This is true.So you great-grandfather wrote about pre-Landrun history in Oklahoma 60 years after the fact?
He mentioned Kremlin. This explains a lot. You come from a long line of RussIan conspiracy enthusiasts, It appears.My great granddaddy wrote this...Goes on for 22 pages
Chronicles of Oklahoma
Winter 1944-45
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He mentioned Kremlin. This explains a lot. You come from a long line of RussIan conspiracy enthusiasts, It appears.
I think I may actually have that somewhere. I know I have the one about the Enid Railroad War.
That used book store that was next to Whisperin’ Richard’s always had a stack of those for $1. I’d pick up one to read before getting a haircut.
He left Kentucky for Oklahoma on his 21st bday, Feb. 27, 1893. He wrote it as family history, at the request of his sister, with no thought of publication, in 1933. She submitted to the Oklahoma Historical Society, which published (still does) the Chronicles of Oklahoma. He later pioneered in the Texas panhandle, raising cattle and wheat. He wrote this in Texas, died in Texas, age 80.So you great-grandfather wrote about pre-Landrun history in Oklahoma 60 years after the fact?
Whereabouts in Kentucky?He left Kentucky for Oklahoma on his 21st bday, Feb. 27, 1893. He wrote it as family history, at the request of his sister, with no thought of publication, in 1933. She submitted to the Oklahoma Historical Society, which published (still does) the Chronicles of Oklahoma. He later pioneered in the Texas panhandle, raising cattle and wheat. He wrote this in Texas, died in Texas, age 80.
I lived in Kentucky for 3 years as a child, was just curious. Locations aren’t near each other. Thanks.Crittenden Co.