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George Robert Williams and Missouri H. Faught are included in the 1910, 1920, 1930 Okfuskee County, Castle Twp, Oklahoma census records. Their children:
Robert Henderson, b.…
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John T. Faught was born in 1882, in Nauvoo, Alabama. The Faught family moved to northern Texas by the early 1890's
Lee Faught was born on July 28, 1884 in Alabama. In 1930, the…
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Photo caption: Etta Allen Tomlin and Benjamin Huston Spotts
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Benjamin Huston Spotts was a grandson of William Lyons Spotts and Martha Jane Huston. Benjamin's father, John William, married Harriett Aken/Akin in Kansas City, Missouri on May…
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The added photo is that of Nicholas Spotts, not Roscoe.
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After the Civil War, Martha Jane Spotts, widow of William Lyons Spotts, returned to Missouri and lived in Wakenda and Moss Creek Twps. There were 5 surviving children: John…
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John Dade Turley (b. December 3, 1829; d. August 22, 1917) is buried in the Old LaMine Cemetery, Cooper County.
An article in the August 4, 1910 issue of the "Kansas City Star"…
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Jesse B. Turley
The Turley family settled in LaMine Twp., Cooper County about 1810-1812. Militia Rolls indicate that Stephen and Samuel Turley and members of the Carson, McMahan,…
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Van Daniel Boone, brother of Albert Gallatin.
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Albert Gallatin Boone (b. 1806) and his brother, Van Daniel (b. 1814), were sons of Daniel Morgan Boone and grandsons of Daniel Boone, the legendary pioneer from Oley, Berks…
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According to the 1850 Slave Schedule, the "Estate of R. Hawpe" included 6 slaves.
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Children of Rudolph Hawpe and Ellen Templeton:
John (b. about 1821)…
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The family name is Hawpe.
John was the oldest son of Rudolph Hawpe and Ellen Templeton. He married Susan M. Lawless and, in 1850, they were living in Arrow Rock, MO with her…
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Governor Meredith Miles Marmaduke was one of the wealthiest and most powerful men in the ante-bellum Arrow Rock community.
In May 1824, he was a member of an expedition of 25…
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Benjamin Huston Hawpe is a son of Rudolph Hawpe & Ellen Templeton.
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Eleanor "Ellen" Templeton was the widow of Rudolph Hawpe, a son of Adam Hawpe and Catharine Coiner, daughter of George Adam Coiner. Catharine Coiner and Elizabeth Coiner, wife of…
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Children of Benjamin Huston & Mary Templeton:
Sarah (Sallie) married William C. McMahan in Cooper County on January 5, 1826. William was a son of Samuel McMahan. Their children…
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Joseph is the brother of Benjamin Huston.
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Benjamin Huston was the son of William Huston and Mary Burk who were married in Philadelphia on November 4, 1775. The 2 youngest children, Benjamin (October 14, 1786) and Joseph…
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This should read NH (Nicholas Hope) Huston.
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