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People in Graham in the fall of 1887 recount moves and events
Residents report relocations and property changes in Graham Texas. J C Short expands store stock, Eld G W Black begins a Baptist church meeting, panther killed near Salt Creek, and oil prospects at Carmack well draw attention. Many locals move, visit, or return, including J H Wood, W M Matthews, and J W Horner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Marrison
J. C. Short
Dudley Ford
Morrison, Street and Co
Mabry
Thorpe Springs
Ben Waters
G. W. Black
Peach Creek
Eliasville
John L. Rhea
Oregon
John
J. J. Fawks
Jack
Fish Creek
L. J. Bower
Clemmie Mayes
Ben Moseley
Salt Creek
Tip
Eld
Baptist Church
E. S. Casenbary
Murray
Uncle Sam
Carmack
Isabella Kisinger
South Bend
Grandpa McMannis
D. F. Hale
J. M. McBrayer
J. M. Kirby
B. H. Payne
Crawford
John H. Wood
Tonk Valley
Matt H. Chism
T. J. Braddock
County Line
W. M. Matthews
Graham
Emma Long
Tyra
Kramer
Barty
J. B. Norris
Tennessee
E. C. Turner
Milt Eichelberger
Childress County
John E. Morison
Weatherford
8. R. Ragland
Gregg County
Johnnie Wood
Leader
J. W. Horner
Gooseneck
Old Bell