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Re: Calvin Warnell Polk, US Marshal at Holdenville, Indian Territory?

Aftonstjames — 2012-10-28 20:19:02Z

I have a picture of Calvin Polk with his Indian tracker he's my 5 times great grandfather if you'd like a copy feel free to email me at aftonstjames@gmail

US Marshal

troysteris — 2012-09-21 22:19:04Z

I have a great uncle that everyone in my family says used to be a Deputy US Marshal. He was born around 1920. Nobody knows what happened to him after the Marshal service. He was my maternal grandmother's brother. Does anyone know where I can go to find him? Is there a government employee's directory somewhere or something?

Re: Jefferson Davis (known as J.D. or Jeff) Deal

Marsha_Hales — 2011-08-05 23:47:53Z

Jefferson Davis Deal was my great grandfather, grandfather Calvin Simon Deal, father Mikey Leroy Deal

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

polkdr — 2011-06-28 21:17:58Z

Hi Bob - my great grandfather Cal married Anne (Annie) Hampton, and had 3 children. He must have been a character, because his son Julius "Peanut" Polk had quite a sense of humor as well as his son (my dad) Ed Polk. - D. Ray Polk.

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

polkdr — 2011-06-28 21:05:56Z

Julius "Peanut(s)" Polk was my grandfather, and I believe he was at least a County Assessor in the Holdenville area. He laughed & joked a lot, and his wife Nora was very sweet. He died around 1960 or so from emphysema at about age 70. - D. Ray Polk, OKC.

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk, US Marshal at Holdenville, Indian Territory?

polkdr — 2011-06-28 20:34:25Z

My great grandfather was Cal Polk, and my sister has been transcribing a copy of his diary he kept on his travels with Pat Garrett...very interesting, including his phonetic grammar! - D. Ray Polk.

Re: u.s. marshals jones

sandraperry — 2011-05-24 20:31:51Z

Shannon,
I know it has been a long time since your post and hopefully you are still out there. Do you have any info on the marriage between Tilghman and Flora Robinson? ie when and where? Flora was actually a Doby, daughter of Christopher Doby unless he married two different Floras. My memory tells me perhaps she was married to a Joe Robinson but i don't have the info with me at this time.
thanks
Sandra

Re: Henrey Ines Prien (Enes Prien)

smp05 — 2011-03-30 21:18:42Z

I know very little. However Eva sounds very familiar. My grandfather is Joe Prien. I can't seem to remember his father's name.

Cal Polk,

vlmvicki — 2011-01-17 03:15:04Z

I am a great grand daughter of Cal. My mother was Jessie Lorraine Polk, Peanut Polks,only daughter,He also had 2 sons,Edwin and Frank,my Aunts,I knew as I child (as peanuts siblings,) were Uncle Chris,Aunt Katie,Aunt Blanche..I spent many a summer with my grandparetns.Julius(peanut polk)was County Accesssor in Holdenville,My e-mail address is vlmvicki@aol.com,I am also on facebook.My Mom passed away August 10th from a battle with cancer,she was 94 hears old.If anyone wants to contact me, please do..

Re: U S Marshal in Missouri bootheel and Northwest TN

lmoore1383 — 2010-10-21 00:12:11Z

Is there a place where the Deputy U S Marshalls are listed?

The bootheel of Missouri was often serviced by parts of NW Tennessee. At times the mail for NW Tennessee was delivered to the bootheel areas around what is now Caruthersville and someone came to pick it up when they could. So I need to look in both areas.

C. H. KENNEDY went to that area called Little Prairie, Mo due to trouble with the train lines per my grandmother, his daughter. Do you know if there is a listing somewhere that would show deputy U S Marshall's in this area?

Thanks

Re: U S Marshal in Missouri bootheel and Northwest TN

cowboy158 — 2010-10-19 18:02:58Z

There is no record of Mr. Kennedy being a US Marshal anywhere in the U.S. It's possible he was a deputy US marshal but certainly would not have been the first in northwestern TN or eastern MO. The District of Tennessee was created on 1/31/1797 and in the early 1800's was spit into the Western, Eastern and Middle districts. In MO the district of the Territory of Missouri was created on 3/3/1805 and later in the 1800's divided into the eastern and western districts. Your Mr. Kennedy, if he was a deputy US marshal would not have been the first and if attached to TN probably wouldn't have been sent into MO since they had their own deputies.

U S Marshal in Missouri bootheel and Northwest TN

lmoore1383 — 2010-10-19 02:49:30Z

I am seeking information on Cenus Hardy KENNEDY who was supposedly the first U. S. Marshal in the Northwest Tennessee area and the bootheel of Missouri. He was residing in Lake County and was requested to go to Pemiscot Co, Mo. because of trouble there. This would have been around 1890 to 1910. Does anyone have any information on this or know of a place I could go to research this. Thanks for your assistance.

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

Gary_Montin — 2010-06-29 12:47:43Z

Hello,
Calvin is my great grandad. My brother Bill, had his book typed and I have electronic copy, if you would like. I also have some pictures.
My e-mail is gmontin@aol.com
Thanks for the additional info.
Gary

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

bob74848 — 2010-06-28 23:00:28Z

There was a period of time that Calvin went to the aid of a cousin Alfred Polk in around Lamar, Colorado who worked for the JJ Jones Ranch. Alfred was in jail, waiting for trial when he contacted Calvin in the Texas Panhandle to come help look after his family. Alfred had killed a couple of cowpolks. They spent some time in the Mountains and on the run in the Oklahoma Territory (No Man's Land) before Alfred went in and turned himself in. One of their crew killed a Mexican man for beating on his wife when they dropped down into the Texas Panhandle one night. Quite the story. Fran

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

bob74848 — 2010-06-28 22:55:16Z

Certainly, do if you don't mind them being published. I've been up and down with broken hip and cancer of the leg, but have spent the winter with Calvin, Charlie Siringo, James East and the boys. What a trip, bookwise. I've read more this winter than the 22 years I was Library Director. Whew!

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

bob74848 — 2010-06-28 22:52:50Z

I believe Cal only married once, but jilted by a gal in and near Bandara, Texas. She really put him trough it before he found out the day he went to get the licence and her, she had married another, so he got drunk.

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

bob74848 — 2010-06-28 22:50:39Z

Hi Bob: Sorry I've been so long in answering. I've been (tied up) by doctors, etc and now feeling a little more like myself. I have someone proof reading what I have put together on Calvin Warnell Polk and friends. I found a complete sketch of most of Calvin's young life via friends such as Charlie Siringo, James East, (later sheriff of Tascosca, Texas. and brother's journal published in Trail Drivers of Texas./This winding and long journey has inspired me while listening to Willie Nelson's I always Loved cowboys" which fit the life they led. James was on the
LX ranch with Calvin when Calvin was a youth. I think he took the cooking job from Calvin when he buried half a bushel of burned beans and sourdough bread in the front of the dug out they shared. I laughed and cried with Cal for the winter. He was a spirited youth as well as Charlie Siringo who ended up a Pinkerton Man. When I get published I will let you know. I did find pictures of all of them in various publications all with handlebar face whiskers. Yours Fran

Re: U.S. Marshal-Sheriff- Policeman-Kansas 1 0f 8 Pages.

GeorgiaLaRue48 — 2010-03-22 15:49:28Z

I am looking for any information on the Samuel Botts 1829 that you have on your list. Could you email it to me if you have anything? My email address is gb1948@hotmail.com please put Samuel Botts in the subject line so I don't delete you. Thank you. Georgia

Henrey Ines Prien (Enes Prien)

TeresaPrien79 — 2009-07-19 03:25:03Z

My Great Grandfather was a sherriff in La Jara, or Denver, Colorado sometime after 1918. He was married to Eva Prien their children were Eli E Prien, Charles Prien, and Inez Prien. Eva died in Pueblo, Colorado July 3, 1989. I am looking for any information regarding these relatives.
Thank You,
Teresa Ann Prien(Bradley)

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

bob74848 — 2009-06-22 14:08:26Z

Could he have been Chris Polk? e mail me direct at fcook2@aol.com

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

Gary_Montin — 2009-06-20 10:52:07Z

I would really appreciate the scans of the pictures since my brother is putting together a printed copy of Cal's memoirs. They would be great to insert a few photos. The great-great-great grandchildren will love it.
Thanks,
Gary

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

Gary_Montin — 2009-06-20 10:38:08Z

I remember my uncle "Peanut" from my childhood in Holdenville. He was Cal's son.

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

robin9943 — 2009-06-20 04:46:16Z

To my knowledge, Cal married only once- it is the only marriage license for him in the 3 counties of the area he lived- Caledwell, Gonzeles and Guadalupe.
I have a scans o two pictures taken of Cal in Holdenville, IT. One is with his indian trakcer, who is dressed in what would have been ceremonial dress. If you want me to eamil the scan, let me know.
I have the newspapers clipping from Luling and Lockhart where it says Cal's brother Frank was going to IT after Cal died. Can email anyone who wants it a scan of those too.
I have since found out that "Peanut" Polk was Cal's son Julius.

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

bob74848 — 2009-06-20 02:50:51Z

Did Calvin marry more than once and did he have a boy nicknamed Peanut?

Re: Calvin l's account about that>Warnell Polk

bob74848 — 2009-06-20 02:47:41Z

I AM ALSO TRYING TO DECIPHER CALS HANDWRITING ON A JOURNAL HE WROTE. HIS BROTHER ALSO WROTE A JOURNAL SIMULAR TO CAL'S FOR THE BOOK (THE TRAIL DRIVERS OF TEXAS VOL 1 2ND ED. BEGINING ON PG 120. These interviews or journals were taken for the reunions of old trail drivers and cow boys on the trails 1800's. Frank's story goes along with Cal's but Cal has had so many things that I loved, a real character. I'm writing about him for publication but, a lot of research is going into into it. I know he is buried here in Holdenville, and I thank you for the information on how he got killed as there were so many in the newspaper (seemed to be a hot time collecting bootleggers at this period and few got killed.) Frank verifys the lightening killing one of the trailbosses in Kansas. He is eighteen years old in 1876. Sounded like he tried to protect his brother all he could. What got me stuck on this was working on the history and cattle ranches around Moteebie and Miami, Texas -X IIX and the Goodnight Ranch. T. Boone Pickens owns the property the the -X was on. The first man to ranch that piece of property died in Canada after driving 3,000 head and gangrene of a wound on his foot set in. I am now trying to find a news clipping of Cals Death and the bridge falling into the Colorado River near Austin, Texas during one of Cal's last trail drives. Flood and too many cattle was the reason, I just wanted the story. Also somewhere I found reference to Book Tulurosa having details about Stinking Springs, New Mexico and the capture of Billy the Kid. Have you found any other than Cals Journal about that? fcook2@aol.com

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

Gary_Montin — 2009-06-18 21:05:30Z

Fran,
I am Gary Montin and Cal Polk was my great grandad on my mothers side. I was born in Holdenville and am now retired. Just bought a place in Connerville, Ok. and establishing a Pecan Orchard.
I am looking for any pictures that may be available for Calvin Polk. Thought you might know where I could find.
We have his memoirs and my brother (Bill) is retyping them for the kids.
The family story goes " that Cal lent his pistol out to a friend and when it was returned it contained 6 rounds instead of the 5 rounds he always kept in the chambers. The empty chamber was always on the firing pin. He took out 5 rounds and pushed the cleaning rod into the barrel and the 6th round hit the firing pin and shot the rod through his head." Not a good way to go for a law man.
Anyway, thats the family line on the death that my grandmother told me.
Hope you have recovered from the broken hip.
If you have any other info, we (the family) would appreciate it.
Take care,
Gary

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

Gary_Montin — 2009-06-18 21:02:28Z

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

robin9943 — 2009-05-14 02:07:27Z

Hi Fran, I'll be happy to give you the info on the Polk family in Luling. Calvin was my ggg.uncle; his sister, Clara Virginia Polk Smith was my g.g.grandmother. I also have some intersting info on Cal after he was in the posse that captured Billy the Kidd.
Calvin's father Warnell was from Arkansas, the son of Taylor Polk. According to Clara Virginia as told to her granddaughter/my grandmother- Warnell traveled to Texas with a Barnett cousin to see Texas at the age of 16; orginally to Bastrop Co. I'm unsure how he ended up in Caldwell Co., but according to family history, Warnell liked Texas and decided he would stay. So he wrote his family a letter and told them he was staying. I'm unsure if he ever visited home again. Warnell was living with a distant Polk cousin in Caldwell Co. in 1850.
The Polk family actually lived in Prarie Lea, Caldwell Co., TX when Calvin was a born and he was a child. Luling was not established until the late 1870's. The Polk family moved to Luling in early 1880's.
I do not know who the girl in Lockhart was. Cal married Anne Hampton of Guadalupe Co., TX. They lived in Praire Lea area before Cal and Anne moved it IT, OK.

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

bob74848 — 2009-05-13 20:27:16Z

What wonderful luck. Hi Polk descendant. I am not a kin to the Polk Family but, am at this moment recouping from a broken hip and wrist. I just retired from Library Director in Holdenville and have worked with the Historical Society several years. To keep from going crazy, I started to try deciper an old Journal of C. W. Polk written from Jan 26, 1896 -1901/ I would certainly love to learn who the girl was that jilted Cal in Lockheart, Texas and who he finally married. He broke my heart when he described her running off with another man on the day he was to buy the marriage license. I've been with him at the -X Ranch, on the trail and wondering through his early years. A wild and free soul he was. He only gave his brother Frank's name, but I found that Frank was listed on a book "The Trail Drivers of Texas. Vol. 1 2nd Ed. I found this by chance on the web. Both the boys were young and wild it seemed. While looking for cattle ranches, drives and doing research for T. Boone Pickens ranch in Panhandle of Texas, I found the simular details of neighboring ranches. I have a very rough photo copy of Calvin's Journal dated Jan. 26, 1896. It was never finished, and now I find he died 1904..so he may have fallen ill on me. I was trying to put together some of his family in Luling, Texas and their origin. Thanks Fran Cook

Arkansas Law Officers

2009-03-02 19:21:35Z

Can anyone tell me how I would go about getting/finding a person who may have been a lawman/Sheriff/Officer/Marshall somewhere in Arkansas (possibly Lee County) in the period of 1885-1920?

All help is appreciated!
Thanks...
Barb

Georgia US Marshals

mstringer11 — 2009-03-02 19:20:52Z

Does anyone know how to find a US MARSHALL of GA. in early 1900's. Appreciate help. Please e-mail me at Mstringer1@aol Thanks

US Marshal named Goodson or James E. Johnson

2009-03-02 19:20:15Z

Am looking for information on one of my Goodson ancestors, he was a US Marshall, killed in the line of duty, I think in the 1800s. Also looking for confirmation of James E Johnson as being a US Marshall. Thanks, Margie

Re: Caleb Lawson (Loss) Hart - U.S. Marshal in OK about 1910-1920 era

2009-03-02 19:19:40Z

I'm Caleb Lawson Hart's Great, Great Grandson. My email is redknight@sbcglobal.net.

Please email me for more information.

Caleb Lawson (Loss) Hart - U.S. Marshal in OK about 1910-1920 era

CathySTRALEY99 — 2009-03-02 19:19:13Z

Caleb Lawson (Loss) Hart was a U.S. Marshal in south-central Oklahoma, apparently in Murray County OK & he lived at Stratford. Loss was reportedly part of the posse which hunted down the last of the Dalton Gang after their famous attempt to hold-up the bank at Coffeeville, Kansas. Loss is credited with firing the shot that killed Bill Dalton. I would like to find out more about Loss.

Also, seeking additional information on George W. Cox, who was Deputy Marshal in Tillman County OK, 1906-1913. He lived about 5 miles east of Manitou in Tillman County (this county is northwest of Wichita Falls, Texas). His great-granddaughter (now 86) recalls that this job of Deputy Marshal required him to travel long distances by horse and buggy and to often be gone from home. As a connection to Loss Hart, George W. Cox's daughter Georgiana married in 1898 to James Henry Milton Hart, who was the brother of Loss Hart.

Any additional info would be appreciated on either of these Marshals.

Re: U.S. Marshal-Sheriff- Policeman-Kansas 1 0f 8 Pages.

sscottw — 2009-03-02 19:18:45Z

Do you have any info on Frederick Gottlieb Wannenwetsch of Caldwell and Coffeyville KS? He is listed as 'martial-city' of Caldwell on the 1900 Census with his 1st wife Elizabet[Derwin]being married for 11 years in 1889 in Caldwell. He may have been in Caldwell as early as 1883-6 at the end of the Chisholm Trail cattle drives - he left his Baltimore MD family after 1880 Census - was a cowboy in TX prior to settling in Caldwell - still being listed there in the KS Census of 1905 with his 2nd wife Nevada[Giles] - then moving to Coffeyville where he was Chief of Police under several mayors according to his obituary. I would like to find a specific date in Caldwell.

Re: U.S. Marshal-Sheriff- Policeman-Kansas 1 0f 8 Pages.

Wagner206 — 2009-03-02 19:17:24Z

Dear Sir,
I own U.S. Marshal Jack Bridges pistol badge etc documented, I even put a gravestone at my own expense on his grave, contact me for more details.
Historian and collector,
Lewis Wagner

Frank Kinkade, US Marshal OK Territory

jodunn57 — 2009-03-02 19:17:13Z

Hi, we are also looking for our grandfather that was
a US Marshal in the OK Territory about the same time
as yours.

His name was Frank Kinkade

If you find anything, let me know and I will do the same
as I search. Thank you.

My email is... jodunn57@aol.com

Re: U.S. Marshal-Sheriff- Policeman-Kansas 1 0f 8 Pages.

mrsgillmore — 2009-03-02 19:15:55Z

Hi Dennis... im looking for a Thomas Jefferson Basnett who we believe was a US Marshall in Kansas and was involved ina gunfight of sorts.. may have done time at Fort Leavenworth. 1904-1909. Any info is GREATLY appreciated.

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

RobinWebbLucas — 2009-03-02 19:15:47Z

Hi Debbie,
I'm Clara Virginia Polk Smith's great-granddaughter; so I am kin to your husband.
I have the marraige certificate of Irena Miers and Warnell Polk; all of their land deeds from Caldwell county, and the (long, drawn-out) probate.
I also have a copy of Irena's marriage to second husband. Everything is scanned. Email if you want copies and I will send them to you.
They are having a huge ceremony in June for our ancestor, Jonathon Clower ( Irene Miers Polk's grandfather) he is the oldest American Rev. vet. buried there. I have the Am. Rev. records if you want them. If anyone wants to join DAR, we are eligible.
Robin

Re: U.S. Marshal-Sheriff- Policeman-Kansas 1 0f 8 Pages.

2009-03-02 19:15:15Z

I could only read the first page of your list. I am looking for any information on a Michael Young from Wisconsin who supposedly went to Kansas and was a marshall or sheriff post civil war. He was discharged as a Quarter Master Seargent from the a Wisconsin aritllery unit.

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

2009-03-02 19:15:08Z

Hi,
My husband, Ronnie Meadows is a great great nephew of Cal Polk.
We have been tryin to find information on him. We have a real old picture of Cal and Frank Polk. Ronnie was interested in trying to find Cal Polk's journal and get a copy of it. If you could give us any information about the journal we would appreciate it.
Thank you

U.S. Marshal-Sheriff- Policeman-Kansas 1 0f 8 Pages.

dsegelquist — 2009-03-02 19:14:46Z

Here is a list of Lawman of Kansas their storys are to long to retype on this post however I will answer general question. There is no family info or very little. If you would like a story on them I will need your Snail Mail Add. you can E. Mail it to me.
( Spring 1960 )
Clay Allson (---- ----) In Dodge City Kansas About 1878
(Defended his Reputation in the East ST. Louis Scrimmage.) 1Pg.

Charles E. Bassett (---- 1895) Dodge City Kanasa Elected First Sheriff of Ford County June 5 1873 10Pg.

Peter W. Beamer (---- ----) Dodge City Kansas Elected June 10 1882 2Pg.

John Behrens (1840 ----) Wichita Kansas Elected May 6 1874 2Pg.

C.F. Betts (---- ----) Caldwell Kansas Elected June 30 1880 1Pg.

Samuel Botts (1829 ----) Policeman June 11 1874 2Pg.

Charles G. Bratton (---- 1874) Special Policeman February 1872 1Pg.

Hamilton B. Bell (1853-1947) U.S. Marshal Ford County About May 22 1880 1Pg.

Jack L. Bridges (1839? ----) Deputy U.S. Marshal-1869 6Pg.

Bill Brooks (1836? ----) Marshal Newton Kansas 1872 1Pg.

George S. Brown (1854? -1882) Caldwell Kansas 1881 7Pg.

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

2009-03-02 19:14:14Z

Bill -- did you ever find the information you were looking for on Cal Polk? If not, drop me a note.

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

2009-03-02 16:50:17Z

Yes, he was my g-g-grandfather. I have a copy of his journal and he had an interesting life. His journal starts off when he was about 6 years old, around 1869 and goes thru to about the early to mid 1890's. The most notable story is when he was volunteered to go on a posse to capture Billy the Kidd. When he gives an account of the hunt and capture, you know that he was there, because others that wrote books gave a close account of it, but they make it sound as if they were the heros. Cal dosen't, in his journal he gives an account of being there and telling the truth whereas all there had something to do with the fight and capture. Other accounts of his time on cattle drives could make or match a movie or TV show with Rowdy Yates (Clint Eastwood in "Rawhide"), from Indians to cattle thevies to bad weather. As for "Peanut Polk" I don't know. Cal's boys were either in law enforcement or in some local government position, but in Holdenville, Hughes County, Oklahoma area.
Bill
cwcox56@netzero.net

Re: Charles Ambrose Burns

afs56 — 2009-03-02 16:49:29Z

If you go to web site
okolha.net
and click on Robert King Marshal's Force you will find some information

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

robin9943 — 2009-03-02 16:48:32Z

Hi Bill,
Are you a descendant of Calvin Warnell Polk? His sister, Clara Virginia "Jenny" Polk, who married Charlie Smith on 9-Sept-1886 in Caldwell Co., TX. is my gg.grandmother.
If you are a descendant, can you tell me who "Peanut" Polk was?
How 'bout a family story from the TX. line? -My grandmother (born 1919) has said when she was a small girl, her mother and 2 of her Polk first cousins (one a daughter of Laura Jane who married Eustace- the other daughter of Polk who married Barber) all went to OK. for several weeks to visit their first cousin- "Peanut" Polk, who was running for some type of office. She thought for Gov. or Lt. Gov. but is no longer sure that is correct.
He presented each of his first cousins with identical, beautiful vases made in OK. to commiserate their stay.
My great-grandmothers is still in our family and will be mine one day. I would really like to identify "Peanut" Polk.
Thanks!
Robin

Charles Ambrose Burns

mery197 — 2009-03-02 16:47:50Z

Looking for information on Charles Ambrose (Charley) Burns. Family history has it that he was a US Marshal, IT under Judge Isaac Parker. I do not have the dates. He lived in Marshall County, Oklahoma, so the time period would have been between 1873 and 1889. Thank you for your help.

Re: Calvin Warnell Polk

2009-03-02 16:46:40Z

Calvin W. Polk, we believe, was killed 1/15/1904 while serving on Holdenville Police Department. We are not sure at this time if the death was duty related or not.

Contact Dennis Lippy, Chairman
Oklahoma Law Enforcement Memorial
OKLEMEMORIAL@aol.com

He has the file on Officer Polk.
Hope it helps,
Robert Ernst

Calvin Warnell Polk, US Marshal at Holdenville, Indian Territory?

2009-03-02 16:45:07Z

Looking for information on Calvin Warnell Polk. It has been past down through family stories that he was a US Marshal at one time and then a town marshal of Holdenville, Creek Nation, Indian Territory. He passed on in Holdenville June 07, 1904. Cal Polk in early years was in a posse that captured Billy the Kid in Stinking Springs, New Mexico.

Jefferson Davis (known as J.D. or Jeff) Deal

sherrysimoneaux — 2009-03-02 16:44:21Z

I am looking for some information on Jefferson Davis Deal know by J.D. or Jeff,he was a U.S.Marshal.He was born 12/05/1862 in Rome Georgia and died 02/21/1937 Okl.City,Oak.He married Sarah Elizabeth Smith on 07/18/1886.His fathers name was William Lee Deal and mother Rhonda Kell.
Please if anyone could help me it would be greatly appricated.

Thank You,
Sherry Simoneaux