from Wilson, Okmulgee Co. Thank you Kathy Irwin Odessa, Texas condor@texasonline.net

Hi folks! My great grandparents James Edward Sloan and Amelia Bacquet were married in Coalton, Okmulgee Co. on 12 Sept. 1923. James Edward working in the coal mines as did his father-in-law. They had 4 children. James Edward b. 29 Jun 1924 d. 24 Oct 1924. Coalton, OK Thelma Marie b. 22 Sep 1925 Coalton, OK d. 11 Nov 1979 Craig, CO Frances Rebecca b. 27 Sep 1927 Coalton, OK d. 7 May 1991 Sheridan, WY Martha b. 26 Jul 1934 Krebs, Pittsburg Co., OK d. 9 May 1982 Sheridan, WY They moved to CO between Martha's birth and James Edward's death on 14 Sep 1936 in Hayden, CO. Amelia was born 29 Aug 1908 in Kansas. She was the youngest of 3 daughters born to Marc Bacquet and Anaise Marie Bovart. Marc and Anaise immigrated to the US from France in 1900. Amelia's elder sisters were Martha, whom married Charles Troussel, and Erma, whom married Herbert Richards. Marc was born 21 Aug 1868 in Bully Grenay, France and died 26 Nov 1924 in Okmulgee Co. Anaise was born 13 Apr 1874 in Billy Montigny, France and died 21 May 1921 in Okmulgee Co. James Edward Sloan was 16 Feb 1900 in IT (now Pittsburg Co., OK). His parents were James H Sloan and Rebecca Gilreath whom were married in Ft Smith, AR on 24 Feb 1887. Census records show James as being born abt 1855 in Iowa and Rebecca Gilreath was born abt 1869 in TN to Harvey Gilreath and Sarah Parks (formerly of GA nd TN respectively). Rebecca and her living siblings (whom all lived in Pittsburg Co.) applied for the Guion Miller Roll through their paternal grandmother Rebecca Duncan, daughter of Jonathan Duncan and Sarah Shinn of NC. They were denied but protested and were given a hearing but failed to appear due to not receiving the notice. I would like to discover more about my SLOAN and BACQUET lines including the burial location for Marc Bacquet and Anaise Bovart Bacquet in Okmulgee Co.. thanks! Francesca Harris francesca@david-and-francesca.com

Good-day! Welcome to our new list manager LaRae! Sounds like you have all sorts of wonderful plans! If I can help in any way, let me know. My Okmulgee County surnames are: PICKERING-HEWITT-LIDDELL-KESSINGER. Thanks! wendy

Hello. Im looking for the family of: Sarah Katherine McKee with her son John His Children, Robert, Katie.. They where in Okla after 1910... You can see more of my Mckee Line on my web page.. <A HREF="http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/a/w/Shannon-K-Sawyer-Ca/index.htm l">Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: My McKee Line</A> http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/a/w/Shannon-K-Sawyer-Ca/index.html

Hi...List, My name is Sharon and I live in Okla. City. My husbands gr-gr grandfather, Richard Middleton moved his family to the Henryetta area around the turn of the century, from Searcy Co.,Ark. He was born 1844 in Wayne Co., Tn. to Thomas Middleton, b. 1813, Tn. & Nancy Tilly, b. 1816, Ky. He(Richard) died about 1907 and is buried in the Henryetta Cemetary. His wife was Mary Jane Martin. His military/enlisted Nov. 19, 1861, Carrollton, Ark. Confed. 16th Ark. Infantry as a Private. Richard and Marys children: James Thomas, 1867-1916(m. Martha Humphries) William Henry, 1869-(M. Annie E. Bailey) John A.,1871 Nancy M., 1873 Matthew, 1876 Samuel Wayne, 1878-1931(M. Julia Ann Morgan, 1884-1951/ m. 1903) (parents: John Morgan & Georgia A. Swaim) Jane, 1878-1879 Andrew, 1881 George Daniel, 1886(m. Flora Dillovou) (Parents: William Dillovou & Addie Newton) Was told that some of this family was buried in the Salem Cem., but was unable to find Middleton graves when we visited last summer. Was also told that there is a Middleton Reunion held yearly in Henryetta, but unable to find out when or where. Would love to attend if someone knows details. Thanks, Sharon Middleton,Okc.

Hello, my name is Jack Childers. I live in Oklahoma City but my family comes from the Okmulgee, Beggs, Okemah, Okfuskee, Sunrise Community, Henryetta, and meandering in and out of all of those places at various dates and times. My main surname is Childers, of which there are a few still living in Okmulgee, Schulter and Henryetta. I have a lot of relatives buried at the Okfuskee County Cemetery, a few at Okmulgee Cemetery. Jack Childers in OKC I have spent 41 years tracing the descendants of Alford Maloy Childers and Lucinda Elvira Osburne Childers. I probably have over 20,000 of them in my data bank, along with pictures for most of them.

Hi all -- I am looking for my ancestors with the surname RADEBAUGH (aka Radabaugh/Rodebough,Rodebaugh), who died in Okmulgee County in 1917 and 1929. Valinda Radebaugh died in 1917 and George W. died in 1929. I have no month or date for them, so would sure like to find them in a cemetery there!! The Radebaughs moved from IA to OK sometime after 1900. They moved with their children to OK as older people. ANY help would be greatly appreciated!! Best of luck to all!! Tracy in WA Hbcrafters@aol.com