"Many applied for delayed birth certificates, which would be on file. Those would probably have been several years after the fact. My father was born in 1917 and applied for a delayed one in the 1940's so he could enter the military during WW…"
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Donna Dreyer left a comment for Hendrik Joseph Shepherd"Contact me & I will do my best to answer your questions/"
Donna Dreyer commented on Sue Tolbert's group Oklahoma and Indian Territory Researchers"Several possibilities. If there was not a local minister, people waited for the traveling preacher (also called circut preachers) to come to their area to marry them. The preacher would then record the marriage in the next county court house he came…"
Donna Dreyer commented on Sue Tolbert's group Oklahoma and Indian Territory Researchers"you are very welcome Cari."
Donna Dreyer commented on Sue Tolbert's group Oklahoma and Indian Territory Researchers"Several Brown's listed in the Grady County Cemeteries, some in Rush Springs Cemetery. http://www.okcemeteries.net/grady/grady.htm"
Mary Shawnee left a comment for Donna Dreyer"Hi Donna! Thank you for your interest in the Washington Family Cemetery. It can be found on FindaGrave, at this link
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2229165&CScn=Washington+Family+Cemetery&CScntry=4&;
The…"
Donna Dreyer commented on Sue Tolbert's group Oklahoma and Indian Territory Researchers"The organic act was passe and became a law May 2, giving the land an organized form of territorial government. Territorial government established - capital at Guthrie. The population of the Indian Territory as reported by the federal census was…"
Donna Dreyer commented on Sue Tolbert's group Oklahoma and Indian Territory Researchers"I don't know about the Dawe's Commission recording school cenus butI do know several counties died school census in theearly days.
Once the lands were open for white settlement, one of the first things the settlers did was start a school.…"
Donna Dreyer left a comment for P.J.Sirmans"Pam, Sorry, not one of the Crail I have info on. I will keep you in mind if I come across anything.
Donna"
P.J.Sirmans left a comment for Donna Dreyer"Heh
Thanks for your response. I am researching Rebecca Crail Atkinson who married George Atkinson. She was born in Maryland? and resided most of her life in Decatur County, Indiana, before moving with her son William Atkinson to Iowa where she…"
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Davis, Coble, Crawshaw, Hinchcliffe
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- US England
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Advanced Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- to fill in the blanks on a 4 generation pedigree chart given to me by my mother
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://www.okgenweb.org/~okahgp/index2.htm
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- At 11:53am on March 11, 2010, someone gave Donna Dreyer a gift…
- At 12:49pm on August 26, 2009, Mary Shawnee said…
- Hi Donna! Thank you for your interest in the Washington Family Cemetery. It can be found on FindaGrave, at this link
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2229165&CScn=Washington+Family+Cemetery&CScntry=4&
The photographer was able to get me in touch with the current land owner, and she was able to provide quite a few more photos, so if want more information, please let me know. Our ancestor was "given" the name of George Washington by Cl. Fremont on his last expedition. I had sort of given up trying to locate him, just because it's impossible to research George Washington without tearing out all my hair! This find was wonderful for my genealogy purposes because it cemented the land that he owned at that time, correlated perfectly with the description of the property found in the Indian Pioneer Papers, and best of all, the homeowner found the name Neetamooqua engraved on the bottom of a fallen portion of the headstone. It is spelled differently than we had been told ... "Nehtiemaquah". Let me know if you have any questions
Mary Shawnee
- At 4:03pm on August 9, 2009, P.J.Sirmans said…
- Heh
Thanks for your response. I am researching Rebecca Crail Atkinson who married George Atkinson. She was born in Maryland? and resided most of her life in Decatur County, Indiana, before moving with her son William Atkinson to Iowa where she died. There was another Crail (spelled differently) in Decatur County, Indiana, but she is not listed as their child. I would like to know the name of her father, mother, etc; Thanks.
Pam
- At 2:59pm on July 8, 2009,
Shelly Kay Eitniear-Cherry said… - Welcome, I am new also to this site anyway. If I can ever help you in your research with anything from Oklahoma County, Oklahoma let me know.
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