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Graham Leader 1900 social notes and local notices
Graham Leader reports arrivals and departures, new births, marriages, and local happenings. Charles B. Gant returns to Fort Worth for medical college. Verger Akin dies at six. new daughter at Burkett and at Leberman households. multiple marriages and licenses. cattle movement to Oklahoma. hunting, fishing, and community events across Graham and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Gant
Fort Worth
Medical College
Little Clytus
H. C. Fields
G. W. Black
Jo W. Akin
P. A. Martin
John Casburn
The
Beckham National Bank
E. B. Norman
R. F. Arnold
J. B. Norris
William D. Craig
J. M. Norman
Oliver Loving
W.P. Stewart
S. R. Jeffery
G. B. Davis
J. W. Gallah
John Mayes
Bertram Wood
E. H. Wade
Dan Norris
Ellen Beckham
George O. Johnson
Jesse James
Alex A. Stringer
Margie B. Parsons
A. M. Eddleman
Dora Reynolds
W. H. Burnett
Emma Elkins
E. L. Baldwin
Mary Stringer
D. B. Leffel
Ella McDonald
Walter Price
Christian
Graham
George Leberman
Olney
Floyd Lewis
Lillian Ernest
Mollie Dowdle
W. A. J. Akers
Fish Creek
Albert Kay
South Carolina
W. A. Morris
L. H. Harris
Mollie Jarnagin
Ora Ribble
Henry Chapel
Leader
George Washington
H. L. Morrison
Leila Vaughan
St. Louis
John E. Morrison Co
A. J. Wheat
Gooseneck
William Johnson
Bryan
Bill Logan
A. B. Eddleman
George Ragland
Ewing Norris
J. W. Graves
Virgo Eddleman
John C. Kay
R. G. Graham
R. E. Mabry
Joe Butler
Oklahoma
Tank Valley
Felix Taylor
Mary Rogers
Timmons
G. W. Carmack
Murray
Burnett
King County
Belle Horner
J. W. Horner
J. T. Rickman
J.j.gallaher
Gallaher
Jim Norman
Edgar Matthews
Belle Cunningham
Turtle Hole