Notable Oklahoma Blacks and Their Communities Portraits
The passage profiles prominent Oklahoma Black figures, including lawyers Hone W. H. Twine and W. A. Rentle, educators and leaders in Tulsa and Bristow, and long-standing community contributors such as J. H. Hamilton and D. Woods. It details their births, migrations, careers in teaching, law, and business, and notes civic roles, land holdings, and family ties shaping early 20th century Black life in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preneh
Smith
East
Archer Street
Suh
Mr Smith
Franklin
Tenn
Nia Parente
Tennessee College
Nashville
Spora
Kan
Blythet Wit
Emma Thadal
Kentucky
Tulsa
Busporia
Kansas City
Walter
Tutet
Headwater
Brady Hotel
Mea
Minnie Byrd
Independence
Mr. Bailth
Commercial Club
Oklahoma Abstract Company
Merchants & Manters Hank
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Mustetee Prutt & Botting Works Aid
Hone
W. H. Twine
W. A. Rentle
Oklahoma
Oliowid
Bas Ved
Reptle
Maskoree
Roger Willan College
Benthy
Wutik
J. W. Hughes
Dunbar
Thie City
Hughes
Hutherford County
Tontesned
Greenville
Ala
Publc
Wick University
Ui Bly
Laugut Pehootil
Roberson Euality
Wehoal
O. W. Gurley
Newby
Cidahota
Okmulgee
Highes
State Normal
Ypsilanti
Mich
Ansistant
State Teachers Association of Oklahoma
Hamilton
Columbia
Miss
Indian Territory
Muaskope
Mids
Minnie Murphy
Creek
Ils Fally
Bristow
Hamin
Hamlston
Creek Baptit Association
Baptist College
Lincoln Heighty
All
The
Avdeefation
Shannon Mutual Life Insurance Company
Ariston Record
J. H Hamilton
Creek Nation
Misutsalppi
Cleveland
D. Woods
Anderson County
Texas
St Woods
Oakwood
Hearne Academy
Hearne
Freestone County
Corsicana
Weven
Fort Worth
Swift Packing House
Mary Horn
Oak Wood
Woods
D. A. Nichol
Okla
Chambera County
Alabama
Jones
Job
Washington Sanders
Sanders
Yazoo City
St Louis
Chandler
Allee Miller
New Bristow
Main Street
S. Jones
Antioch Taptiet Ehurel
Moskegen
Mdlta
State Haptiet Convention
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J .W. Hughes