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BICKSLER
Libby Stone [dlstone@winco.net] February 2008 Updated May 2008
I am searching for information of JAMES T. BICKSLER b. 1848 Virginia.
He relocated from Henry County, Iowa to Kay County, Oklahoma in 1903.
He married Catharine Mathews. She died between the 1910 and 1920 census.
Children were:
1) Minnie b. 1873 married Robert Davisson Pool
2) Ella b. 1877 d. 1895
3) Frank b. 1880 married Mary Inez Oldt d. Bef 1910
4) Nellie b. 1883 married Pinkney W. Carter
5) Clarence b. 1885 married Jessie
I would welcome any information of this family, especially death information
of James T. Bicksler and first wife Catharine. I know that some of the
children stayed in the area, and I wonder what happened to the land
that James purchased in 1903. James was married to Mary L. Handy and
living in Kansas City, Missouri on the 1920 census. Family information
says that he died in 1921. Did he die in Oklahoma or Missouri?
Thank you,
Libby Stone
Search of available records finds the following:
Bicksler Buried in Blackwell Cemetery Block 164 Lot 6
Ownership lists CW Bicksler
Sp 3 James T Sep 01 1848 – Mar 12 1921
Sp 1 Kate Oct 24 1850 – Sep 26 1913
Sp 5 Clarence W Nov 12 1885 – Aug 23 1969
Sp 7 Jessie Lee Mar 23 1886 – Sep 02 1982
Kay County Marriage applications shows
James T Bicksler and Mary L Handy Dec 22 1915 Book 10 Page 103
Clarence Bicksler and Jessie Bush Mar 28 1910 Book 7 Page 503
P W Carter and Nellie Bicksler May 10 1915 Book 9 Page 467
Newspaper index online shows [This is not complete]
Clarence obit Aug 24 1969 Pg2/6
Jessee Obit Sep 3 1982 Pg 8/8
Mrs Minnie Pool Dec 8 1944 Pg 1/7
Rev Robert D Pool Apr 23/24/25/26/1934 Pg 5/8 3/7 5/5 5/2
Kay County court records shows [Not sure how much of this they have
online]
Jessie Lee Will Case P-82-00208 Sep 16 1982
1921 Warden atlas shows
JT Bicksler is listed in Carlisle Twp SW Qtr of sec 26
Nellie [S1/2 of SW sec 19] and Pickney Carter [NE sec 17 – NE sec 21]
are listed in Round Grove Twp
You mention that copies would be available for Jessie's will, and also
land records for James T Bicksler and descdendants. In the Henry County
Iowa newspaper it says that in 1903 James and family departed for Oklahoma
" where Mr. Bicksler purchased a large tract of land last spring."
I don't know if this implies homesteading or not, but it something that
I would like to follow up on.
I am attaching photos of the Bicksler's tombstones
at the Blackwell Cemetery, Kay County, OK.
The 1921 Warden Atlas Carlisle Twp and Round Grove Twp plat maps.
Well, you made me cry with the tombstones ! I don't know why ! When
I saw James tombstone, I just lost it. I guess when you have been tracking
someone for a decade and finally find a resting place, emotions take
over. The funny thing is, this is really a collateral line for me. James
T. Bickslers son, Frank, married my great aunt, Mary Inez Oldt. This
is such a sad story. Mary died the same year as their only son was born.
She died of consumption. Her husband Frank and little son, relocated
to Kay County Oklahoma with his Dad and family. This was 1903. Before
the 1910 census, Frank had drowned in the local river, leaving John
Paul an orphan at age 4 !! James raised him. He is the one I am actually
tracking. (John Paul Bicksler) He is my Dad's first cousin. My Dad will
be 91 in May and has always wondered what happened to John Paul. I have
tracked him through 1938 in Fargo North Dakota, but then he and family
disappear. That is another story altogether !!
Hey, one thing more from Oklahoma would be what actually happened to
Frank M. Bicksler. His death date on the tombstone in Henry County,
Iowa reads that he died July 9. 1904. Would there be death information
on that? That would be only one year after arriving in Oklahoma. Evidently
they took his body back to Iowa to rest with his young wife.The family
thinks he drowned. Now I have just asked you for yet another favor !!
Vicki, if you don't send one more piece of information, I will still
be one happy camper !1 There is no way I could have found any of this
information, and pictures too !!
July 10, 1904 Kansas City Star, Kansas City,
Missouri carried a article that Frank Bickslet had drown and the body
had not been recovered. [Nothing could be found in the local papers]
Jesse Bicksler's will Consists of 30-35 pages
Probate started about Sep 16, 1982 and ran til 1985
There are 5 People listed. As follows:
Ivan L Bush 3226 E 34th St Tulsa, OK Brother
Grace Bush Foster 6007 E 8th Wichita, KS Sister
Ruth Bush Isle The Sequoas Box 8182 501 Portola Valley, CA Sister
Lloyd J Bush Jr 2004 Arapaho Rd Edmond, OK Nephew
James Morton Bush 77 E Missouri Ave #43 Phoenix, Az Nephew
General Inventory listed:
1 1st Nat Tonkawa, OK $10,000 CD
2 1st Nat Tonkawa, OK $ 5,000 CD
3 1st Nat Tulsa, OK $10,000 CD
4 1st Nat Tulsa, OK $15,000 CD
5 US Treas Note $10,000
6 US Treas Note $10,000
7 US Treas Note $10,000
8 Merrill Lynch Stock $45,000
9 1st Nat Tonkawa, OK Checking
Checking $4,834.25 + Interest on above = $17, 248.77
Expenses: Burial, DR & Etc, Estate Tax, Atty fee, $10,570.05
Leaving a balance of $6,728.72
Each of the 5 were issued checks for their share as follows
Feb 1984 $23,200 Mar 1985 $1,046.49
James T land was purchased from A D Landphere So no homestead.
Carter Land The sec 19 piece came from James T to Nellie. The other
pieces were purchased Times must have been very hard for them as it
appears that it was mortgaged time and time again.
***Note: I did not get any copies
P W Carter marriage application says AM Carter Father
Married May 12, 1915 in Ponca City
Age 40 born Ark
Nellie's section says she was 31 born in Iowa J H Bicksler
Robert D Pool ME Church minister of Woodward married them
Clarence Bicksler Marriage application says James Bicksler Father
Married Mar 30, 1910
Age 24 Born Iowa
Jesse Bush James Bush Father Age 24 born Kansas
T H Oarkhill Methodist Minister married them
James T Bicksler marriage application says Samuel Bicksler father
Married Dec 22, 1915
Age 67 born Virginia
Mary L Handy age 50 born Kentucky NO Father listed.
M Porter Methodist Minister married them
Blackwell Journal Tribune Dec 8, 1944
Pool, Buesing rites at Porter's Saturday
Two services will be held at Porter's Funeral home Saturday.
Rites for Mrs. Minnie Pool, former city resident who died at Larned,
Kans., Wednesday morning, will be conducted at 2 pm with Rev O R Henderson
of Wellington officiating. Burial will be in the IOOF Cemetery.
***Note I did look and could find no other obit.
Blackwell Journal Tribune Sep 3, 1982
Bicksler graveside service set
Tonkawa – Graveside service for Jessie Lee Bicksler, 96, a resident
of Hillcrest Nursing Home, will be at 2pm Saturday in the Blackwell
IOOF Cemetery under the direction of McCafferty-Bolick Funeral Home.
She was a longtime Tonkawa resident and died Thursday night. She was
born March 23, 1886 at Augusta, KS. Her husband Clarence, died in 1969.
Survivors include one brother, Ivan bush of Tulsa and a sister.
Blackwell Journal Tribune Aug 24, 1969
Clarence Bicksler Services On Monday
Tonkawa-Service for Clarence W Bicksler, 83, 101 South 10th, Tonkawa,
who died at Ponca City General hospital Saturday morning will be at
2 pm Monday at McCafferty-Bolick Funeral home chapel. Rev W R King officiating.
Burial will be in Blackwell IOOF Cemetery.
Mr Bicksler was born Nov 12, in Salem, IA and came to the Round Grove
aread in 1906. In 1948 he moved to Tonkawa. The lone survivor is his
wife, Jesse Lee, of the home.
Blackwell Morning Tribune Apr 24, 1934
Pool funeral will be held on Wednesday
Reverend Pool was born November 14, 1872, on a farm near Burlington,
Iowa—the son of a Methodist preacher. He has been blind since 12 years
of age. August 28, 1895 he married
Survivors include his widow, his son, a brother, John W Pool, pastor
of the New London, Iowa Methodist church, a sister, Mrs M L Poulter,
Mt Pleasant, Iowa and Miss Lydia S Pool, a sister, a missionary at Khandwa,
Inda.
Vicki-
This is the entry I found on line:
Just found this entry January 2008
WASHINGTON DEATH
Name: John P. Bicksler
Date of Death: 21 Oct. 1949
Place of Death: Tacoma
Age: 49
Estimated Birth Year: Abt 1900
Gender: Male
Certificate: 17941
UPDATE MAY 2008
One of our members has been transcribing the
obits and death notices in the old newspapers 1893-1908. These are on
the PGS Website.
This was found in his transcriptions of the Ponca City News.
At least now you know "The rest of the story"
from the Ponca City Daily Courier, 16 July 1904
Death by Drowning. -- The Chicaskia near this place
claimed another victim last Saturday, in the person of
Frank Bicksler, a young man living southeast of the
city. Mr. Bicksler, in company with several other men,
was in swimming Saturday afternoon and sank from
their view without warning and completely disappeared
despite their efforts to recover the body. Saturday
afternoon and evening and all day Sunday searchers
worked in vain trying to locate the drowned man.
Explosives and other means were used but all seemed
futile. Early Monday morning some boys found the
body in a measure lodged or held by the overlapping
branches of some trees. They fastened the body to the
tree and came to town to notify the undertaker. Chas.
Richards and Undertaker Fyffe went after the body and
it was prepared for interment. Bicksler was a single
man and made his home with his parents on the farm
commonly known as the Charley Goetting place. The
funeral was at the farm home southeast of the city
Monday afternoon, conducted by Rev Woodward of the
Methodist church, and the body was taken to the old
home in Iowa, Tuesday, for burial.--Blackwell Times
Record
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BONHAM
Rosa [XSuperBeex@aol.com] January 2008
on my great grandparents grave, the headstone says pioneers of ok.how
do i find proof of this and were Effie and William bonham in an org?
they are buried in blackwell ioof cem. thank you Rosa
Rosa,
Not exactly sure how to answer this, but a family member who was responsible
for burying them had to know that or it wouldn't have been put on the
stone. They could have made the run into OK, or come soon after &
staked a claim.
There were 5 different runs into OK. & you didn't say which one
they were in nor if they settled around Blackwell or just where else
in Kay Co.
If you could give me a time period, that might help.
Sounds like you already have a pic of the stone, so probably have their
b. & d. dates from that.
If you need anymore help, feel free to email again
Thank you for getting back with me. I did some calling but no one is
still alive that knows why or how they were Oklahoma pioneers.
their birth and death are;
William Henry bonham b/11-4-1866 d/7-13-1939
effie Josephine hempsmyer bonham b/3-14-1885 d/1-17-1972
Where can I find info on the land run names or how to find how they
were pioneers?
I checked the library with their land run books
of families & did not find any Bonham's listed. I don't know of
any other way to check.
I looked up their obituries in the micro film while I was at the library
& nothing is mentioned about them being Pioneers.
Do you know where each of them were b. & their children?? Maybe
you already have their obits. Anyway, all that is listed. If you should
want them, I can email them to you
William Henry bonham b/ Ohio
effie j hempsmyer bonham b/ cherryvale Ks
One child b/ walkweda OK, rest in blackwell OK.
Yes, please send all you have on this family. Thank you for your time
and response. it is very much appreciated. Rosa
WILLIAM HENRY BONHAM
Funeral services for William Henry Bonham, 72, who died suddenly at
his home, 815 E. College, at 6:00 P.M. Thurday, will be held at the
Roberts mortuary Saturday at 4 P.M. with Rev. E.W. Harrison, pastor
of the Christian Church officiating.
Burial will be in the IOOF cemetery.
Mr. Bonham was born in Ohio, Nov. 4, 1866 and had been a resident of
Blackwell since 1924, coming here from Cherokee.
Surviving are his wife Mrs. Effie Bonham, a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Day
of Jefferson: four sons, Charles, who resides in Montana, Johnnie of
Blackwell, Howard of Enid, and Earl, who makes his home in Arkansas:
a sister
Mrs. Lizzie Rogers of Mt. Hope, Kans., and a brother, George Bonham
of Supply, Okla.
EFFIE BONHAM'S SERVICE
IS SET WEDNESDAY AT 2
Mrs. Effie J. Bonham of Blackwell died at 11:05 a.m. Monday in Hillcrest
Manor Nursing Home where she had
resided for the past four years. Her residence was 707 W. Dewey. She
was 86.
The funeral service will be at 2 P.M. Wednesday in Barr Funeral Home
chapel with Rev. Lew Davis, pastor of the First Christian Church, officiating.
Grandsons will be pallbearers.
Burial will be in the IOOF Cemetery.
Mrs. Bonham had lived in the Blackwell area since 1924 coming to the
community from Lamont. She was born
March 14, 1885 at Cherryvale, Kans. and was a member of the Christian
Church.
She was married to William Henry Bonham on March 22, 1903 at Grant City,
He preceded her in death in 1939.
Also, preceding her in death were one son, Howard; a daughter, Rosa
Conill; 2 brothers and two sisters.
Survivers are three sons, Charlie O. Bonham, Drummond, Mont.; Johnie
W. Bonham, Blackwell, and Pearl D.
Bonham of Billings; one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Day of Elkhart, Kans.
23 grandchildren, 53 great grandchildren
and 23 great-great-grandchildren. and one brother Roy Hempsmyer, of
Enid.
Thank you so much. Info does the dates work to join the pioneers of
OK?
Will have to get papers for you to fill out. Get back with you when
I find out what you need to do.
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BARTELS
Misty [mylostbranches@yahoo.com] January 2008
I am looking for the gravesite of Julius H. Bartels. The little information
I have is as follows:
Julius H Bartels was born approximately 1900, place unknown. He died
between 1955-1957 in a big Blackwell tornado. His is supposed to be
burried there.
Julius married Ola Lauren Riley on Feb 22, 1921 in Oklahoma. They had
one daughter, Lucille F Bartels, born January 3, 1922 in Kingfisher,
Oklahoma. They divorced shortly after and he went to Blackwell, Oklahoma.
Misty
Yes, he is buried in the Blackwell Cemetery B.
Jan. 24, 1895 D. May 25, 1955
May 25, 1955 was the date of a devasting tornado that hit Blackwell.
So he was evidently killed the night of the tornado. Shirley
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BELL – See LUCAS |
BLACKWELL
Douglas Smith [maddsmith@starpowerr.net] April 2007
I am working to establish the early history of the
Blackwell branch of my family, which is concentrated in central and
southwest Missouri. However, due to some information I have discovered,
I believe there may be a connection between the two brothers that
brought my Blackwells to Missouri and other Blackwells who may have
settled in Oklahoma.
More specifically, I was wondering if you could put me into contact
with anyone who might know the genealogical history of those Blackwells
who founded Blackwell, Oklahoma. Please feel free to forward this
e-mail to anyone you believe might help me.
My Missouri Blackwells, the brothers Joseph and George W. Blackwell,
migrated from what is now Meigs County, TN, in 1831 and 1836 or '37,
respectively. They were both reportedly born there in 1794 and 1805.
They established themselves in what is now Hickory (formerly Benton)
County, MO. There were several other Blackwells of similar ages in
this part of Tennessee in the 1820s and early '30s, and some in my
family believe some of these went on, eventually, to found Blackwell
Oklahoma.
I am eager to find links to other branches of this family, and I am
looking for someone who might be able to help prove or disprove the
possible link between my Blackwells and Blackwell, Oklahoma.
Can you help? I would be very grateful. Thank you, Douglas Smith maddsmith@starpower.net
April 2007
I'll try to help you if I can
concerning your Blackwell branch.
The name of the Blackwell, OK. founder was A. J. [Andrew Jackson]
Blackwell b. in Gilmore Co. Georgia in 1842 and came to the Cherokee
Nation in the 1880's. He died in 1903 of pneumonia and was buried
in Chelsea, OK.
His wife was Rosa "Vaught" Blackwell
3 children King David Blackwell Solomon Blackwell Hazel Blackwell
Of course there are numerous write ups & books on the town. So
if he happens to be in your line, I could give you more help. I just
gave you the bare necessities to get you started.
There would be charges for any copies & mailing fees if you find
you want more info.
Let me know if you need more help.
Shirley Harlan
Thanks very much for your prompt and helpful response to my earlier
message.
I think this is sufficient information to discredit the rumors that
AJ and his clan were related to my ancestors. I am fairly clear on
my line from the very late 1700s until the present, and there is no
Georgia connection. In fact, by 1842, all my line was already in Missouri.
Thanks very much for helping me close off this avenue of research.
Best regards, Doug Smith
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WILLIAM WALKER BRIGHT
Rick Albright [KD6DKC@aol.com] October 2005
I found a William W Bright listed
on page 222 for the Newkirk Cemetery. It reads: Bright, William W
- no date - died 9 July 1919 Age 70 years; also a second one:
Bright, William W – 1908 – 1944 [Marlene Hume Stewart]
Thank you so much for the above information. William
Walker Bright, 1849-1919 was born in Gallia Co., OH; the youngest
child of Virginia-born Jacob Bright & Maria F Shields Bright.
The family moved to Decatur Co., IA when William was about two years
old. William’s sister, Mrs. Emeline Bright Hinds, also moved to Oklahoma,
settling in Payne County. I have no record of William marrying, but
the younger William you found would seem to be a son. I was stationed
in Norman, OK at the Nave Air Technical Training Center in late 1957,
so my family has several connections to your state ,gg. Thanks again
for sharing your records.
I did some follow-up research after your e-mail arrived
and found that the older of the two William W Brights WAS married—three
times!—and that the younger William W was his grandson, via son Arthur
Bright, who also lived in Kay County, as did a second son, Earl Bright.
Between living in Iowa and moving to Oklahoma (before 1900) the older
WW Bright also lived in Washington Co., KS (1880) His first wife was
Loisa----and His third was Alice--. I don’t mean to flood you with
a bunch of information you don’t need, but I just wanted to show that
your cemetery data produced several breakthroughs for me and I do
thank you. WW is only a cousin to my direct ancestor but I work all
the family lines and I love adding leaves to the family tree…Rick
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BRENT
Richard [VRAE16@aol.com] October 2005
I found the following information
on page 222 of the "Cemetery Inscriptions-Kay County Oklahoma"
published by our Pioneer Genealogical Society of Ponca City, Oklahoma
in 1978, under the Newkirk Cemetery.
Brent, William S; 7 May 1855 - 29 Nov 1936 W/Delila Ann
Brent, Delila Ann; 31 Aug 1856 – 1 Feb 1942 H/Wm S
[Marlene Hume Stewart]
Thanks very much. We were lucky enough to be helped
by your group a couple of years ago. Verle's great grandfather disappeared
from Orange Co, Indiana in 1910 and never heard from again. Some rumors
had him murdered. One son looked for his father for the rest of his
life & never knew what had happened to him. His grandson was very
grateful to find out what had happed to him. Thanks again. Richard
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NAPOLEON BARNEY
Dr. Garold Barney [gvbarney@grm.net] July 2005
Dear Persons:
I have been searching for three years now to find the origin of my
Barney family. This I know of reasonable certainty: My father, Edward
C. Barney was born in 1906 in Seiling, Oklahoma.
My grandfather, also, named Edward C. Barney, was most likely born in
Kanakee, Illinois, in 1866-7. Grandfather had a brother named Napoleon
that,too, moved from Illinois to Seiling, Oklahoma (1910) and then to
Blackwell, Oklahoma region.
Napoleon married a woman by the name of Mae (or May) White. Napoleon
registered for the draft during WW I in Kay County. There is no record
that he served in the military, however.
Several children were born to Napoleon and Mae and lived in Kay County---perhaps
in Blackwell. Napoleon and family appear in Federal Census as late as
1920 in Kay County.
It appears that Napoleon died---or was killed---in about 1926.
No existing family members know the first name of Edward or Napoleon's
father. Perhaps an obituary would contain some helpful information.
At one time Napoleon was Catholic but may have changed his religious
preference to a Protestant church.
If I knew the names of newspapers in Blackwell and Kay County, I might
be able to search further.
According to some family members, Napoleon was shot to death while sleeping
in his home. If that is true, a news paper must certainly have covered
that story.
Any suggestion that you care to make will be greatly appreciated.
Blackwell Morning Tribune Oct 1, 1934
TONKAWA MAN DIES
Barney, Found with throat cut, succumbs Sunday
Blackwell Morning Tribune Oct 2, 1934
JURY RETURNS VERDICT
Blackwell Morning Tribune Oct 3, 1934
Funeral services were held at 2 o’clock Tuesday
***Note:Survived by daughters Mrs Marie Roeder
of El Dorado, KS & Mrs Lucile McGowan of Tonkawa, Sons W I Barney
of Tonkawa, Elvin Barney of El Dorado, KS, Floyd and Harold Barney of
Corpus Christi, TX.
Copies of newspaper articles available on request
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BESSE See WILLIAMS February
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BRIDGESS/BRIDGES/BURGESS
Connie [seesea@wcn.net] February 2005
John F. Bridgess (often misspelled as Bridges or Burgess) and Helen
M. (?) are shown as man & wife in 1930 Blackwell, Kay Co., OK, census
and we are interested to know if there was a marriage license or certificate
filed. Any information or assistance is greatly appreciated.
I am a member of the Oregon Genealogical Society of Tillamook Co. and
will gladly help someone needing information from this area
I searched our Marriage application database
and did not find John F Bridgess/Bridges/Burgess and Helen M. Have you
tried Sumner County, Ks.? Lots of people who lived in this area, went
to Wellington, KS to get married
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Beatty
John Chase [johnbats2@yahoo.com] December 2004
I am looking for information on my Third cousin Nancy
Cordelia Lunceford b.February 27, 1868 d.March 13, 1942 at 303 W.
College St, Blackwell, Kay Co, OK.
I know that her husband John William Beatty d.April 09, 1917 I know
that she was buried at The I.O.O.F. cemetery in Blackwell and I am
only
assuming that John is also buried there.
I would like to get John's burial location confirmed
and his date of Birth for my records and any info that you might be
able to assist me with.
Nancy Cordelia Lunceford was a daughter of James Monroe
Lunceford and Margaret Elizabeth Chase. Nancy's Grandparents were
John Chase and Nancy Campbell. My Great Grandparents were William
Elvin Sr. Chase and Jane "Jennie" Campbell from TN. The
two Chase brothers married two Campbell sisters.
Your assistance will be greatly appreciated!
Respectfully, John Chase
They are both buried at the IOOF
Cemetery south of Blackwell
Block 154 Lot 8 which is located just inside the North Gate.
There is also a monument which Cordelia Beatty placed there in 1938.
Pictures of the tombstone are available on request.
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CATHERINE M (OWENS) BROOKHART
Nancy May [nancymay@signalpeak.net/nancymayhotmail37.com] October
2004
Looking for where Catherine M (Owens)Brookhart died,
death date, where she is buried. The last census I found her on was
the 1910 in Tonkawa Township, Kay County, OK. Also looking for obit
on her, still unable to find out her parents. and help would be appreciated.
Her children: Newton Samuel, Henry Clifford, Mary, Anna May, William
E. First spouse Redmond. She is alive in 1911 as she is deeding her
land to her children. Thanks
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Booth
Mary Ann Strote [mstrote@aol.com] October 2004
the family i am researching on is booth.and their may
also be another family that lived there in the area family name is
carlton. the farm area is in newkirk
isaac boothand wife josephine are my direct family
there is an alford lee and lillian booth i want to find out more about
them also
the carlton is walter carlton and there may be children to him that
have died and i wonder if they are in the newkirk cemetery. as i said
there are a lot of questions i need to write and make things clearer
as to what i want.
my isaac booth i believe purchased his farm land in newkirk before
ok became a state i have some land purchased papers that i would be
glad to send also to you to have and look at. and i am sure you will
be able to explaine them more to me what exactly they are. i also
believe i have a copy of isaac's recieving his naturalization ship
paper from there also.
tryed to find the marriage of isaac booth to josephine (shaffer) carlton
up in kansas smith center smith co kansas that is where she was from
but there was no record of marriage of isaac and josephine. josephine
was married to walter carlton up in smith center i did find their
marriage but i can not find the death of walter carlton in smith center
smith kansas either. so this is why i want to try and see if by chance
walter is buried there in newkirk and that isaac and josephine married
there in newkirk also. do you have death records of around 1894 and
marriage of 1894
i know josephine and walter had 1 living son he was walter carlton
jr. per the 1910 census there in newkirk kay co ok josephine had 8
children there were 4 alive and that of course is the son of walter
calrton and her 3 children of isaac booths there may have been a child
verny carlton and of the 2 other carlton childeren i do not know.
verny and 2 other i would say are buried with walter sr i would say.
i checked all the records in kansas and found none of them there so
i am hoping they are there in newkirk or area.
Isaac Booth - Josephine Corralton
Marriage Oct 12, 1894 Isaac - Age 57 born England - Resides K Co,
OT - Father: Thomas Booth Mother:Elizabeth Woods Josephine - Age 37
born PA - Resides Smith Co, KS - Father: Wm Schoffer No witnesses
are shown Ceremony performed by John Mundy Minister.
Alfred L. Booth - Lillian S Cole
Marriage Nov 7, 1906 Alfred - Age 36 born IL Resides Newkirk, OT -
Father: John Booth Lillian - Age 37 Resides Newkirk, OT - Father:
Julius Pochel Witness: HG Stocks and Mrs JA Stocks. Ceremony performed
by Jessie AB Oglevee Pastor Presbytrian Church.
"Cemetery Inscriptions
Kay County Oklahoma"
Newkirk Cemetery - Newkirk,
Oklahoma
Isaac Booth 14 Nov 1834
- 21 Mar 1917
Josephine Booth 2 Apr 1862 - 23 Mar 1930
Alford Lee Booth No date - 16 Mar 1918 Aged 47 yrs
Lillian S Booth 1869-1923
Warden Atlas of Kay
County 1921
List Isaac Booth Heirs in Dale Twp [Copy Twp map]
Patent record for the land issued
to Isaac Booth 4/17/1903 Certificate #4080 Application #6601 Kay County
Court Records
There was extensive research done
on this family - copies available on request
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