The newspapers of Haskell County are now available in book form if anyone is interested. I don't have mine yet, but its on order. I have seen them though, and there is some wonderful information in them. I don't know much about them, but I do know that there are over 100 pages in each book, and they have Birth, Marriage, and Death notices, also the court news, and some other interesting things. If you are interested just email Debbie, the person that has made them available for any and all of us. [email protected] Swingn " F " Cattle Co. Tim Ford -- Owner www.geocities.com/bigrancher_2000 [email protected]

Hi! I am looking for Frank B. Flora's families. Frank was born in 1869. I don't know where he was born at and who his families are. I would like to know if he has any siblings and what their names are. I also would like to know who his parents are. Frank married Belle. I don't know Belle's maiden last name. They have 6 children. Their names are: Hazel, Ona, Mary Alice, Chester David, and the twins Pearl and Sydney. Chester, Ona, and Sydney are deceased. Anyone know anything about Frank and Belle....please let me know. Thank you! Sincerely, Jeanne

Vickie, I don't find that there ever was an obit listed in the Tulsa World newspaper for Mr. Anglin. (www.tulsaworld.com) But I did find two mentions of his passing under the notices of death. Perhaps in the local Pryor newspaper he had an obit submitted by family members? In the 12/3/1999 Tulsa World (OK) newspaper under Out of Area Death notices, under the city of Pryor: Pryor -- Shannon Francis Anglin, 86, retired automobile dealership service manager, died Thursday. Services pending. Jim Green. And on 12/6/1999 it was listed again under Out of Area Deaths: Pryor -- Shannon Francis Anglin, 86, retired automobile dealership service manager, died Thursday. Services 2 p.m. Thursday, Church of Christ, Lamar. Jim Green. Hope this helps, Norton @ [email protected] <From: "Vickie Taylor" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: [OKROOTS] Tulsa Obit Lookup Please Hi List, I need a look up in the Tulsa Newspaper for the obit of Shannon Francis ANGLIN, address Inola Nursing Home, but died in St. Francis Hospital, Tulsa Dec 2, 1999. His funeral was Dec 7, 1999. Can anyone help please? Vickie Neill Taylor [email protected]>

Hello, I am searching for information on my ancestors: WIlliam Irvine or Ervin LANIER and Margaret SNIPES. Their CHildren were: Mary Catherine "Kate"LANIER, who married Wm. Franklin or Francis HALL Martha "Mattie" LANIER who married a MANLEY in Laud. or Colbert Co. AL Parthenia LANIER who married a Cpt. SMITH Amanda Almeda LANIER who married George W. LOVELACE in Lauderdale Co. AL. (my gggrandparents) There were also at least two sons who died very early. Their names were William and Preston LANIER. If you have any information about this family, please contact me at: [email protected] This is my Brick Wall! Thank you very much, Nancy Lovelace Gooch Atlanta, GA

Hi everyone, I have just updated the Kern County, CA section of the Out of State Okies Page by adding the following obit: Annie Belle BROWN, 94, died in Bakersfield, CA, native of Cobb Township, OK. You can visit the main Out of State Okies page here: http://www.rootsweb.com/~okbits/native.html Analee Watts, IBSSG Delano, CA, USA Listowner of SLEEP-L at Rootsweb communities..aka "Enter Sandwoman" ;) The Watts & Rodriguez Family Home Page http://www3.cybercities.com/w/wattsgen/index.html The Watts & Rodriguez Family Home Page Lookup Library at: http://www3.cybercities.com/w/wattsgen/lookup.html (57 people served to date, and counting !) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Vickie, Go to this site: http://www.ok-history.mus.ok.us/tablhtml.html Find a newspaper on microfilm for your area date, then go to your local library and request and inter library loan for the item. If available, it should be sent to your local library for you to view yourself and copy the obituary that you find. Good Luck, Barb ---------- > From: Vickie Taylor <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [OKROOTS] Tulsa Obit Lookup Please > Date: Tuesday, February 29, 2000 5:58 AM > > Hi List, > I need a look up in the Tulsa Newspaper for the obit of Shannon Francis ANGLIN, address Inola Nursing Home, but died in St. Francis Hospital, Tulsa Dec 2, 1999. His funeral was Dec 7, 1999. > Can anyone help please? > > Vickie Neill Taylor > [email protected] > > Cemeteries of Oklahoma > http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgenweb/cemetery/cemetery.htm > >

Hi List, I need a look up in the Tulsa Newspaper for the obit of Shannon Francis ANGLIN, address Inola Nursing Home, but died in St. Francis Hospital, Tulsa Dec 2, 1999. His funeral was Dec 7, 1999. Can anyone help please? Vickie Neill Taylor [email protected] Cemeteries of Oklahoma http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgenweb/cemetery/cemetery.htm

Hi Korene - A personal note of mine sent to a single individual (who, I assume, shared my message with others) was edited and appended to another earlier message. Thank you - Mark At 09:24 PM 2/27/00 -0700, K.Clopine-Seaman wrote: >Mark, I am sorry if I miss-read your email. On the email that was >sent to >me was the following statements. "To >summarize: KindredKonnections has >attempted to make money off of the hard work of volunteers on the >Internet. >They have use misleading spam to promote themselves. They have lied >directly to me. > >I now tell anyone who discusses KindredKonnections in a public >forum that they are "bad news" and should be avoided like the >plague. Please feel free to forward this message as you see >appropriate. > >Cheers - Mark Howells" . > > The last statement seemed to give unlimited permission. Was > this not >you? Or Did someone mess with your message? > > Korene <snip> -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [email protected]

I can not say if it is true or not, but discussions of the subject on some other lists have been very disruptive. Many people had opinions, others had questions, and others asked that the discussion be stopped or taken elsewhere. George At 10:03 PM 02/26/2000 -0700, K.Clopine-Seaman wrote: >Does anyone know how personal knowledge if this is true or not? >I sure would not want to get mixed up with some scam and my GEDCOM > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Mark Howells >> Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 6:11 PM >> Subject: Re: FW: [Fwd: EGS - Warning about KindredKonnections] >> >Don't waste your time or money on KindredKonnections >> > > >> > >Hi all - >> > > >> > >Just a note that reputable genealogists don't touch >> > >KindredKonnections with a ten foot pole. >> > > >> > >I won't contribute any of the dozens of second-hand horror stories >> > >which have been shared with me about this commercial organization >> > >but I will relate my own personal experiences. >> > > >> > >1) KindredKonnections used the hard work of dozens of volunteer >> > >web masters in order to generate spam to Internet users with family >> > >history interests posted on the Web. They did this in direct >> > >violation of written "acceptable use" policies on these volunteer >> > >web sites. >> > > >> > >2) I received one of these spam e-mails and decided to investigate >> > >this outfit. I paid to access the data they were claiming that >> > >they had. I paid because I refuse to give my GEDCOM to those who >> > >state that they will sell it as KindredKonnections does. Paying >> > >the short term subscription cost me less than the use of my time to >> > >help them build up their databases by transcribing some online >> > records. >> > > >> > >3) I rapidly determined that they did not have the information >> > >which they claimed they had. I complained to the person who sent >> > >me the original spam. That person (Cindy Carmen at >> > >[email protected]) claimed to have no affiliation >> > >with KindredKonnections and was just "promoting" a service that she >> > >thought highly of. >> > > >> > >4) Clearly seeing that this was a shady deal, I brought it to the >> > >attention of the Utah Division of Consumer Protection >> > >(KindredKonnections is a Utah-based company). With the law looking >> > >at them, Cindy suddenly knew all about my account information at >> > >KindredKonnections. So she did work for KindredKonnections after >> > >all - what a surprise! My money was quickly refunded in order to >> > >keep me quiet so far as the Utah state regulators are concerned. >> > > >> > >To summarize: KindredKonnections has attempted to make money off >> > >of the hard work of volunteers on the Internet. They have use >> > >misleading spam to promote themselves. They have lied directly >> > to me. >> > > >> > >I now tell anyone who discusses KindredKonnections in a public >> > >forum that they are "bad news" and should be avoided like the >> > >plague. Please feel free to forward this message as you see >> > >appropriate. >> > > >> > >> >> Lately, I've been monitoring for KK advertisements using the >> RootsWeb PML service. I saw four go out last week from a KK >> Associate (they pay you to send traffic their way) and I replied >> with what you see here. >> >> They have a pretty web site and some useful free stuff (Cornwall >> 1871 census extract - but don't ask how they got it and you won't >> find any Crown copyright statement on it) but they treated me like >> trash and lied to my face. They used my volunteer time to make a >> profit and I am still hot about it. >> >> If you submit your GEDCOM to them, the fine print says they have >> the right to market it commercially. >> >> I have heard dozens of horror stories second hand about them. They >> take GEDCOMs placed online by others. They will not remove >> original research submitted by others who do not have a right to it >> (they offer free time instead). Rumor hath it that they are in >> receipt of stolen materials from the LDS church - which explains >> their huge database available almost overnight. These guys are bad >> news. >> >> They are probably the most talented of the "get-rich-quick" set >> that has joined our little community. Compared to other like >> "Genealogy Detective" software, etc., the Carmens are relative >> saints (no pun intended). They just want to make a buck (which I >> don't mind). But if their product was any good, they wouldn't have >> to lie and mislead people. >> >> The Carmens will also sell you Essential Oils complete with >> biblical references if you like: >> >> http://www.healthoils.com/ >> >> At least they'll have something to fall back on if the genealogy >> scam doesn't work out. >> > > > >> >

Hi - No, I did not. . That is why I ask that it not be forwarded. Thanks - Mark At 10:45 PM 2/27/00 -0500, you wrote: >But didn't you originally send it as a reply to another message on >at least >one mail list? If so, did you consider that a copy of your reply >would be >posted to ALL of the same lists that the original had been posted to? > >[email protected] > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Mark Howells" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2000 4:49 PM >Subject: [OKROOTS] An e-mail forwarded without my permission > > >: Hi all - >: >: It has come to my attention that a personal e-mail message of mine >: regarding my opinion of a commercial genealogy web site was >: forwarded to various mailing lists without my permission. >: >: I want it to be clearly understood that this e-mail message was >: private and was not intended to be distributed to the general >: public without my knowledge. I did not give permission for the >: message to be forwarded to any individuals or mailing lists. >: >: I now ask that you not forward this message any further, to any >: more people or e-mail mailing lists. >: >: Thank you - Mark Howells >: >: -- >: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >: [email protected] >: > -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [email protected]

Hi all - It has come to my attention that a personal e-mail message of mine regarding my opinion of a commercial genealogy web site was forwarded to various mailing lists without my permission. I want it to be clearly understood that this e-mail message was private and was not intended to be distributed to the general public without my knowledge. I did not give permission for the message to be forwarded to any individuals or mailing lists. I now ask that you not forward this message any further, to any more people or e-mail mailing lists. Thank you - Mark Howells -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [email protected]

I live in the Richmond, VA area and there are lots of places with the Tuckahoe name here, ie. Tuckahoe Shopping Square, Tuckahoe Elementary School, Tuckahoe Voting District , and I believe Thomas Jefferson either lived on the Tuckahoe Plantation or went to school there in his youth. I have never heard of Tuckahoe Cherokees. I believe that any Cherokees that ever lived in central VA were long gone by the early 1700s. I would be interested to know if anyone knows of a Cherokee connection. Keith Lowrey > This is the message I received from Carolyn at [email protected] > regarding she has found at least three dozen families who say they > were handed down a story that they were Tuckahoe Cherokee and that > Tuckahoe was a separate tribe.

Char, The Genealogy Detective is a research Program... they spent over a year getting links and sources most of us never even knew existed. It is really great for the Amateur or Novice. I personally spent much more than that on a family History book that was 15 years out of date.....8-( [email protected] wrote: > In a message dated 2/24/00 7:38:18 PM Central Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > << > The software product I think was genealogy detective, not one of those cheap clones.. which flood the markets. > I bought a copy and found it one of the best, and probably > the easiest to use. Actually it pretty neat, and cheap too. > http://www.genealogydetective.com/cgi-bin/affiliates/clickthru.cgi?id=methenyd> > Just curious, have > you used Family Tree Maker? I was wondering how it compared to that. Do you > know of anywhere that I might view the actual product?? > > Char -- FREE Membership - Genealogy World: Online databases, Query Boards, Tutorials: http://genealogyworld.com Sign Up for Our FREE Monthly Genealogy E-ZINE, Tips, New sources, New Ideas, and Great Stories.

In a message dated 2/27/00 2:07:57 PM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Does anyone know how personal knowledge if this is true or not? I sure would not want to get mixed up with some scam and my GEDCOM > -----Original Message----- > From: Mark Howells > Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 6:11 PM > Subject: Re: FW: [Fwd: EGS - Warning about KindredKonnections] > Don't waste your time or money on KindredKonnections >> I've got a limited amount of experience. I've never 'donated' my gedcom to them; but I accept that businesses take & sell our gedcoms. Family Tree Maker has been doing THAT for some time now. I figure, as long as I know about it in the beginning, its up to me whether or not I give them my information. As far as their services, I never paid for anything. I did the transcription. It amounted to about 10 names for an hour's worth of service. Didn't seem that hard to me, but I'm a pretty quick typist. The end result is that I did connect with a gedcom they had that I've not found anywhere else, and if the person who submitted it responds (they didn't give an email address, so I've had to contact them thru snailmail), I'll have one branch of the family back to the colonies. At least I have the name of the town the family came from in New Hampshire, and that was worth its weight in gold! I guess individual results will vary; but it worked for me. ~*~Lissa~*~ Rootsweb Sponsor

Does anyone know how personal knowledge if this is true or not? I sure would not want to get mixed up with some scam and my GEDCOM > -----Original Message----- > From: Mark Howells > Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 6:11 PM > Subject: Re: FW: [Fwd: EGS - Warning about KindredKonnections] > Don't waste your time or money on KindredKonnections > > > > > >Hi all - > > > > > >Just a note that reputable genealogists don't touch > > >KindredKonnections with a ten foot pole. > > > > > >I won't contribute any of the dozens of second-hand horror stories > > >which have been shared with me about this commercial organization > > >but I will relate my own personal experiences. > > > > > >1) KindredKonnections used the hard work of dozens of volunteer > > >web masters in order to generate spam to Internet users with family > > >history interests posted on the Web. They did this in direct > > >violation of written "acceptable use" policies on these volunteer > > >web sites. > > > > > >2) I received one of these spam e-mails and decided to investigate > > >this outfit. I paid to access the data they were claiming that > > >they had. I paid because I refuse to give my GEDCOM to those who > > >state that they will sell it as KindredKonnections does. Paying > > >the short term subscription cost me less than the use of my time to > > >help them build up their databases by transcribing some online > > records. > > > > > >3) I rapidly determined that they did not have the information > > >which they claimed they had. I complained to the person who sent > > >me the original spam. That person (Cindy Carmen at > > >[email protected]) claimed to have no affiliation > > >with KindredKonnections and was just "promoting" a service that she > > >thought highly of. > > > > > >4) Clearly seeing that this was a shady deal, I brought it to the > > >attention of the Utah Division of Consumer Protection > > >(KindredKonnections is a Utah-based company). With the law looking > > >at them, Cindy suddenly knew all about my account information at > > >KindredKonnections. So she did work for KindredKonnections after > > >all - what a surprise! My money was quickly refunded in order to > > >keep me quiet so far as the Utah state regulators are concerned. > > > > > >To summarize: KindredKonnections has attempted to make money off > > >of the hard work of volunteers on the Internet. They have use > > >misleading spam to promote themselves. They have lied directly > > to me. > > > > > >I now tell anyone who discusses KindredKonnections in a public > > >forum that they are "bad news" and should be avoided like the > > >plague. Please feel free to forward this message as you see > > >appropriate. > > > > > >> > Lately, I've been monitoring for KK advertisements using the > RootsWeb PML service. I saw four go out last week from a KK > Associate (they pay you to send traffic their way) and I replied > with what you see here. > > They have a pretty web site and some useful free stuff (Cornwall > 1871 census extract - but don't ask how they got it and you won't > find any Crown copyright statement on it) but they treated me like > trash and lied to my face. They used my volunteer time to make a > profit and I am still hot about it. > > If you submit your GEDCOM to them, the fine print says they have > the right to market it commercially. > > I have heard dozens of horror stories second hand about them. They > take GEDCOMs placed online by others. They will not remove > original research submitted by others who do not have a right to it > (they offer free time instead). Rumor hath it that they are in > receipt of stolen materials from the LDS church - which explains > their huge database available almost overnight. These guys are bad > news. > > They are probably the most talented of the "get-rich-quick" set > that has joined our little community. Compared to other like > "Genealogy Detective" software, etc., the Carmens are relative > saints (no pun intended). They just want to make a buck (which I > don't mind). But if their product was any good, they wouldn't have > to lie and mislead people. > > The Carmens will also sell you Essential Oils complete with > biblical references if you like: > > http://www.healthoils.com/ > > At least they'll have something to fall back on if the genealogy > scam doesn't work out. > > > >

Does anyone know if past publications of the periodical "Dusty Trails" are available and if so, where. What I'm trying to get a hold of is a cemetery listing for Whitefield Cemetery, located in Haskell County, Whitefield Oklahoma. In our local library I found the following information: Whitefield Cemetery Dusty Trails F693-D974 Periodicals....June-Sep and Dec 1978. Need help with this one. Thanks Larry GOSNELL

I have spent a while updating my Great Links pages. I have added a set of links for beginners (simply because I get asked so many questions about how someone begins searching). Please feel free to drop by. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas/links/greatlinks.html If your interest is genealogy and/or the beginner's links select GENEALOGY from the list. Enjoy. Linda [email protected] Home.page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas Marion.Co.AR http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion List hostess for -h.a.a.s/l.e.w.a.l.l.e.n/w.a.s.h.i.n.g.t.o.n n.c

Hi! I am a new subscriber here! Looking for any Lockwoods and Burleys out there! Hoping to find cousins to share family info with! Thanks all! Michele Lockwood

I found this bit of historical information interesting. If you disagree please hit the delete button. What a difference a century makes . . . . * The average life expectancy in the US was forty-seven. * Only 14 Percent of the homes in the US had a bathtub. * Only 8 percent of the homes had a telephone. A three-minute call from Denver to New York City cost eleven dollars. * There were only 8,000 cars in the US and only 144 miles of paved roads. * The maximum speed limit in most cities was 10 mph. * Alabama, Mississippi, Iowa, and Tennessee were each more heavily populated than California. With a mere 1.4 million residents, California was only the 21st most populous state in the Union. * The tallest structure in the world was the Eiffel Tower. * The average wage in the US was 22 cents an hour. The average US worker made between $200 and $400 per year. * A competent accountant could expect to earn $2000 per year, a dentist $2,500 per year, a veterinarian between $1,500 and $4,000 per year, and a mechanical engineer about $5,000 per year. *More the 95 percent of all births in the US took place at home. * Ninety percent of all US physicians had no college education. Instead, they attended medical schools, many of which were condemned in the press and by the government as "substandard". * Sugar cost four cents a pound. Eggs were fourteen cents a dozen. Coffee cost fifteen cents a pound * Most women only washed their hair once a month and used borax or egg yolks for shampoo. * Canada passed a law prohibiting poor people from entering the country for any reason, either as travelers or immigrants. * The five leading causes of death in the US were: 1. Pneumonia and influenza; 2. Tuberculosis; 3. Diarrhea; 4. Heart disease; 5. Stroke. * The American flag had 45 stars. Arizona, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Hawaii and Alaska hadn't been admitted to the Union yet. * Drive-by shootings in which teenage boys galloped down the street on horses and started randomly shooting at houses, carriages, or anything else that caught their fancy- were an ongoing problem in Denver and other cities in the West. * The population of Las Vegas, Nevada was 30. The remote desert community was inhabited by only a handful of ranchers and their families. * Plutonium, insulin, and antibiotics hadn't been discovered yet. Scotch tape, crossword puzzles, canned beer, and iced tea hadn't been invented. * There were no Mother's Day or Father's Day. One in ten US adults couldn't read or write. Only 6 percent of all Americans had graduated from high school. * Some medical authorities warned that professional seamstresses were apt to become sexually aroused by the steady rhythm, hour after hour, of the sewing machine's foot pedals. They recommended slipping bromide - which was thought to diminish sexual desire - into the women's drinking water. * Marijuana, heroin, and morphine were all available over the counter at corner drugstores. According to one pharmacist, "Heroin clears the complexion, gives buoyancy to the mind, regulates the stomach and the bowels, and is, in fact, a perfect guardian of health." * Coca-Cola contained cocaine instead of caffeine. * Punch -card data processing had recently been developed, and early predecessors of the modern computer were used for the first time by the government to help compile the 1900 census. * Eighteen percent of households in the US had at least one full-time servant or domestic. * There were about 230 reported murders in the US annually.

Who is your CHAPMAN??????? My CHAPMANs were in Carroll Co, newton Co. Marion Co. and Johnson Co. ARKANSAS!!!! janey Bush Bullock @ bushjl @ aol.com In a message dated 2/25/0 10:22:43 PM, [email protected] writes: << X-Message: #6 Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2000 00:28:34 -0600 From: Mary Ellen Ledford <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Message-Id: <[email protected]> Subject: [OKROOTS] CRABB/ CHAPMAN/ MANKIN/ WRIGHT/ JOHNSON /BARKER/ PARKER Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed Can anyone help with any of family listed below???: Thanks lots. Mary [email protected] Descendants of John Anderson Crabb 1 John Anderson Crabb b: October 1862 in Ms d: March 15, 1937 in Coleman, Tx., Coleman Co. Fact 2: 1870 living Hardin Co.Tn per census SavanahPO . +Martha Ann Johnson b: January 23, 1867 in Dutch Creek, Ar., Yell Co. d: May 26, 1942 in Coleman, Tx., Coleman Co. m: December 15, 1889 in Yell Co. Ar Father: Albert Burton Johnson Mother: Elizabeth Jane Wade Fact 1: had sister, Lula born 1872 who md George Fact 2: W Pool cir 1889 .. 2 James Jimmy P Crabb b: June 1895 in Yell Co. Ar.? d: Bef. 1937 in Ar or Coleman Co. Tx? .. 2 Ola Crabb b: February 1897 in Ar. d: 1926 in Johnston or Murray Co. OK. ...... +Ernest Jefferson Chadwick b: September 18, 1896 in Gravelly, Ar., Yell Co d: January 26, 1990 in Turley, Ok., Tulsa Co. m: 1919 in Johnston or Murray Co. OK ...... 3 Ernest Jefferson Chadwick b: September 29, 1920 in Mill Creek, Ok., Johnston Co. d: July 15, 1987 in Long Beach, Ca., Los Angeles Co. .......... +Freddie ? m: Abt. 1940 .. 2 Emmeline Crabb b: January 1899 in Ar. d: Aft. 1912 .. 2 Joseph Richard Crabb b: February 01, 1903 in Danville, Ar., Yell Co. d: July 15, 1970 in Coleman, Tx., Coleman Co. ...... +Lucille Barker b: December 03, 1907 in Dublin, Tx. d: April 27, 1976 in Abilene, Tx. m: August 11, 1934 in Brownwood, Tx., Brown Co. Father: Frank Barker Mother: Cora Antnet Leatherwood ...... 3 James Richard Crabb b: November 09, 1943 .......... +Barbara Elaine Kitchens b: May 18, 1945 m: Abt. 1965 ...... 3 Jo Ann Crabb b: April 19, 1940 .......... +Othar B. Owen b: Unknown in Troy Co. Tx. d: October 01, 1990 m: June 25, 1982 in Coleman, Tx. .. 2 Bessie Crabb b: August 05, 1908 d: October 14, 1992 in Los Angeles, Ca. ...... +Jesse Maynard Parker b: July 10, 1900 d: June 06, 1973 in Coleman, Tx., Coleman Co. m: December 20, 1929 Father: William Lafayette Parker Mother: Emma Henrietta Simmons ...... 3 Jack Parker b: Aft. 1929 d: 1994 in Whittier, Ca. .. *2nd Husband of Bessie Crabb: ...... +Dossie Mankin b: February 18, 1911 m: 1947 .. 2 Beatrice Crabb b: March 20, 1910 in Millcreek, Ok d: September 15, 1981 in Brownwood Regional Hospital ...... +Otto Kleinschmidt b: January 01, 1889 d: January 22, 1965 m: Abt. 1930 .. 2 Myrtle Ellen Crabb b: April 1905 in Danville, Ar., Yell Co. d: March 14, 1989 in Pauls Valley, Ok. ...... +Clyde Wright m: Abt. 1926 ...... 3 Victor Wright b: Abt. 1927 ...... 3 E. J. Wright b: Abt. 1929 ______________________________ >>