Location:  3 miles north and 4 miles west of present Wanette
Existed:  December 6, 1893 until December 11, 1894
Named for:  Seminole Chief, John Jumper

The old Jumper school house, one mile north of the town, remained there for many years after the demise of the town. Charley H. Smith had a store in Jumper. Emit Clary was a school teacher. Bill Maxey, also an early day teacher at Jumper, first lived in a canvass tent. The old Martin-Hill school was a mile south of the town. 

Early day families included:
Mike Groce 
Martin Schinaman 
Samuel McFarland
 C. C. Griffin 
Aaron McDaniel 
“Ash-sah-wah” an Indian allottee 
Rueben P. Haas 
George W. Haas 
John M. Powell 
Robert Morrison
 Lloyd T. Morrison