Indiana Extracts from Oklahoma Periodicals

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Roger Lawton and Natalie Burriss

To widen its knowledge of genealogical information for Indiana, the Indiana Historical Society takes part in an exchange with genealogical and historical societies across the country. The IHS sends out The Hoosier Genealogist: Connections in return for receiving the publications of other organizations. A volunteer with the IHS reads through the incoming publications to find listings of people with Indiana connections. The following genealogical data comes from the publications of three separate organizations in Oklahoma: the Oklahoma Genealogical Society in Oklahoma City, the Garfield County Genealogists in Enid, and the Southwest Oklahoma Genealogical Society in Lawton. The names and issues of the periodicals are listed with the data, along with names of articles, authors where specified, and the year of publication. All data is transcribed exactly as it appears in the publications. Where information is needed for clarity, the authors have inserted it in brackets. All periodical issues listed below are available for further research in the Serials Section at the Indiana State Library in Indianapolis.

Extracts from Oklahoma Genealogical Society Quarterly

Volume 53, no. 3 (2008) “First Territorial Census of Oklahoma, 1890” pages 106–07

[The original article was presented in columns. Rather than columns, semi-colons are placed between pieces of data below by the authors. All persons listed below were born in Indiana according to the Oklahoma Territorial Census of 1890.]

Indiana Extracts from Oklahoma Periodicals

Name; Color; Sex; Age; Years in this Territory Della M. Bland (servant to Albert L. Edwards); W; F; 22; 2 mo John S. Dally (Head); W; M; 32; 13 mo J. M Ragsdale (Head); W; M; 44; 13 mo Served in Co C 122nd I. Ohio W. A. Ragsdale (son); W; M; 20; 13 mo Ray M. Wayman; W; M; 17; 2 mo Gracie Smith; W; F; 21; 2 mo Oto E. Ransom (Daughter); W; F; 16; 12 mo Stella Ransom (Daughter); W; F; 14; 12 mo Louis Mitchel; W; M; 32; 1 mo Delia Mitchel; W; F; 28; 1 mo Cornelius Mitchel; W; M; 6; 1 mo James Mitchel; W; M; 4; 1 mo Clyde Mitchel; W; M; 2; 1 mo Blanche Mitchel; W; F; 5 mo; 1 mo Thomas Blaine; W; M; 23; 4 mo

Volume 59, No. 3 (September 2014) “Notes and Research for The River” Jeanne Sheppard Parrott pages 109, 110

Obituary—Perry Daily Journal, Perry, Noble County, Oklahoma. November 17, 1937—County Pioneer Taken By Death—Death Monday evening claimed another Noble County pioneer who made the run into the county at the opening of the Cherokee Strip. A. J. Stackhouse, 72, died at his home, 1208 Holly Street at 6:30. Death resulted from an illness which has extended over the past seven years. Stackhouse made the run at the opening in 1893 and settled on a claim in the Ceres community. He lived on this claim until 1918 when he retired and moved to Perry. While in the Ceres community he was active in the community, lodge and church work, being a member of the Woodmen lodge and the Baptist church. He was born in Indiana, later moving to Kansas from where he came to Noble County. Besides his widow, Mrs. Alice Stackhouse, he is survived by one son, Henry Stackhouse of Ceres and two daughters, Mrs. Meryl Whitmarsh of Henderson, Texas, and Mrs. Zela Ward of Perry. One brother, Tom Stackhouse of Beloit, Kans., and a sister Mrs. Fanny Duffy also of Beloit, Kans., survive him. Funeral services will be held at 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon from the Baptist church in Ceres of which he was a deacon, with Rev. W. A. Roberts, pastor of the Perry Baptist church officiating. Burial will be in the Ceres community under the direction of the Davis Funeral home of Perry.

Volume 59, No. 4 (December 2014) “Portraits of Oklahoma Pioneers from The Standard History of Oklahoma, Volume IV, By Joseph B. Thoburn, Published by The American Historical Society, 1916” pages 155, 163

JOHN W. BREMER is director of music in the Southwest State Normal School, Weatherford, Oklahoma. To one who is in any way conversant with the training and experience of Professor Bremer in his profession, the above statement tells much of the completeness and efficiency of the music department of that institution for Professor Bremer came to his duties here splendidly equipped, both in talent and in training, for the duties of his office. Professor Bremer was born in Essen, Germany, in the Rhine Province, on November 25, 1874, and he is the son of William and Gertrude (Ferlmann) Bremer, both German born. The father was a native of the Rhine Province, born in 1837, and he died in Essen, Germany, in 1896. The mother was born in Westphalia, Germany, in 1841, and her death occurred at the family home in Essen in 1892. William Bremer was for years the superintendent of a force of several hundred men in one of the large smelting mill” in his province, and was a man of prominence in his field of activities. He was liberal in polities, and he served in the wars of 1864, 1866 and in the War of 1870–71, receiving the Iron Cross in recognition of bravery in action during the latter war. He was the father of two children, Joseph H., who died in 1901, in LaGrange, Indiana, at the age of thirty-three years, and who had come to America in 1891; and John W. of this review. John W. Bremer received excellent educational advantages in Germany. When he had completed a course at the Pedagogical Seminary, Odenkirchen, he entered the Music Conservatory of Cologne and studied there until 1895. He had decided ere that time that his profession should be music, and after his graduation from Cologne he engaged in private work in his profession at Duisburg, Germany, until 1897. In that year he came to LaGrange, Indiana, to which place his brother had preceded him, and he was [a] teacher of music there for six years, meeting with an appreciable degree of success in the work. In 1903 Professor Bremer went to Goshen, Indiana, continuing there in his chosen work until February, 1908, when he was called to Weatherford to fill his present position as director of music of the Southwestern State Normal School. Professor Bremer is a democrat. His fraternal affiliations are confined to the Goshen Lodge Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. He was married in Elkhart, Indiana, in 1905, to Miss Alma Oberholtzer, daughter of Jacob Oberholtzer, now deceased. Three children have been born to them, John Victor, born July 31, 1906; Joseph Jacob, born February 14, 1909, and Gertrude Clara, born March 8, 1911.

Extracts from Roots and Branches Published by the Garfield County [Oklahoma] Genealogists, Inc.

Volume 35, No. 1 (December 2012) “Autobiography of Bill Henthorn’s Grandmother, Turressa Belle (Bolt) Wilson” pages 12, 18

[The paragraph below appears in the middle of the article listed above. Much of the article consists of reminiscences of the childhood of Turressa Wilson.]

September 19, 1952 I Turressa Belle (Bolt) Wilson was born Jan 2, 1869 near Pittsburrow, a small Town 15 miles N.W. of Indianapolis, In. My father’s name was Thomas Jefferson Bolt. I don’t know about his nationality but his Mother was born and raised in England. He, my father was a Union Solider [sic] in the Civil (so called) war. My mother’s name was Lucretia Saloma (Sallee) BOLT. Her people claim some French connection. Their name (they said) was originally, Sal La, but later was Sallee. They were married during the Civil War (so called). Four children were born to them; two during the war, my brother, James Lloyd was born Jan 27, 1867, lacking 25 Days being 2 years my senior. Two little sisters our senior were born during the War, the older died while my folks were moving around to avoid the fighting, the other at birth.

“Fossett Funeral Home Records, January 1952–July 1956” Submitted by Connie (Baasch) Hammond, Enid, OK pages 25–29

LEWIS, Myrtle—b. 2 Oct 1880, IN; d. 21 Sept 1955, St. Mary’s Hosp from hemiplegia; bur Enid Cem; parents, Andrew L. MAY & Tabitha CUMMING; res 502 Chestnut.

O’HARA, Minnie Pauline—b. 9 Oct 1866, IN; d. 27 Jan 1952, at home, 2513 N. Madison, coronary artery occlusion; bur Enid Cem; father, Alexander SUITS.

PETERSON, Wilhelmina—b. 12 Oct 1866, Lafayette, IN; d. 9 June 1954 at home, 211 W. Market; bur. Memorial Park Cem.

Extracts from The Tree Tracers Published by the Southwest Oklahoma Genealogical Society

Volume 33, No. 1 (September 2008–November 2008) “Comanche County Marriage Records” pages 38, 39

[Name] Age Place of Birth Residence Horn, Clinton 21 Indiana Lawton, Okla. Perkle, Mammie 24 Texas Lawton, Okla. Married 10 Jan 1908 at Lawton by M. T. Perkins, J. P. Wit: Mabel Horn, Al J. Jennings.

Templeton, Ray U. 26 Indiana Smith Port, Indiana Broe, Rebecca 25 Indiana Lawton, Okla. Married 21 Jan 1908 at Lawton by W. P. Lamb, Priest. Wite: S. J. O’Brian, Una A. Broe

Volume 33, No. 2 (December 2008–February 2009) “Comanche County Marriage Records,” continued pages 85–88

[Name] Age Place of Birth Residence Yoast, Scott 40 Indiana Pearl, Okla. Schaefer, Margaret 40 Germany Lawton, Okla. Married 19 Mar 1908 at Lawton by J. H. Wolverton, Judge. Wit: W. H. Hussey, B. Rohenhohl

Young, Henry W. 25 S. Carolina Okla. City, Okla. Brogdon, Florence I. 24 Indiana Lawton, Okla. Married 19 Mar 1908 at Lawton by J. G. Haasboro?, Minister. Wit: J. H. Brogdon, L. A.

Self, Liza 21 Ind. Terr. Mt. Park, Okla. Holdenbaum, Golda 18 Indiana Mt. Park, Okla. Married 1 Apr 1908 at Cooperton by D. L Sears, Minister. Wit: Serena & Lila Sears

Moffett, E. G. 53 Ohio Lawton, Okla. Johnson, Anna 41 Indiana Lawton, Okla. Married 14 Apr 1908 at Lawton by M. T. Perkins, J. P. Wit: Mrs. J. H. Williams, Mary Millsap

Volume 33, No. 3 (June 2009–August 2009) “Comanche County Marriage Records,” continued pages 131, 135

[Name] Age Place of Birth Residence Montgomery, 26 Indiana Walter, Okla. William E. Brown, Stella M. 18 Oklahoma Walter, Okla. Married 4 Mar 1908 at Lawton by T. J. Ingram, Minister. Wit: Chas. M. & Metta A. McClure

Ennes, Archie C. 20 Indiana Lawton, Okla. Yantsey, Hannah 17 Ohio Lawton, Okla. Married 7 Mar 1908 at Comanche Mission by L. L. Leyters, Minister. Wit: Walter Komah, Jennie Lewis. Consent of Mrs. Minnie? Yantsey and Carrie C. Ennes, parents of Archie Ennes and Hannah Yantsey

Volume 33, No. 4 (June 2009–August 2009 [sic]) “Comanche County Marriage Records,” continued pages 185, 188

[Name] Age Place of Birth Residence Shine, M. S. 44 Tennessee Geronimo, Okla. Weiland, M. A., Mrs. 40 Indiana Geronimo, Okla. Married 17 May 1908 at Geronimo by J. W. Tenison, Minister. Wit: S. P. Fansler, Mrs. Belle Hendrix

McKim, Robert 70 Indiana Temple, Okla. Scott, Mrs. Mary 50 Indiana Lawton, Okla. Married 7 Jul 1908 at Lawton by J. H. Wolverton, Judge. Wit: C. P. & Mattie Morris

Smith, William 22 Ohio Lawton, Okla. Hoffelder, Mamie 20 Indiana Lawton, Okla. Married 5 Jul 1908 at Lawton by W. P. Lamb, Priest. Wit: Peter Smith, Mary Goetzel

Volume 34, No. 1 (September 2009–November 2009) “Comanche County Marriage Records,” continued pages 32, 34, 36

[Name] Age Place of Birth Residence Bruce, G. M. 37 Indiana Chattanooga, Okla. Aldridge, Florence 20 Illinois Faxon, Okla. Married 12 Aug 1908 at Lawton by M. T. Perkins, J. P. Wit: J. Lowery Miller, Glenn V. Saltzgaber

Satterwhite, D. M. 35 Texas Shawnee, Okla. Aldridge, Maggie 16 Indiana Faxon, Okla. Married 12 Aug 1908 at Lawton by M. T. Perkins, J. P. Wit: J. Lowery Miller, Glenn V. Saltzgaber

Kellison, Adelbert T. 34 Indiana Elgin, Okla. Johnson, Jessie 18 Wisconsin Elgin, Okla. Married 18 Jul 1908 at Lawton by M. D. Early, Minister. Wit: Josephine Cline, Mrs. J. S. Faulkner

Craig, Milton T. 27 Kansas Lawton, Okla. Tochterman, Star 22 Indiana Lawton, Okla. Married 23 Sep 1908 at Lawton by T. J. Irwin, Minister. Wit: Kate Jones, Jno. Borghend

Pittman, Arthur F. 29 Alabama Lawton, Okla. Poiry, Anna M. 22 Indiana Lawton, Okla. Married 22 Sep 1908 at Lawton W. P. Lamb, Priest. Wit: Joseph F. & Clara Poiry

Volume 34, No. 3 (March 2010–May 2010) “Comanche County Marriage Records,” continued pages 137, 138

[Name] Age Place of Birth Residence Long, G. L. 23 Indiana Lawton, Okla. McCohen, Rosa 18 Illinois Lawton, Okla. Married 11 Nov 1908 at Lawton by T. J. Irwin, Minister. Wit: E. A. Stonehouse, Mrs. Rosa Crisp

Barringer, Edmond L. 40 Illinois Alpine, Tex. Day, Mary L. 30 Indiana Attica, Kans. Married 14 Nov 1908 at Lawton by S. Armstrong, J. P. Wit.: L. P. Ross, J. A. Fain

[Name] Age Place of Birth Residence Miller, Elisha 67 Indiana Fletcher, Okla. Wilcox, Julia A. 60 Indiana Lawton, Okla. Married 23 Nov 1908 at Lawton by J. H. Wolverton, Judge. Wit: S. M. Cunningham, W. C. Henderson

Northrop, Harvey W. 26 Pennsylvania Lawton, Okla. Haskins, Leah 21 Indiana Lawton, Okla. Not returned

Volume 35, No. 2 (December 2011–February 2011 [sic]) “Comanche County Marriage Records,” continued pages 83, 85

[Name] Age Place of Birth Residence Russell, Oscar B. 22 Texas Lawton, Okla. Morris, Nellie 19 Indiana Lawton, Okla. Married 2 May 1909 at Lawton by S. Armstrong, J. P. Wit: Minnie Schoenburg, Mrs. Sadie Schoenberg

Leuellen, Iver 22 Indiana Geronimo, Okla. Netz, Opal 20 Indiana Geronimo, Okla. Married 19 May 1909 at Lawton E. M. Sweet, Jr., Minister. Wit: Henry & Lillie Tenison

Volume 35, No. 3 (March 2011–May 2011) “Comanche County Marriage Records,” continued pages 135, 137

[Name] Age Place of Birth Residence McKean, Earnest 25 Indiana Grandfield, Okla. Zumwalt, Pearl 23 Illinois Chattanooga, Okla. Not returned

Mirus, J. A. 26 Illinois Indiahoma, Okla. Morris, Hazel B. 18 Indiana Indiahoma, Okla. Married 8 Aug 1909 at Lawton by W. G. Lemmons, Minister. Wit: Luella Carter, Mrs. W. G. Lemmons

Volume 35, No. 4 (June 2011–August 2011) “Comanche County Marriage Records,” continued page 195

[Name] Age Place of Birth Residence Butler, Willard E. 22 Illinois Walters, Okla. Knoy, Myrtle M. 17 Indiana Walters, Okla. Married 3 Oct 1909 at Walters by Robt. A. Baird, Minister. Wit: Virgil Ray Butler, Alvah Butler[.] Consent of: M. Woods, mother of Myrtle M. Knoy

Volume 36, No. 1 (September 2011–November 2011) “Comanche County Marriage Records,” continued page 42

[Name] Age Place of Birth Residence Wolverton, Warren F. 18 Missouri Lawton, Okla. Warren, Gladys May 18 Indiana Lawton, Okla. Married 24 Nov 1909 at Lawton by W. G. Lemmons, Minister. Wit: Mrs. J. W. Wolverton, Mrs. E. G. Warren. Consent of: J. W. Wolverton, father of Warren F. Wolverton

Volume 36, No. 2 (December 2011– February 2012) “Comanche County Marriage Records,” continued page 80

[Name] Age Place of Birth Residence Crandall, Bee 22 Indiana Lawton, Okla. Sappinfield, Ora 21 Indiana Indiana Married 24 Dec 1909 at Lawton by W. G. Lemmon, Minister. Wit: Mrs. W. G. Lemmon, J. M. Conger (?)

Volume 37, No. 4 (June 2013–August 2013) “Comanche County Marriage Records,” continued page 191

[Name] Age Place of Birth Residence Hostetler, Elmer 41 Indiahoma, Okla. Johnson, Lorena 42 LaDoga, Ind. Married 23 Nov 1910 at Lawton by Samuel B. McGuire, Minister. Wit: J. A. Nixon, Rev. A. R. Spicer

Extracts from The Tree Tracers Published by the Southwest Oklahoma Genealogical Society

Volume 33, No. 1 (September 2008–November 2008) “Ahnentafel of Marvin Paul Follett” page 6

24. NICHOLSON, David D. b 1823 Union Co., IN, d 1894 Benton Co., IA, m 1845 Union Co., IN

Volume 33, No. 4 (June 2009–August 2009 [sic]) “Cotton County Inventors (with Allied Families—Patton, Woolery, Thompson, McNatt)” Charles P. Howe pages 163, 165

[The paragraph below appears in the middle of the article listed above.]

10. Emma J. [?] born in January 1883, in Collin Co., Tex. She married George A. Richards in 1904. He was born in 1879, in Indiana. They were living in Canadian, Hemphill Co., Tex., in 1910, and in Wellington, Collingsworth Co., Tex., in 1920 and 1930. They had three children: 1. Lena E., born in 1906. 2. George Clint, born in 1908. 3. Luela? M., born in 1909.

Volume 37, No. 4 (June 2013–August 2013) “Ahnentafel of Patricia Lynn (Smith) Moody” pages 153–55

12. Finch, Calvin Lee, b 1857 Henry Co., IN, d 1942 Franklin Co., KS, m 1882 Jay Co., IN 13. Steed, Rebecca Sarah, b 1857 Jay Co., IN, d 1923 Franklin Co., KS 14. O’Neal, William Edward, b 1875 Putnam Co., IN, d 1934 Franklin Co., KS, m 1900 Bourbon Co., KS 16. Smith, Daniel, b 1826 Morgan Co., IN, d 1906 Holt Co., MO, m 1844 Morgan Co., IN 17. Hicks, Catherine Emma, b 1828 Morgan Co., IN, d 1866/1867 Holt Co., MO 26. Steed, Jesse “Robert”, b 1820 Shenandoah Co., VA, d 1898 Jay Co., IN, m 1844 Jay Co., IN 27. Kunce, Leah, b 1825 Perry Co., OH. d 1897 Jay Co., IN 28. O’Neal, George Clinton, b 1851 Putnam Co., IN, d 1940 Otero Co., CO, m 1874 Putnam Co., IN 29. Sellers, Sarah Maryetta, b 1852 IN, d 1895 (adopted by grandparents, John & Fanny Sellers) 36. Roland, John James, Jr., b 1819 IN or NC, d 1867 Holt Co., MO, m 1838 Morgan Co., IN

48. Finch, Thomas “Hamilton”, b 1784 Granville Co., NC, d 1844 Wayne Co., IN, m 1806 Wake Co., NC 49. Holliman, Elitha, b 1782 Johnston or Wake Co., NC, d 1861 Wayne Co., IN 50. Barnes, Adam, Sr., b 1773 York Co., PA, d 1862 Fulton Co., IN, m 1812 Warren Co., OH 51. Lee, Rhoda Ann, b 1795 Greene Co., PA, d 1872 Henry Co., IN 52. Steed, John, b 1791 Shenandoah Co., VA, d 1872 Jay Co., IN, m 1816 Shenandoah Co., VA 53. Akers, Frances, b 1794 Shenandoah Co., VA, d 1876 Jay Co., IN 54. Kunce, Jacob, b 1799 PA, d 1859 Jay Co., IN, m 1823 Perry Co., OH 55. Boyer, Ann Mary, b 1798 Westmoreland Co., PA, d 1873 Jay Co., IN 56. O’Neal, James, d 1820 Shelby Co., KY, d 1895 Reno Co., KS, m 1840 Putnam Co., IN 72. Roland, John, Sr., b 1790 NC, d bef 1870 Morgan Co., IN 73. Stirewalt, Catherine, b 1793 Rowan Co., NC, d 1875 Wayne Co., IN 74. Bean, Jesse, b 1778 NC, d 1852 Morgan Co., IN 75. ___, Mary P., b 1780 NC, d 1853 Morgan Co., IN 106. Akers, John, b 1769 PA, d 1845 Rancolph [sic] Co., IN, m 1789 Shenandoah Co., VA 107. Dressler, Susanna, b 1776 VA, d 1840 Randolph Co., IN 113. Harris, Nancy, d bet 1845–49 Putnam Co., IN 118. Sellers, John Crawford, b 1795 Garrard Co., KY, d 1874 Putnam Co., IN, m 1821 Putnam Co., IN 119. Brown, Fanny, b abt 1802 Lancaster Co., KY, d 1878 Putnam Co., IN 146. Stirewalt, Johan “Peter”, Jr., b 1764 Berks Co., PA, d 1841 Owen Co., IN, m 1792 NC 147. Yost, Anna Margaret, b 1775 Rowan Co., NC, d 1848 Owen Co., IN

Volume 38, No. 1 (September 2013– November 2013) “Some Caddo County Deaths” pages 11, 13, 14

145. Arnett, Nancy J., died 19 Dec 1923, found dead in bed, Cement [OK?]. Born 3 Mar 1841, IN. Widow. Father and Mother not given. Informant, Elizabeth Cunningham, Cement. Undertaker, Wagner Bros., Cement. Burial, Carnegie. Dr. Jessie Bird, Cement. 1. Wyatt, Quittman W., died 5 Feb 1925, bronchial pneumonia, Cement. Born 28 Dec 1853 IN. Father, Mr. Wyatt, born SC. Informant, J. L. Wyatt, Cement. Undertaker, Wagner Bros., Cement. Burial, Cement. Dr. W. L. Dixon, Cement. 14. Wyatt, Harriet Anne, died 2 Oct 1925, apoplexy, Cement. Born 24 Aug 1851 IN. Widowed. Father, ___ Kirk. Mother not given. Informant, M. W. Wyatt, Verden, OK. Undertaker, Wagner Bros., Cement. Burial, Cement. Dr. W. L. Dixon, Cement.

Volume 39, No. 4 (June 2015–August 2015) “Frederick Army Air Field, Frederick, Tillman Co., OK” pages 154–56

Frederick Army Airfield was opened 23 Sep 1942, during the first year of World War II, with four hard-surfaced runways. It was an advanced twin-engine pilot training field. During the years it was active, many military pilots were trained there. The airfield was inactivated 31 Oct 1945. It was declared surplus and turned over to the Army Corps of Engineers on 21 Sep 1946. It was eventually discharged to the War Assets Administration and became a civil airport. It was then known as Frederick Municipal Airport, and now known as Frederick Regional Airport. Aviation Cadet Class 43-K was the sixth class to complete training at Frederick Army Air Field, win their wings, and be commissioned as pilots in the Army Air Forces. They were the first class to have a book, like a school annual, published. The book contains photos of all the commanding personnel and members of the class, along with other photos of activities on the base. At the back is a list of all of the class members with their home addresses. This book was given to us by the family of Opal Kirkpatrick, deceased. It can be found in the Family History Room of the Lawton Public Library in the World War II section.

Class 43-K Members Donald G. Brown, Plainfield, IN Donald E. Clodfelter, Bainbridge, IN Kenneth V. Crabtree, Evansville, IN Dale F. Dobson, Bloomington, IN Aja C. Harper, Indianapolis, IN Joseph M. Lutes, Indianapolis, IN John W. Norton, Indianapolis, IN Vincent W. Tanvas, Decatur, IN

“Grady County Men in WWI Excerpted from ‘The Oklahoma Spirit of ’17,’ Compiled by W. E. Welch, J. S. & L. V. Aldridge, 1920” pages 170, 173

Logan M. Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Lewis, was born in Indiana, Sept 28, 1891, and educated in Chickasha. Entered service Feb. 22, 1918, and trained at Newport, R. I. on U.S.S. San Diego. Went to France in June 1918, as Fireman 2nd class. Discharged Aug. 8, 1919, at Dallas.

“Some Caddo County Birth Records” page 175

64. Baby Girl Frame born 27 Sep 1918, Cement [OK?]. Father, Thos. L. Frame, age 39, bp IN, occ. Farmer, res Cement. Mother, Mary Frame, age 36, bp TX, res. Cement, 6 ch. born, 6 liv. Dr. W. H. Vann, Cement, OK.

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