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Okemah to Korea-Working for Others
Work was never a four letter word to me, unless maybe if the word was Joy because I’ve always enjoyed…
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Scrimshire ties to Deans, Rogers & Cherokees
Scrimshire family migration to Oklahoma Dean family Arkansas origins Scrimshire Georgia origins Cherokee intermarriage possibilities Details on Will Rogers ancestry…
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Obits for John & Maud’s Five Children
See OBITUARIES below for Leland, Zora, Bonnie, & Zelda. They are not in chronological order. First born was Lon Wesley…
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Two Extended Scrimshire Family Lines
1700, 1800 & 1900 Scrimshire Family Lines & Charts How to read the Above Chart The top two boxes are…
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My Mom
Rilda Laree Ennis. my mom’s maiden name. She was the youngest of four so she grew up with three older…
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Protected: Immediate & Extended Family Trees
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Never Just A Couple
Never Just A Couple Two unique individuals in temperament and personality becomes a couple and not just any couple but…
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Ponds & Creeks Mishaps & Adventures
Grandma Scrimshire (Maude) Bitten by a Water Moccasin Swimming & Bathing in the Pond with Rusty Cutting Holes in the…
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Graves In The Yard
Mulit Use Graveyard Sleeping in the Graveyard Layout of House Johnny Bear Built Is having graves in the yard the…
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Okmulgee Sounds, Weird Friends, Beer Joints & a Baby
Life changing sounds – Music, Beer Joints & a Baby The Okmulgee era of mine & Camilla’s journey in life…
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Who’s Who – Hill Top To Farmhouse
See Bold Below: the ingenuity of the Vitosky family, communicating by drums, building elaborate dirt trench type boy caves, how…
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My Dad
My Dad not a shade tree okie wannabe like me but a true oaky… The best times of my growing…
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Living with Killing
WARNING: Matter of fact the following information is graphic and could drastically change your current view of me. Please this…
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Brown Black or What
Why is the chapter titled Brown, Black and What? Because i grew up to just naturally adopt the culture or…
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Okemah, Woody, Will and Me
History has it that Chief Okemah of the Kickapoo tribe was the first person to occupy the location now called…
