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Jan 4, 2007
GOOD MORNING , TO ALL THOSE INVOLVED IN NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY
i have spent several years searching for my CREEK blood line , some
times i spend so much time on the computer i go screen blind .
from the information i have found i am sure that the HOVIS families in
MARYLAND do in fact carry creek blood , when i put all the pieces
together i trace members of the CREEK nation from N.C. ALA, FLORIDA,
GA. and MISS. many of which fell in the category of slaves and who were
taken to MARYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA . and then becoming free migrated
back to the south and the west , texas and oklahoma .
THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST TELLING RESPONSES I HAVE HAD ::::::
"MAYBE I MAY NOT HAVE THE RIGHT MARY JANE HOVIS BUT THIS IS WORTH A
LONG
SHOT TO SEE IF WE DO HAVE THE RIGHT ONE AND IF WE DO ???
I HAVE A MARY JANE HOVIS WILSON BORN IN MS ? ABOUT 1845 TO A JESSE
HOVIS BORN AROUND 1819 IN MS AT THE TIME A MENTION ON A DAWES RECORD IS
THAT THERE WAS A NANCY AND SHE MARRIED A BRENNAN AND A LIZZIE WILSON
WHICH USUALLY MEANS ELIZABETH
REJECTED ON DAWES MY MARY JANE FINALLY GOT IW AFTER 1906 SHE DIED IN OK
IN 1918
MARY J NEVER KNEW WHO HER MOTHER WAS WE HAVE BEEN TOLD MAYBE A MARY ??
BUT ALSO TALE GOES IS SHE WAS CREEK OR CHEROKEE MARY LOOKS INDIAN VERY
MUCH HAVE A PIC OF HER LONG TIME AGO "
"
the elders in my family always said that we were of indian heritage but
had little information to share ... i doubt that i could ever find the
data that would qualify me to become a member of the creek nation ,
many hundreds of hours of researching has made that clear .
i would however like to have some sort of certificate or letter that
would point out that myself , my children , sisters and grand children
do in fact carry some degree of creek blood ...... i was always told
that i was 4th blood and i take great pride in that .
this might sound strange to you but all of my life i have had a feeling
of deep kindred relationship with all native Americans , i have always
felt as i do today that i am a part of them and that the indian blood
in my body is telling me so , spirits can not be explained or
questioned .
thank you in advance for your kind attention and for any assistance you
might be able to provide ... at 72 years of age my days in this world
are growing short , my dream and hope is that i would somehow attain a
formal document for my family members that we are of proud NATIVE
AMERICAN HERITAGE WHICH I TRULY BELIEVE TO BE THE GREAT CREEK NATION ...
SINCERELY ::
RONALD F. HOVIS
19806 SCOTT HILL DRIVE
HAGERSTOWN , MARYLAND , 21742
301 733 8561 ,,,,, [email protected] .
Tue, Jan 30, 2007 at 10:00 PM
subjectre: Luther M Joslin
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My grandfather, Luther Marion Joslin, lived in Watonga area of Blaine
County, OK, 1892-1895. This fits with the land rush of 1892. Do you
have any record of the people who were identified as the first settlers
following the land rush?
Family records show he may have lived near Okarche, but that is not in
the same county -- unless Blaine County included Canadian (or is it in
Kingfisher?) county.
Thank you very much,
George Joslin
Springfield, MO
[email protected]
Tue, Jan 30, 2007 at 11:54 AM
subjectBlaine County, OK Query (Amber Rice)
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email = [email protected]
name = Amber Rice
URL = www.myspace.com/proudmomma0506
query = Carlin Wooten was my cousin and i would really like to have her
obit and a photo of her current grave. If your not sure about me being
related Christina Ann Wooten-Harkins was her Mother, Shes my Aunt. She
Graduated from Watonga Highschool.
surname1 = Wooten
surname2 = Rice
surname3 = Horstman
surname4 = Mathison
surname5 = Kerr
Sun, Feb 25, 2007 at 4:48 PM
subjectBlaine County, OK Query (Sandra Achor)
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email = [email protected]
name = Sandra Achor
query = Shadrack Cooper died 1918 in Blaine County OK and is suppose to
be buried in or around Greenfield. His wife was Rebecca Cooper. They
are in the 1910 census and then Rebecca and her son Frank are in the
1920 & 1930 for Blaine County. Thank you for any help.
surname1 = Cooper
Sun, Mar 4, 2007 at 1:26 AM
subjectAbout Blaine County people
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Hello Katy,
My name is Nancy Ashton Kimble and my father, Ben Ashton was born in
Blaine County. Specifically Greenfield. His family lived there until my
dad moved to California after he graduated in 1931. They all followed
soon after.
My father's mother's family moved to Blaine County from Missouri. They
were the Cooper's, Shadrack and Rebecca Stanton Cooper.
What I would like to know is if there is anyplace I can go online that
might have mention of these families in OK and more info on the County
of Blaine?
I appreciate anything you can do to help me in my family research. The
Coopers are easy to find, but the Ashtons are much more difficult to
trace.
Thank you for anything I can learn from you,
Nancy Kimble
Sun, Mar 18, 2007 at 8:06 PM
subjectThe Kolar family from Rice Co. MN. (Traveled to Blaine CO. OK in
abt. 1903)
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Would you have any info on this Czech family who came to Watonga, OK in
abt 1903 from Montgomery, MN. Charles Kolar (my g/d) & Anna
Zvanovec Kolar (my g/m) along with Lillian H. Kolar abt 3 years old (my
mother)?It may be they settled @ Eagle City, Blaine County at this
time? Also they, Charles & Anna Kolar are buried in Watonga
cemetery.
Any help you can give me on the above family will be most appreciated.
Regards,
Eddie R.Hajek
dateSun, Apr 1, 2007 at 6:50 PM
subjectBlaine County, OK Query (Brad Cooley)
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email = [email protected]
name = Brad Cooley
return link name = Query Index
query = Any info on the Thomas Washington Cooley's who had homesteaded
on the border of Blaine and Caddo counties. They came by way of coverd
wagon aprox 1900. Family Farm still in our family today.
Thomas W. Cooley and Amanda had several Boys;Harry, William, John,
Percy and Daniel Franklin. Also had two daughters;Fern and Icy
surname1 = cooley
Wed, Apr 4, 2007 at 2:12 PM
subjectBlaine County, OK Query (Nancy Woodward)
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email = [email protected]
name = Nancy Woodward
return link name = Query Index
query = I would like to have an obit for the following lady.
Fay (Taylor) Pavlacky
DOB: 4-26-1929 DOD: 8-19-2002
Place of death or burial Del City, OK Pub. 8-21-2002. Thank you and
your site is well done.
Nancy Pavlacky Woodward
surname1 = PAVLACKY
surname4 = TAYLOR
dateTue, Apr 17, 2007 at 3:41 PM
subjectBlaine County
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I saw your e-mail site on the OK(Blaine Co website).
I am researching the Kolar family that came to Blaine Co. in abt. 1903
from Montgomery, MN. This family is from my Mother's side of my Czech
ancestors. Would it be possible for you to have any info on these
Kolars, if so please e-mail me any info. and I do appreciate your
resonse.
Regards,
Eddie R. Hajek
[email protected]
Hurst, TX
dateTue, May 1, 2007 at 12:44 PM
subjectBlaine County Submissions (Leon Lane SR)
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name = Leon Lane SR
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RECORDTYPE = Cemetery
NAMES = Oscar Brasher CUTRIGHT
COMMENTS = Oscar was Born In Upshur Co WV 05 Nov 1898 and Died 11 Aug 1919 in Watonga ,Blaine County, Oklahoma According to all I can find His Father Was Lindsay Waitman Cutright Born in WV 18 Sep 1869 and Mother Was My Great Aunt Allie Blanche Lane Cutright they left WV and Came to OK .I am looking for Any Information about this Family death Dates ,Cemetery and Living relatives
Betty Sparks <[email protected]>
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dateWed, May 23, 2007 at 10:33 AM
subjectBlaine County
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Have been trying to find the birth certificate of Virginia Grace Dunn,
father Douglas Dunn was suppose to have been born in Greenfield that is
in the county of Blaine or even Logan.
is it possible to find her in line.
Thank you, Betty
dateFri, Jun 8, 2007 at 11:30 PM
subjectHello from Colorado, and question about Blaine County
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Dear Katy:
I'm wondering if you can help me. I recently inherited a (very low
producing) oil well that belonged to my mother, which she inherited
from her father. My sister speculates that it once belonged to our
great-grandparents who ran for land during the Cherokee Strip run. I
wonder if there is any way to figure this out, and I'm asking for your
help.
The property in question is ... and this is very confusing- Jackson
#4-1, Section 4-16N-11W, Blaine County OK. Is there anyway I can figure
out who the original owners were... maybe they were my great-grands....
Their names were Guy and Alma Gardner. His son, my grandpa, was Charles
Gardner, my mother was Mary(Gardner) Rowland.
Can you help or point me in the right direction?
Thanks so much!
Chelley Gardner-Smith
599-8436
dateThu, Jul 5, 2007 at 9:41 PM
subjectBlaine County Submissions (John Allred)
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name = John Allred
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RECORDTYPE = Marriage
NAMES = Benjamin Otto CAVETT
Grazella WILSON
COMMENTS = Marriage was about 1917 before June 6th.
dateMon, Aug 13, 2007 at 6:42 PM
subjectBlaine County Submissions (Robert Viegas)
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email = [email protected]
name = Robert Viegas
return link name = Blaine County Genealogy
RECORDTYPE = Court Record
NAMES = Bert CASEY & Bob aka Jim SIMS
COMMENTS = Looking for the Blaine County Coroner's report approximately
November 1902 pertaining to these two criminals that were killed by
"bounty hunters" Hudson and Lockett who were hired by Oklahoma U.S.
Marshal W.D. "Bill" Fossett.
Sat, Sep 15, 2007 at 4:10 PM
subjectWitcher/Beason Info.
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Kathy,
I have been able to track my father's aunt and uncle (Frank and Dicy
Witcher) and uncle Jesse Longstreet Beason graves to Geary Cemetery.
During the late 1920s and 1930s Witchers ran a restaurant in Geary, I
don't know the name. Jesse Longstreet and Robert Lee Beason also had a
sandwich stand there. This is information that I am searching for--the
death, burial and and knowledge of what happened to Robert. He is shown
on 1920 Canadian Co., Ok census with wife Maggie and son Ernest, but
after that he appears on obituary for Jesse in Geary, Blaine Co., Ok.
If you have any information concerning these families I would
appreciate hearing from you. I know this is quite awhile ago, but maybe
someone will remember them.
Thank you,
Kay (Beason) LaMunyon
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Thu, Oct 4, 2007 at 8:13 PM
subjectBeason Information
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Hello Katy,
I am trying to locate my father's uncle Robert Lee Beason and know that
he resided in Geary, Blaine Co., Ok 1932. He and brother Jesse L.
Beason ran a sandwich stand there for about 4 years. Jesse died and is
buried in the Geary cemetery as is their sister Dicy Witcher with
husband Frank (Francis). The Witchers had a restaurant in Geary for
numerous years. I can not trace Robert L. Beason any further then 1932
as he appears on no census records. I would appreciate any information
that you could share concerning the Beason/Witcher families while in
Geary. I am not sure where Robert L. died or is buried.
Thank you,
Kay (Beason) LaMunyon
[email protected]
Sat, Dec 8, 2007 at 11:50 AM
subjectBert Casey
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Ms. Hestand:
I am doing research on old guns once owned/possessed by U.S, Marshal W.D. "Bill" Fossett, Oklahoma Territory (1897-1902).
According to an article in the Ponca City Democrat on 11/4/1902, the body of outlaw Bert Casey was delivered to the Sheriff of Blaine County, OK.
Casey and his outlaw partner Bob aka Jim Sims had been shot and killed by lawmen. In their possession were firearms, make and types unknown.
The newspaper article stated that Marshall Fossett was in possession of the firearms.
I would like to identify these firearms. Is it possible that there is a record at the Blaine County Court, Sheriff's Department, or Coroner's Office pertaining to the identity of these firearms?
Any assistance or suggested leads is appreciated.
Thank you
Robert Viegas
Morgan Hill CA
Monday, 20-Oct-2008 2:55 PM