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Clinton ACKER married Lucella May FOWLER.

Lucella May FOWLER [Parents] was born Jan 1860 in New Lexington, Perry, OH. She was buried 1938. Lucella married Clinton ACKER.

Other marriages:

MORGAN, George

THE HOUGLAND FAMILY HISTORY unpublished manuscript copy in my
possession. pg 26.
It appears that Louie May Fowler is the 4th child of Cornelia and David
Fowler. (see Pg 26.) HOWEVER CORNELIA AND DAVID FOWLER are on page
29. So the data for Louie May Fowler is out of sinc.
There are two husbands, two children listed for Louie May and 2
grandchildren and one spouse of her son Verne?

Discrepanacy in Hougland Family History:
(later I found in B. Graham's work what appears to be correct data on
Louie Mae Fowler.) Graham, Bernice: "Descendants of Samuel Smith," THE TALLOW LIGHT,Washington Co., OH. 1968, v. 3, p 99-121:
The David Fowler family lived at New Lexington, OH and had four children: James Celvin; Acta Caroline; Alice Cary; and Louie May Fowler.(?)

2001 Jan: The connection between the 1860/1870 census listing of the last child being named "Cellia A./Lucellie Fowler" and the name of "Louie May Fowler" is explained as nicknames---
          her real name being "Lucella May Fowler."
Mrs. Owens reconfirmed "LUCELLA MAY" IN HER LETTER OF oCT 4, 1986.

1881 Sep 22; lICENSE ISSUED TO GEORGE W. MORGAN md LOUIE FOWLER. He of age 21 and she of age 18 yrs. Bk 6 p 284.

2nd husband was CLINTON ACKLER.

lUCELLA'S MOTHER'S obit says:"Louella M. Acker of Lancaster."
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1850 New Lexington ., Perry Co. OH    pg 238
DAVID C. FOWLER 27
Cornelius 23
Acta C. 1 f.
Charles Thorpe 16 tanner.

1860 New Lexington ., Perry Co. OH    pg 270
DAVID C. FOWLER 37 farmer 3,500 1,500 OH tanner & currier
CORNELIA S. 32
Acta C. 11
James C. 9 m
Allice C. 6 f
Cellia A.   1/12 f.

1870 New Lexington ., Perry Co. OH    pg 128 rh
DAVID FOWLER 47 farmer 8000 2000 OH
CORNELIA 43 KH OH
James C. 19 works in tannery
Carey 16 f
Lucellie ?   10 f.

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About 1880: Full page line drawing of "Residence, Tannery and Saw Mill of D.C. Fowler, New Lexington, Perry Co. Ohio." Impresssive! Probably from a Perry Co. OH Atlas. It also has small picture in left hand corner titled "First Cabin of John Fowler in 1812. First Settler in Pike Twp." and in the rh corner another picture titled "Second house of John Fowler 1816."
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Xeroxed pic of "The Fowler Octagon House in New Lexington"
and
"The remains of the old tannery"- also xeroxed.

Alice Cary KEENAN [Parents] was born 19 May 1891. He married Raymond CRIPPS.

Discrepanacy in Hougland Family History:
It appears that Carey Keenan is the 4th child of Alice Carey Fowler
Keenan. (see Pg 26.) HOWEVER ALICE CAREY FOWLER & FRANK KEENAN
are on page 29. So the data for CAREY KEENAN is out of sinc.
There are 5 CHILDREN and her spouse listed for Carey Keenan.
(later I found in B. Graham's work what appears to be correct data on
Alice Keenan.)

THE HOUGLAND FAMILY HISTORY unpublished manuscript copy in my
possession.

Graham, Bernice: "Descendants of Samuel Smith," THE TALLOW LIGHT,
Washington Co., OH. 1968, v. 3, p 99-121:

The David Fowler family lived at New Lexington, OH and had four
children:
James Celvin; Acta Caroline; Alice Cary; and Louie May Fowler.

Raymond CRIPPS married Alice Cary KEENAN.

They had the following children:

M

i

David CRIPPS.

ii

Frances CRIPPS.

F

iii

Merlyn CRIPPS.

F

iv

Mary Louise CRIPPS.

M

v

John Charles CRIPPS.

Nels A. KNUDSEN was born 30 Mar 1894 in Sterling, Logan, Colorado. He died 1976. Nels married Doris Murriel HOHL on 19 Feb 1930 in Littleton, Arapahoe, Colorado.

1900 Census, Sterling, Logan, Colo., ED 184, Sheet 12.
Knudson, Bltserk, head Jul 1862 age 37 m 16 yrs Denmark, Denmark, Den
Nora, wife Feb 1860 age 40 md 16 8 ch 7 liv. Germany, Den, Germany
Annie M. dau Aug 1885 age 14 Colo
Carrie C. dau May 1888 12, Colo.
Nora M dau Apr 1890 10 Colo
Christopher C., son Aug 1892, 7 Colo.
NELS A. son, Mar 1894, 6 Colo
Hannah P dau, Jul 1896, 3 Colo
Winnie L. dau, Jan 1900 4/12 Colo.

1900 census Ansina & John Hague are a few doors away.

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Doris Murriel HOHL [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 29 Mar 1898 in Sterling, Logan, Colorado. She died 1 Jun 1980 in Sterling, Logan, Colorado and was buried in Riverside Cem, Sterling, Logan, Colo. Doris married Nels A. KNUDSEN on 19 Feb 1930 in Littleton, Arapahoe, Colorado.

Info from Doris Hohl Knudsen in two interviews.

Doris M. (Hohl) Knudsen's list of Heirs- Date of Death 1 Jun 1980.
Doris lived at Sterling, Logan, Colorado, all her life.

DORIS MURRIEL HOHL 1898-1980
was the only child of Rosa & Martin Hohl.
Sometime in the late 50's I stopped at Sterling to see Doris Hohl. I
remember her as being kind, gentle and unassuming. Her house was an
old home, not austere, but certainly not lavish. I stopped there to get
family history data and did not take much notice of the house. I was
surprised to hear that she was a millionaire at her death.
Carol Minson

John Harrison HAGUE [Parents] was born 25 Aug 1880 in , Of Dade Co., MO. He died 6 May 1929 in Shawnee, Potawatomie, OK and was buried in Bland Ranch Cem, Nr Oilton, Creek, OK. John married Leeoma TURNBOW about 1899 in Of Eufaula, Mcintosh Co, OK.

Other marriages:

HOOVER, Bertha Mae

Brief Summary::
1880 Aug 25 John Harrison Hague, born s/o James Carroll "CARL" & Clarabelle (Pruitt) HAGUE. He was called "HARRY."
md #1: LEEOMA TURNBOW probably Drumright, Oklahoma.
1899 Apr 5th, Daughter BEAULAH HAGUE born.
1919 wife Leeoma died.
md #2: BERTHA HOOVER.   They had 3 children:
1925 HARRY JR.
1926 CLARA BELLE
1928 AUGUST
1929 May 6th, HARRY HAGUE (John Harrison Hague) died
Buried at Bland Ranch Cemetery, near Oilton, Creek, OK

1900 Jul 30 census of Indian T. Creek Nation, Twp 9N R16 E ED69, sheet 23 line 51.
Hague, Harry   Aug 1880   19   3yrs md MO OH IND
Leoma            May 1882   18   3 yrs md   lch l living   Ind. T   MO MO
Bulah               Apr 1899    1     Ind Ter Mo; Ind Ter.

2 door away. (Beulah says Jasper & Leeoma bro & sister.)

Indian T. Creek Nation 30 Jul Ed 69 Sheet 23.
Turnbow, Jasper   b Nov 1869   30 md 9 years Ark Tex Miss
wife May                   Jan 1876   28 md 9 yrs. 2 ch 2 living. Ark Tex Miss
Pearl 6    Ind Ter
Alice 3    Ind Ter
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Leeoma was a Choctaw Indian.
1900 census say she was born Indian Territory.
Leeoma's father (1900 census) b MO and her mother b MO.
Harry "did not look like Grandfather Carl Hague. Grandpa was tall. My
father, (Harry) weighed about 225. Not very tall." Beaulah Hague
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1910 Olive twp., Creek, Oklahoma

Hague, John H. head 29 md1 13yrs Missouri Ohio Iowa

            Leoma wife 27 md1 13yrs 1/1 Oklahoma Missouri Oklahoma

            Bulia M. daughter 11 Oklahoma Missouri Oklahoma

TurnBoe Miltalta 66 Aunt by Marriage widow Mississippi , At Sea, At Sea

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1918 Sep 12 WWI draft registration

John Harrison Hague

residence: HR 2 Bristow, Creek Okla

age 38 born Aug 25, 1880

farming

wife: Leoma Hague

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1920 Olive twp, Creek, Oklahoma

Hague, John H. 39 Missouri widow Missouri Ohio Indiana

Rosenbaum, Gertrude aunt 37 widow Missouri Indiana Indiana

                Paul        cousin 8 Missouri West Virginia Missouri

                Gladys cousin 6 Missouri West Virginia Missouri

Hobbs, Foy    ward 12 Oklahoma US Texas

Hague, Chauncy uncle 61 widowed US US US

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Lovely 8 x11 xerox copy picture of John Wesley Pruitt, 83 ,-son Bert (Bird)
Pruitt,45; John Harry Hague,36, grandson of John Wesley Pruitt; Beaulah
Hague Glisson,18, great granddau of J. W Pruitt; and
Zelma Glisson, 6mo., -2nd great granddau of J.W. Pruitt. about 1918

Harry "did not look like Grandfather Carl Hague. Grandpa was tall. My
father weighed about 225. Not very tall." Beaulah Hague

1984 Apr 28, & Jan 12, 1985 Phone conv with Gladys Onstott, dau of
Eliza Gertrude Pruitt. Also correspondence. 70 year old deputy clerk in
Fairfield, Illinois. She has lived there 25 years. Has a distinctive voice.
She worked at a radio station 22 years.    Mary Hague from Oklahoma
worked at radio also. Mary's husband Melvin they live at Woodward, OK.
(Orval was his father). Orie moved to Neosha.
Gladys Rosenbaum's father died of flue epedimic 1919. Gladys and her
mother and brother went to live with Harry Hague for 2 years. Gladys
was 5 and in the 1st grade. Harry lived 7 mi E of Drumright. As I asked
her questions about Harry--she said "Hattie can tell you more abt him."
Harry was a cattle rancher and farmer. Shipped cattle out of Bristow. He
remarried when she was in the 3rd grade. Gladys didn't go to the
wedding.

1977- Aug 12, correspondence with Doris Hohl: "Harry Hague (dead) had 4
children, but I haven't heard from any of them for years now. Here are
their names and last addresses I have:

BEULAH HAGUE GLISSON   (phone conv May/Jun 1983: Apr 1984 & letter)
Rt. 1, Ponca City, OK.

John Harrison Hague, Jr.
Cottage Grove, OR   B-B Rt.

Clara Bell Hague Campbell (phone conv Jun 1984- Box 861, Bethany, OK

her mothers death date and her fathers death date."

August Edward Hague
was in the army."
1983, June 22, letter from
Walter A. Hague, 13 S.E. 37th
Okla City, OK 73129.   : "Great Uncles Walt & Chauncy told me my mother
and her family (Raineys) come in a wagon train from Panhandle (a town)
in Texas through OK to the Vertagre River north of Tulsa, a small town
Catoosa to a turn Around (meeting place for wagon trains going R1
directions.)   My Dad ORVAL, Uncle Harry & Orie was on a wagon train
three years before and stopped there. Got commercial fishing permit.
They caught large fish, made a pen of hog wire-the River's edge. They
sold tothe people. My Dad, Orval, met mother. NINA ISABELL RAINEY.
Were married. Moved to Wagnor, (Warner?) onto Blackburn, then to
Drumright where Uncle Harry & Orie was. They startedthe Lazy H cattle
ranch. They did well until 1918 the blackleg got into the herd. They
killed thousands of the cattle. Broke- then they farmed. My dad worked
in the oil fields. (first oil wells at Drumright Creek County.) Dad got
the flu in the fall of 1919. Died 2 -28- 1920. Mother died 1-9-28.
Oldest sister Goldie died 3 -5-27. Brothers Bill, William died March
1973. Harry youngest brother died.. . ."

2000, Aug. packet from Pat Mandeville--Family Treemaker Files or
Broderbund? "notes for John Harrison Hague-
Took Grady Brown in who was soldier who md Sudie Belle Hague, but died
2 days before armistice Black forest, Germany.
Harry Hague - song leader   (what does that mean?cm)
Always had an attorney in Stroud, OK- Prado
Prado supposedly still has a son who took over his practice.
Cause of Death of John Harrison Hague: diabetes?
Called Harry
Farmer in Creek Co, OK; Drumright or Olive, OK
Pretty well off until he got sick
Bled him in hospital
Joe Hague lived in Olive-Effie
Oilton cemetery
Medical Info-complication from tick bite?

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Leeoma TURNBOW [scrapbook] was born about May 1886 in , , Texas. She died Feb 1919 in Bet Drumright, And Olive, Creek, OK and was buried in Bland Ranch Cem, Nr Oilton, Creek, OK. Leeoma married John Harrison HAGUE about 1899 in Of Eufaula, Mcintosh Co, OK.

1900 Jul 30 census of Indian T. Creek Nation, Twp 9N R16 E ED69, sheet 23 line 51. .
Hague, Harry   Aug 1880   19   3yrs md MO OH IND   (really born Aug 1882)
Leoma            May 1882   18   3 yrs md   lch l living   Ind. T   MO MO
Bulah               Apr 1899    1     Ind Ter Mo; Ind Ter.

2 door away. (Beulah says Jasper & Leeoma bro & sister.)

Indian T. Creek Nation 30 Jul Ed 69 Sheet 23.
Turnbow, Jasper   b Nov 1869   30 md 9 years Ark Tex Miss
wife May                   Jan 1876   28 md 9 yrs. 2 ch 2 living. Ark Tex Miss
Pearl 6    Ind Ter
Alice 3    Ind Ter
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Leeoma was a Choctaw Indian.
1900 census say she was born Indian Territory.
Leeoma's father (1900 census) b MO and her mother b MO.
Harry "did not look like Grandfather Carl Hague. Grandpa was tall. My
father, (Harry) weighed about 225. Not very tall." Beaulah Hague
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1977- Aug 12, correspondence with Doris Hohl: "Harry Hague (dead) had 4
children, but I haven't heard from any of them for years now. Here are
their names and last addresses I have:

BEULAH HAGUE GLISSON   (phone conv May/Jun 1983: Apr 1984 & letter)
Rt. 1, Ponca City, OK.

John Harrison Hague, Jr.
Cottage Grove, OR   B-B Rt.

Clara Bell Hague Campbell
Box 861, Bethany, O
(phone conv Jun 1984-her mothers death date
and her fathers death date. Johns dau 2nd mg.

August Edward Hague
was in the army."

They had the following children:

F

i

Beaulah Metilda HAGUE was born 5 Apr 1899 and died 7 Mar 1985.

John Harrison HAGUE [Parents] was born 5 Aug 1882 in , Of Dade Co., MO. He died 6 May 1929 in Shawnee, Potawatomie, OK and was buried in Bland Ranch Cem, Nr Oilton, Creek, OK. John married Bertha Mae HOOVER after 30 Jun 1922 in Of Drumright, , OK.

Other marriages:

TURNBOW, Leeoma

Brief Summary::
1882 Aug 5 John Harrison Hague, born s/o James Carroll "CARL" & Clarabelle (Pruitt) HAGUE. He was called "HARRY."
md #1: LEEOMA TURNBOW probably Drumright, Oklahoma.
1999 Apr 5th, Dau BEAULAH HAGUE born.
1919 Leeoma died.
md #2: BERTHA HOOVER.   They had 3 children:
1925 HARRY JR.
1926 CLARA BELLE
1928 AUGUST
1929 May 6th, HARRY HAGUE (John Harrison Hague) died
Buried at Bland Ranch Cem, nr Oilton, Creek, OK

1900 Jul 30 census of Indian T. Creek Nation, Twp 9N R16 E ED69, sheet 23 line 51.
Hague, Harry   Aug 1880   19   3yrs md MO OH IND
Leoma            May 1882   18   3 yrs md   lch l living   Ind. T   MO MO
Bulah               Apr 1899    1     Ind Ter Mo; Ind Ter.

2 door away. (Beulah says Jasper & Leeoma bro & sister.)

Indian T. Creek Nation 30 Jul Ed 69 Sheet 23.
Turnbow, Jasper   b Nov 1869   30 md 9 years Ark Tex Miss
wife May                   Jan 1876   28 md 9 yrs. 2 ch 2 living. Ark Tex Miss
Pearl 6    Ind Ter
Alice 3    Ind Ter
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Leeoma was a Choctaw Indian.
1900 census say she was born Indian Territory.
Leeoma's father (1900 census) b MO and her mother b MO.
Harry "did not look like Grandfather Carl Hague. Grandpa was tall. My
father, (Harry) weighed about 225. Not very tall." Beaulah Hague
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Lovely 8 x11 xeroxed picture of John Wesley Pruitt, 83 ,-son Bert (Bird)
Pruitt,45; John Harry Hague,36, grandson of John Wesley Pruitt; Beaulah
Hague Glisson,18, great granddau of J. W Pruitt; and
Zelma Glisson, 6mo., -2nd great granddau of J.W. Pruitt. about 1918

Harry "did not look like Grandfather Carl Hague. Grandpa was tall. My
father weighed about 225. Not very tall." Beaulah Hague

1984 Apr 28, & Jan 12, 1985 Phone conv with Gladys Onstott, dau of
Eliza Gertrude Pruitt. Also correspondence. 70 year old deputy clerk in
Fairfield, Illinois. She has lived there 25 years. Has a distinctive voice.
She worked at a radio station 22 years.    Mary Hague from Oklahoma
worked at radio also. Mary's husband Melvin they live at Woodward, OK.
(Orval was his father). Orie moved to Neosha.
Gladys Rosenbaum's father died of flue epedimic 1919. Gladys and her
mother and brother went to live with Harry Hague for 2 years. Gladys
was 5 and in the 1st grade. Harry lived 7 mi E of Drumright. As I asked
her questions about Harry--she said "Hattie can tell you more abt him."
Harry was a cattle rancher and farmer. Shipped cattle out of Bristow. He
remarried when she was in the 3rd grade. Gladys didn't go to the
wedding.

1977- Aug 12, correspondence with Doris Hohl: "Harry Hague (dead) had 4
children, but I haven't heard from any of them for years now. Here are
their names and last addresses I have:

BEULAH HAGUE GLISSON   (phone conv May/Jun 1983: Apr 1984 & letter)
Rt. 1, Ponca City, OK.

John Harrison Hague, Jr.
Cottage Grove, OR   B-B Rt.

Clara Bell Hague Campbell (phone conv Jun 1984- Box 861, Bethany, OK

her mothers death date and her fathers death date."

August Edward Hague
was in the army."
1983, June 22, letter from
Walter A. Hague, 13 S.E. 37th
Okla City, OK 73129.   : "Great Uncles Walt & Chauncy told me my mother
and her family (Raineys) come in a wagon train from Panhandle (a town)
in Texas through OK to the Vertagre River north of Tulsa, a small town
Catoosa to a turn Around (meeting place for wagon trains going R1
directions.)   My Dad ORVAL, Uncle Harry & Orie was on a wagon train
three years before and stopped there. Got commercial fishing permit.
They caught large fish, made a pen of hog wire-the River's edge. They
sold tothe people. My Dad, Orval, met mother. NINA ISABELL RAINEY.
Were married. Moved to Wagnor, (Warner?) onto Blackburn, then to
Drumright where Uncle Harry & Orie was. They startedthe Lazy H cattle
ranch. They did well until 1918 the blackleg got into the herd. They
killed thousands of the cattle. Broke- then they farmed. My dad worked
in the oil fields. (first oil wells at Drumright Creek County.) Dad got
the flu in the fall of 1919. Died 2 -28- 1920. Mother died 1-9-28.
Oldest sister Goldie died 3 -5-27. Brothers Bill, William died March
1973. Harry youngest brother died.. . ."

2000, Aug. packet from Pat Mandeville--Family Treemaker Files or
Broderbund? "notes for John Harrison Hague-
Took Grady Brown in who was soldier who md Sudie Belle Hague, but died
2 days before armistice Black forest, Germany.
Harry Hague - song leader   (what does that mean?cm)
Always had an attorney in Stroud, OK- Prado
Prado supposedly still has a son who took over his practice.
Cause of Death of John Harrison Hague: diabetes?
Called Harry
Farmer in Creek Co, OK; Drumright or Olive, OK
Pretty well off until he got sick
Bled him in hospital
Joe Hague lived in Olive-Effie
Oilton cemetery
Medical Info-complication from tick bite?

Bertha Mae HOOVER was born 1903 in Drumright, Creek, OK. She died 1936 in Nr Truth Of, Consequences, New Mexico and was buried in Shamrock, Creek, OK. Bertha married John Harrison HAGUE after 30 Jun 1922 in Of Drumright, , OK.

Carol Minson asked Beaulah if she Had a family Bible. She said her Dad's
was destroyed by a stepfather-Stepmother's new husband-- burned all of
her Dad's things. "After Daddy died, my Stepmother, Bertha Hoover
remarried and her husband took all of Daddy's pictures out and he burned
them all up. Harry Jr. (about 5) a crying." (Beaulah was 28 when her Dad
died. Her stepmother, Bertha, remarried Roy Crow.

2000, Aug. packet from Pat Mandeville--Family Treemaker Files or
Broderbund? "Notes for Bertha Mae Hoover. died outside Truth or
Consequences, New Mexico. Buried in Creek Co. OK under the name of
Hoover. Beaulah said Bertha was a lot of fun.
1st husb Zoe Frye
Father of Zora Mae Frye. Hoovers raised her and changed her name to
Hoover.
2nd Husband- John Harrison fell head over heels with Bertha. She was
several (21?) year younger than he.
3rd husband- Roy Crow--he was a drinker. Mom never saw parents fight.
Buried (this must be Bertha) first town south of Drumright, toward
Olive, turn right at fork not over 10 mi. Alonzo and Arylla buried there
too. (J.H.Hague Jr., 2000)"

They had the following children:

M

i

John Harrison HAGUE.

F

ii

Clara Belle HAGUE.

M

iii

August Edward HAGUE.

Charles Henry GLISSON was born 14 Dec 1894 in , , OK. He died 23 Dec 1930 in Shamrock Creek, , Oklahoma and was buried in Bland Ranch Cem, Nr Oilton, Creek, OK. Charles married Beaulah Metilda HAGUE on 16 May 1918 in Olive, Creek, OK.

BEAULAH HAGUE GLISSON (phone conv May/Jun 1983: Apr 1984 & letter)
Rt. 1, Ponca City, OK.

2000, Aug. packet from Pat Mandeville--Family Treemaker Files or
Broderbund? "More about Beaulah Matilda Hague: Cause of Death: old age.
Notes for Charlie Henry Glisson: Gun shot wound.
Beaulah turned around and married his brother, Jess Glisson.

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Beaulah Metilda HAGUE [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 5 Apr 1899 in Eufaula, Mcintosh, OK. She died 7 Mar 1985 in Ponca City, Kay, OK. Beaulah married Charles Henry GLISSON on 16 May 1918 in Olive, Creek, OK.

Other marriages:

HALE, John
GLISSON, Jess

1975 Dec 14 letter from Beaulah Hague Hall and she signed it "BEAULAH"
and in 1984 she wrote that her middle name was "METILDA"

1900 Census Indian T. Creek Nation 30 Jul Ed 69 Sheet 23.
Turnbow, Jasper   b Nov 1869   md 9 years Ark Tex Miss
wife May   1872    md 9 yrs.
Pearl 6
Alice 3

2 door away. (Beulah says Jasper & Leeoma bro & sister.)

1900 Census-Indian T. Creek Nation 30 Jul Ed 69 Sheet 23.
Hague, Harry   Aug 1880   19   3 yrs md MO OH IND
Leoma   May 1882   18   3 yrs md   l ch; l living   Ind. T   MO MO
Bulah Apr 1899   1   Ind Ter; Mo; Ind Ter.

Leeoma was a Choctaw Indian. (source-Beaulah-see below)
1900 census says she was born Indian Territory.
Her father (1900 census) b MO and her mother b MO.
Harry "did not look like Grandfather Carl Hague. Grandpa was tall.
My father weighed about 225. Not very tall." Beaulah Hague

May 16 1918 Beaulah md Charles Henry Glisson

Feb 1919 Beaulah's Mother, Leeoma Turnbow Hague, died.

1919 Beaulah said: "When my oldest dau less than a year we went to
Carthage and stayed at Aunt Minnies. We had a 5 generation picture of
her, (Zelma), Daddy, Grandpa Pruitt and Grandpa Pruitt's son." CM has a
xerox of this picture. It is a lovely 8 x11 xeroxed picture of John Wesley
Pruitt, 83; son Bert (Bird) Pruitt,45; John Harry Hague,36, grandson of
John Wesley Pruitt;
Beaulah Hague Glisson,18, great granddau of J. W Pruitt; and
Zelma Glisson, 6mo., 2nd great granddau of J.W. Pruitt. about 1919.

after June 1922 Beaulah's Dad remarried to Bertha Hoover.

6 May 1929 Beaulah's Dad, Harry Hague, died.

23 Dec 1930 Beaulah's husband, Charles Glisson died. Beaulah said she
worked at Seminole, OK for $5.00 a week to support her girls after her
husband died.

1936 fall- Beaulah's step-mother, Bertha, died in Mexico and her 3
children went to Beaulah who still had her own 3 girls ages 16, 14, 12 at
home. Beaulah said: "August was 7, Harry was 12, Clara was 10 when
their mother died. Took care of August till he was 21-and he got
married-- and Harry till he went in service."

1942 Picture of Beaulah Hague Glisson and her husband Jesse Glisson
taken Mar 9th- very likely a wedding pictue..

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Carol Minson asked Beaulah on phone May 17, 1984, if she had a family
Bible. She said her Dad's was destroyed by a stepfather-Stepmother's
new husband-- burned all of her Dad's things. "After Daddy died, my
Stepmother, Bertha Hoover remarried and her husband took all of Daddy's
pictures out and he burned them all up. Harry Jr. (about 5 yrs old)
a'crying."   Judging from Beaulah's voice, this was a very difficult event
in her life. Beaulah was 28 when her Dad died. Her stepmother, Bertha,
remarried Roy Crow.
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Conversation with Beaulah May 17, 1984:
C: "The porch picture?"
B--"that was Carl Hague and his 3rd or 4th wife. She had 3 girls and a
boy. Those girls were hers. The place belonged to her. The boy died at
17."
C:"Were you ever in that house?   B: "Yes"
C: "Windows had glass?"         B: "Yes"
C: But, your gfather, Carl Hague did not build that house.?"
B: "NO!"
C: And Clara Bell didn't live there before she died.
B: "NO!"
C: "He was tall? 6' 3"?
B: "Yes. Uncle Orvies son Bill was 6'7" and Uncle Orrie (George Ora) was
tall, but Uncle Orvie was tallest."

C: "Wonder what she (Clara Belle Pruitt Hague) died of?"
B: "Well I always thought childbirth. Daddy never talked much about his
mother."
C:"She had twins that died at birth. Did you know?"     B: "No."
C: "Why did they go to MO before she died?"
Beaulah didn't think she died in Mo. "She was buried in Tulsa. I heard my
Dad say that they moved the cemetery where she was buried when they
built the new one; and when they took her body up--her long hair lying on
her face...didn't have embalming then..."

C: "Why did they settle at Warner?"
She thought they settled at Eufaula, that's where her Dad and Mother
met. "They moved around a lot. They were farmers. Cattle, Hogs (no
wheat) batch (patch?) of cotton, batch of corn."

C: "Did they live any other place besides Warner?"
B: "Grandpa lived here and there. Come and stay with the boys. Moved
around when he wasn't md." She can remember him well---she was 7 or
8. "He had a moustache--not a full beard."

Beaulah identified the picture of Uncle Chan. (CHANCY and WALTER
HAGUE were CARL HAGUE'S younger brothers from Sterling Colorado.)
Beaulah went on: "Walt and Chan were there---lived there. Chan was
there more than Walt. Chan lived with my Dad when he died (1929), then
he went back to Colorado. Walt and Chan batched together and farmed
together for a year or so."
"Chan was tall, Uncle Walter was shorter. Chan had one arm off --it got
in a machine in Colorado. Chan was real jolly and pleasant."

BEAULAH SAID HER MOTHER WAS CHOCTAW INDIAN. "And Carl had an
Indian wife."

She knew the Bowlins. " Was with them till----We bought the place after
Aunt Sally died. She died before Carl Hague. Early was with us a lot.
JM her son was with us a lot." Jake Bowlin died when Beaulah was a
child. "Uncle Jake had 1 leg off. All are buried at Mounds."

SALLY HAGUE BOWLIN was CARL AND CHAN's younger sister...and SALLY's
younger sister. CORNELIA, was Carol Minson's g grandmother.)
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Letter excerpt from Beaulah May 24, 1984:
"I have cousins in Tulsa on my mother's side, Ray Turnbow, a Doctor has
a Clinic--Robert he is foot Doctor. I did visit their mother and father
when they were living close to Oral Roberts but they have been gone
several years."
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1983 Dec 27 last phone conversation with Beaulah:
C: "1910-- where did you live in 1910?"
B: "7 miles east of Drumright on a farm. Uncle Chan farmed there 2
years."
C: "When you raised your 1/2 brothers and sister, did you have any help,
any support from anybody?"
B: "Nope. No.
C: "How did you do it?"
B: "We just Did."
C: "About what year was the picture of Carl Hague taken on the porch of
the house with the woman & 3 girls and a boy?"
B: "Before we moved to Warner. I was just 7 or 8 years old."
C: "Can you tell me where James Carl Hague lived when you knew him?"
B: "Just a widower most of time. Stayed with the boys. He md this
lady--I was just a little thing--about 8 years old."
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1977- Aug 12, correspondence with Doris Hohl: "Harry Hague (dead) had 4
children, but I haven't heard from any of them for years now. Here are
their names and last addresses I have:

BEAULAH HAGUE GLISSON   (phone conv May/Jun 1983:   Apr 1984 &
letter) Rt. 1, Ponca City, OK.

John Harrison Hague, Jr.
Cottage Grove, OR   B-B Rt.

Clara Bell Hague Campbell, Box 861, Bethany, OK- Johns dau 2nd mg.
(phone conv Jun 1984-her mothers death date and her fathers death
date).

August Edward Hague
was in the army."

John HALE married Beaulah Metilda HAGUE.

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Beaulah Metilda HAGUE [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 5 Apr 1899 in Eufaula, Mcintosh, OK. She died 7 Mar 1985 in Ponca City, Kay, OK. Beaulah married John HALE.

Other marriages:

GLISSON, Charles Henry
GLISSON, Jess

1975 Dec 14 letter from Beaulah Hague Hall and she signed it "BEAULAH"
and in 1984 she wrote that her middle name was "METILDA"

1900 Census Indian T. Creek Nation 30 Jul Ed 69 Sheet 23.
Turnbow, Jasper   b Nov 1869   md 9 years Ark Tex Miss
wife May   1872    md 9 yrs.
Pearl 6
Alice 3

2 door away. (Beulah says Jasper & Leeoma bro & sister.)

1900 Census-Indian T. Creek Nation 30 Jul Ed 69 Sheet 23.
Hague, Harry   Aug 1880   19   3 yrs md MO OH IND
Leoma   May 1882   18   3 yrs md   l ch; l living   Ind. T   MO MO
Bulah Apr 1899   1   Ind Ter; Mo; Ind Ter.

Leeoma was a Choctaw Indian. (source-Beaulah-see below)
1900 census says she was born Indian Territory.
Her father (1900 census) b MO and her mother b MO.
Harry "did not look like Grandfather Carl Hague. Grandpa was tall.
My father weighed about 225. Not very tall." Beaulah Hague

May 16 1918 Beaulah md Charles Henry Glisson

Feb 1919 Beaulah's Mother, Leeoma Turnbow Hague, died.

1919 Beaulah said: "When my oldest dau less than a year we went to
Carthage and stayed at Aunt Minnies. We had a 5 generation picture of
her, (Zelma), Daddy, Grandpa Pruitt and Grandpa Pruitt's son." CM has a
xerox of this picture. It is a lovely 8 x11 xeroxed picture of John Wesley
Pruitt, 83; son Bert (Bird) Pruitt,45; John Harry Hague,36, grandson of
John Wesley Pruitt;
Beaulah Hague Glisson,18, great granddau of J. W Pruitt; and
Zelma Glisson, 6mo., 2nd great granddau of J.W. Pruitt. about 1919.

after June 1922 Beaulah's Dad remarried to Bertha Hoover.

6 May 1929 Beaulah's Dad, Harry Hague, died.

23 Dec 1930 Beaulah's husband, Charles Glisson died. Beaulah said she
worked at Seminole, OK for $5.00 a week to support her girls after her
husband died.

1936 fall- Beaulah's step-mother, Bertha, died in Mexico and her 3
children went to Beaulah who still had her own 3 girls ages 16, 14, 12 at
home. Beaulah said: "August was 7, Harry was 12, Clara was 10 when
their mother died. Took care of August till he was 21-and he got
married-- and Harry till he went in service."

1942 Picture of Beaulah Hague Glisson and her husband Jesse Glisson
taken Mar 9th- very likely a wedding pictue..

______________________________________________________
Carol Minson asked Beaulah on phone May 17, 1984, if she had a family
Bible. She said her Dad's was destroyed by a stepfather-Stepmother's
new husband-- burned all of her Dad's things. "After Daddy died, my
Stepmother, Bertha Hoover remarried and her husband took all of Daddy's
pictures out and he burned them all up. Harry Jr. (about 5 yrs old)
a'crying."   Judging from Beaulah's voice, this was a very difficult event
in her life. Beaulah was 28 when her Dad died. Her stepmother, Bertha,
remarried Roy Crow.
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Conversation with Beaulah May 17, 1984:
C: "The porch picture?"
B--"that was Carl Hague and his 3rd or 4th wife. She had 3 girls and a
boy. Those girls were hers. The place belonged to her. The boy died at
17."
C:"Were you ever in that house?   B: "Yes"
C: "Windows had glass?"         B: "Yes"
C: But, your gfather, Carl Hague did not build that house.?"
B: "NO!"
C: And Clara Bell didn't live there before she died.
B: "NO!"
C: "He was tall? 6' 3"?
B: "Yes. Uncle Orvies son Bill was 6'7" and Uncle Orrie (George Ora) was
tall, but Uncle Orvie was tallest."

C: "Wonder what she (Clara Belle Pruitt Hague) died of?"
B: "Well I always thought childbirth. Daddy never talked much about his
mother."
C:"She had twins that died at birth. Did you know?"     B: "No."
C: "Why did they go to MO before she died?"
Beaulah didn't think she died in Mo. "She was buried in Tulsa. I heard my
Dad say that they moved the cemetery where she was buried when they
built the new one; and when they took her body up--her long hair lying on
her face...didn't have embalming then..."

C: "Why did they settle at Warner?"
She thought they settled at Eufaula, that's where her Dad and Mother
met. "They moved around a lot. They were farmers. Cattle, Hogs (no
wheat) batch (patch?) of cotton, batch of corn."

C: "Did they live any other place besides Warner?"
B: "Grandpa lived here and there. Come and stay with the boys. Moved
around when he wasn't md." She can remember him well---she was 7 or
8. "He had a moustache--not a full beard."

Beaulah identified the picture of Uncle Chan. (CHANCY and WALTER
HAGUE were CARL HAGUE'S younger brothers from Sterling Colorado.)
Beaulah went on: "Walt and Chan were there---lived there. Chan was
there more than Walt. Chan lived with my Dad when he died (1929), then
he went back to Colorado. Walt and Chan batched together and farmed
together for a year or so."
"Chan was tall, Uncle Walter was shorter. Chan had one arm off --it got
in a machine in Colorado. Chan was real jolly and pleasant."

BEAULAH SAID HER MOTHER WAS CHOCTAW INDIAN. "And Carl had an
Indian wife."

She knew the Bowlins. " Was with them till----We bought the place after
Aunt Sally died. She died before Carl Hague. Early was with us a lot.
JM her son was with us a lot." Jake Bowlin died when Beaulah was a
child. "Uncle Jake had 1 leg off. All are buried at Mounds."

SALLY HAGUE BOWLIN was CARL AND CHAN's younger sister...and SALLY's
younger sister. CORNELIA, was Carol Minson's g grandmother.)
---------------------------------
Letter excerpt from Beaulah May 24, 1984:
"I have cousins in Tulsa on my mother's side, Ray Turnbow, a Doctor has
a Clinic--Robert he is foot Doctor. I did visit their mother and father
when they were living close to Oral Roberts but they have been gone
several years."
------------------------
1983 Dec 27 last phone conversation with Beaulah:
C: "1910-- where did you live in 1910?"
B: "7 miles east of Drumright on a farm. Uncle Chan farmed there 2
years."
C: "When you raised your 1/2 brothers and sister, did you have any help,
any support from anybody?"
B: "Nope. No.
C: "How did you do it?"
B: "We just Did."
C: "About what year was the picture of Carl Hague taken on the porch of
the house with the woman & 3 girls and a boy?"
B: "Before we moved to Warner. I was just 7 or 8 years old."
C: "Can you tell me where James Carl Hague lived when you knew him?"
B: "Just a widower most of time. Stayed with the boys. He md this
lady--I was just a little thing--about 8 years old."
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1977- Aug 12, correspondence with Doris Hohl: "Harry Hague (dead) had 4
children, but I haven't heard from any of them for years now. Here are
their names and last addresses I have:

BEAULAH HAGUE GLISSON   (phone conv May/Jun 1983:   Apr 1984 &
letter) Rt. 1, Ponca City, OK.

John Harrison Hague, Jr.
Cottage Grove, OR   B-B Rt.

Clara Bell Hague Campbell, Box 861, Bethany, OK- Johns dau 2nd mg.
(phone conv Jun 1984-her mothers death date and her fathers death
date).

August Edward Hague
was in the army."

Ralph Milton JAMES [Parents] was born 30 Sep 1903 in , Wood Co, WV. He died 15 Jan 1997 in , Wood Co, WV. Ralph married Anna Laura RIDDLE.

HAGUE FAMILY TREE sent by Charles Shepherd of Parkersburg, WV.

Anna Laura RIDDLE was born 30 Dec 1905 in , Wirt, WV. She died Apr 1977 in , Wood Co, WV. Anna married Ralph Milton JAMES.

HAGUE FAMILY TREE sent by Charles Shepherd of Parkersburg, WV.

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George Ora HAGUE [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 11 Nov 1878 in , Dade, MO. He died 23 Nov 1955 in Neosho, Newton, MO and was buried in Ioof Cemetery, Neosho, Newton, MO. George married Vina Adeline GREEN on 12 Mar 1899 in Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma.

1878 Nov 11, George Ora Hague born Dade Co MO.---nicknamed ORIE

Beaulah Hale said: B: "Uncle ORVIE'S son Bill was 6'7" and Uncle ORRIE
(George Ora) was tall, but Uncle ORVIE was tallest."

1880 Pleasant Gap Twp., Bates Co., MO ED160; Page 10 line l
7-10 June
James Hague, 26, OH OH OH
Clara 22 WI IN IN
Ora 1 MO, OH WI

1892 (Neosho, MO paper re James & Clara Hague & 4 children)" 1892. .
.this family moved to Tulsa Indian Territory." This from Geo O. Hague's
50th wedding anniversary article.

1895, Feb 9th his mother died. George was 16.

1899 wedding picture of George and Vina sent by Pat Mandeville Aug '00.
1899 Mar 12 George md Vina Adeline Green
8 children born

1900 Census I finally found George Ora and family. The census taker had written his first name as Warren instead of George. I know I've got the right fellow, though, because the rest of the family matches perfectly.
Brother Vernon O. was also living with George. They were in the Osage Nation, Indian Territory, OK. (Pat Mandeville)

1906 mg certificate of Gertrude Pruett and Walter Rosenbaum   at Stockton, MO.    Witnesses were Minnie Hague and G O (Ora) Hague..

1910 Census of Blackburn Twp., Pawnee, OK (P.Manderville) 1920 Census of Olive Twp, Creek Co. OK (P.Manderville) 1949 Golden Wedding article in Neosho Paper.
1955 Nov 23 George died at Neosho, Newton, MO.
1960 May 25, Vina died at Neosho.
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1955 Obit of George Ora Hague: "Survivors. . .wife, l son Joe of Drumright, OK; 6 daus Retha Holeman, Tulsa, OK; Pauline Wells, Stockton, Ca; Zoe Gorham, Goodman, MO; Hattie Staib, Neosho, MO; Wanda Hague, Joplin MO; Mildred Wyatt, Kansas City MO;. . ."
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Is the following a repeat?
1984 Jan 1: Hattie Staib, dau of child #1 George Ora Hague, said: "My father was known to have said that his mother lost twin girls at birth, plus other children, perhaps miscarriages.

Pat Mandeville saw Hattie last summer (1999) and said she is 86 and still sharp. Hattie lives at Neosho, MO.
Excerpt from a letter by Hattie Staib dated 2/1/98:
"My parents both died due to heart problems. They are buried in the Neosho IOOF Cem in Newton Co. . .   .Then later as the oil pipe lines were being laid they seemed to follow the oil camps as they moved. They provided services for the employees by selling fresh meats and produce, while mother served meals and lodging for the teamsters (who) moved equipment with teams of horses. Of course the family was increasing all the time. By the time I made my appearance we lived outside the town of Drumright. That is where we lived and ran a dairy when we moved to MO in Dec 1925. . .It appeared to be the land of Golden Opportunity. . .the reason for moving to MO, OK had no fruit close by, only what grew wild. Around Neosho fruit was grown in abundance--lots of orchards and had good market for it. Strawberries were shipped out by
rail in 24 qt crates. Pet milk had a processing plant here to process all the milk daily."
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Correspondence with Hattie Hague Staib, Jan 1984:
"Gladys Onstott's mother was Eliza Gertrude Pruitt Rosenbaum, the youngest sister of Grandmother Clara Bell Hague. . . My father George Ora was born Nov 11 1878.. . .Minne went to live with Pruitts That is why Gladys knows more about Minnies early life than my family. Uncle Orvel
also went to the Pruitts, but he proved to have a discipline problem so they sent word for my father to come for him.   My father was ill and couldn't go to Grandfather's (James Carl Hague) funeral.,

1983, June 22, letter from
Walter A. Hague, 13 S.E. 37th
Okla City, OK 73129.   : "Great Uncles Walt & Chauncy told me my mother and her family (Raineys) come in a wagon train from Panhandle (a town) in Texas through OK to the Vertagre River north of Tulsa, a small town Catoosa to a turn Around (meeting place for wagon trains going R1
directions.)   My Dad ORVAL, Uncle Harry & Orie was on a wagon train three years before and stopped there. Got commercial fishing permit. They caught large fish, made a pen of hog wire-the River's edge. They sold tothe people. My Dad, Orval, met mother. NINA ISABELL RAINEY.
Were married. Moved to Wagnor, (Warner?) onto Blackburn, then to Drumright where Uncle Harry & Orie was. They started the Lazy H cattle ranch. They did well until 1918 the blackleg got into the herd. They killed thousands of the cattle. Broke- then they farmed. My dad worked in the oil fields. (first oil wells at Drumright Creek County.) Dad got the flu in the fall of 1919. Died 2 -28- 1920. Mother died 1-9-28. Oldest sister Goldie died 3 -5-27. Brothers Bill, William died March 1973. Harry youngest brother died.. . ."

"We moved to Tulsa Indian Territory in 1892." George Hague.

Vina Adeline GREEN was born 2 Apr 1883 in Versaille, Morgan, MO. She died 25 May 1960 in Neosho, Newton, MO and was buried in Ioof Cemetery, Neosho, Newton, MO. Vina married George Ora HAGUE on 12 Mar 1899 in Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma.

1899 wedding picture of George and Vina sent by Pat Mandeville.
1899 Mar 12 George md Vina Adeline Green
8 children born
1906 mg certificate of Gertrude Pruett and Walter Rosenbaum   at
Stockton, MO.    Witnesses were Minnie Hague and G O (Ora) Hague..
1949 Golden Wedding article in Neosho Paper.
1955 Nov 23 George died at Neosho, Newton, MO.
1960 May 25, Vina died at Neosho.
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Pat Mandeville saw Hattie last summer (1999) and said she is 86 and
still sharp. Hattie lives at Neosho, MO.
Excerpt from a letter by Hattie Staib dated 2/1/98:
"My parents both died due to heart problems. They are buried in the
Neosho IOOF Cem in Newton Co. . .   .Then later as the oil pipe lines were
being laid they seemed to follow the oil camps as they moved. They
provided services for the employees by selling fresh meats and produce,
while mother served meals and lodging for the teamsters (who) moved
equipment with teams of horses. Of course the family was increasing
all the time. By the time I made my appearance we lived outside the
town of Drumright. That is where we lived and ran a dairy when we
moved to MO in Dec 1925. . .It appeared to be the land of Golden
Opportunity. . .the reason for moving to MO, OK had no fruit close by, only
what grew wild. Around Neosho fruit was grown in abundance--lots of
orchards and had good market for it. Strawberries were shipped out by
rail in 24 qt crates. Pet milk had a processing plant here to process all
the milk daily."

1955 Obit of George Ora Hague: "Survivors. . .wife, l son Joe of
Drumright, OK; 6 daus Retha Holeman, Tulsa, OK; Pauline Wells, Stockton,
Ca; Zoe Gorham, Goodman, MO; Hattie Staib, Neosho, MO; Wanda Hague,
Joplin MO; Mildred Wyatt, Kansas City MO;. . ."

1960 Obit of Vina Hague from the Joplin Globe 5-27-1960: "Neosho, Mo
Services for Mrs vina Hague, 77, died in Sale Memorial hospital. . .Burial
will be in Neosho IOOF cem.   Mrs.Hague's home was at 709 West Spring
Stree. She ame to Neosho in 1925 from Drumright OK. She was a
member of the Neosho Church of God." It names survivors their 6 daus
--Mrs. Pauline Well is of Cheyenne, Wyo...others same--AND A BROTHER
ELMER GREEN OF CEDAR RIDGE COLO.

They had the following children:

F

i

Sudie Belle HAGUE was born 22 Apr 1900 and died 19 Aug 1929/1930.

M

ii

Joseph Carl HAGUE was born 25 May 1902 and died 13 Mar 1988.

F

iii

Retha Rose HAGUE was born 11 Jan 1906 and died 29 Aug 2000.

F

iv

Pauline Edna HAGUE was born 9 Jul 1908 and died 2 Mar 1990.

F

v

Zoe Azalia HAGUE was born 11 Sep 1910 and died 10 Sep 1998.

F

vi

Hattie Lee HAGUE.

F

vii

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Wanda Marie HAGUE [scrapbook] was born 14 Apr 1916 in Nr Drumright, Creek, OK. She died 1 Jul 1991 in Freeman Hospital, Joplin, Jasper, MO and was buried 3 Jul 1991 in Forest Park Cem, Joplin, Jasper, MO.

"did not marry"

Pat Mandeville.
1984 Golden Anniversary notice in paper: 1934-1984 "Zoe and Clyde
Gorham were m Aug 8 1934 at Harnes Chapel in the camp Crowder area.
They have lived in the Neosho area since that time and are celebrating
their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr Gorham is a retired trucker and Mrs.
Gorham has been a homemaker. they have six childrn. They are in order
of their birth, Marvin K., Joplin; Betty Lou Crews, Bethany OK; W. C.
(Chubby), Goodman; Madonna Sue Stout, Joplin; Jerry Lee, Goodman; and
Gerald C. Neosho. . . Mrs. Gorham's sisters, Hattie Staib, Neosho; Wanda
Hague, Joplin; and Mildred Wyatt and husband, Kansas City; and his
brother Otis Gorham and wife."

1916 memory card:
"Wanda M. Hague 75, 1929 Ohio Ave, ...born at Drumright OK. She had
lived in Joplin since 1954, moving from Neodesha, KS. She attended
Joplin business College from 1954-1955. She had worked for the former
Ben Franklin stores in Joplin before retiring in the late 1970's. She was
an active member of the First Church of God..
Surviving are four sisters: Retha Holeman, Tulsa, OK; Zoe Gorham,
Joplin; Hattie Staib, Neosho; and Mildred Wyatt, Kansas City MO; and
many nieces and nephews.

F

viii

Mildred Lavaughn HAGUE was born 27 Feb 1920 and died 21 Nov 1997.

Vernon Orval HAGUE [Parents] was born 9 Jun 1885 in , Dade, MO. He died 28 Feb 1920 in 7 Miles East Of, Drumright, Creek, OK and was buried in Bristow, , OK. Vernon married Nina Isobel RAINEY about 1905 in Catoosa, Rogers, OK.

1900 Census I finally found George Ora and family. The census taker had
written his first name as Warren instead of George. I know I've got the
right fellow, though, because the rest of the family matches perfectly.
Brother Vernon O. was also living with George. They were in the Osage
Nation, Indian Territory, OK. (Pat Mandeville)

Vernon Orval Hague's son- WALTER said his dad born Dade co.

Beaulah Hale said: "Uncle ORVIE'S son Bill was 6'7" and Uncle ORRIE
(George Ora) was tall, but Uncle ORVIE was tallest."

Eula Lee Hague Chastain sent this info- 15 Aug 1982 (WHAT INFO?) 4729
Trapp Drive
Del City, OK 73115 (suburb of Oklahoma City.)

Walter A. Hague-13 S.E. 37thOkla City, OK 73129.

1983, June 22, letter from Walter A. Hague, 4th of 7 children of Vernon Orval and Nina (Rainey) Hague. :
"Great Uncles Walt & Chauncy (Hague) told me ---

My mother
and her family (Raineys) came in a wagon train from Panhandle (a town)
in Texas, through OK to the Vertagre River north of Tulsa, a small town
Catoosa to a turn Around (meeting place for wagon trains going R1
directions.) My Dad ORVAL, Uncle Harry & Orie were on a wagon train
three years before and stopped there. Got commercial fishing permit.
They caught large fish, made a pen of hog wire-the River's edge. They
sold to the people. My Dad, Orval, met mother. NINA ISABELL RAINEY.
Were married. Moved to Wagnor, (Warner?) onto Blackburn, then to
Drumright where Uncle Harry & Orie was. They started the "Lazy H Cattle Ranch."
They did well until 1918 the blackleg got into the herd. They
killed thousands of the cattle. Broke- Then they farmed. My dad worked
in the oil fields. (first oil wells at Drumright Creek County.) Dad got
the flu in the fall of 1919. Died 2 -28- 1920, (at age 35.)
Mother died 1-9-1928, (age 40.) Oldest sister Goldie died 3 -5-27 (age 21).
Brother Bill, William died March 1973. Harry youngest brother died.. . ."

Nina Isobel RAINEY was born 19 Jul 1887 in Panhandle, , Texas. She died 9 Jan 1928 in 7 Miles East Of, Drumright, Creek, OK and was buried in Bristow, , OK. Nina married Vernon Orval HAGUE about 1905 in Catoosa, Rogers, OK.

Vernon Orval Hague's son- WALTER said his dad born Dade co.

Eula Lee Hague Chastain sent this info- 15 Aug 1982
4729 Trapp Drive
Del City, OK 73115 (suburb of Oklahoma City.)

Nina Rainey came to OK when she was about 18.
1983, June 22, letter from
Walter A. Hague, 13 S.E. 37th
Okla City, OK 73129. : "Great Uncles Walt & Chauncy told me my mother
and her family (Raineys) come in a wagon train from Panhandle (a town)
in Texas through OK to the Vertagre River north of Tulsa, a small town
Catoosa to a turn Around (meeting place for wagon trains going R1
directions.) My Dad ORVAL, Uncle Harry & Orie was on a wagon train
three years before and stopped there. Got commercial fishing permit.
They caught large fish, made a pen of hog wire-the River's edge. They
sold to the people. My Dad, Orval, met mother. NINA ISABELL RAINEY.
Were married. Moved to Wagnor, (Warner?) onto Blackburn, then to
Drumright where Uncle Harry & Orie was. They started the Lazy H cattle
ranch. They did well until 1918 the blackleg got into the herd. They
killed thousands of the cattle. Broke- then they farmed. My dad worked
in the oil fields. (first oil wells at Drumright Creek County.) Dad got
the flu in the fall of 1919. Died 2 -28- 1920-(34-35 yrs old.) Mother
died 1-9-28 (40 yrs old.) Oldest sister Goldie died 3 -5-27. Brothers
Bill, William died March 1973. Harry youngest brother died.. . ."

They had the following children:

F

i

Goldie HAGUE was born 14 Oct 1905 in Warner, Creek, OK. She died 5 Mar 1927 and was buried in Bristow, , OK.

Vernon Orval Hague's son- WALTER said his dad born Dade co.

Eula Lee Hague Chastain sent this info- 15 Aug 1982
4729 Trapp Drive
Del City, OK 73115 (suburb of Oklahoma City.)

M

ii

William Forrest HAGUE was born 24 Jul 1907 and died 28 May 1974.

F

iii

Eula Lee HAGUE was born 25 Nov 1909 and died 1991.

M

iv

Walter Alvin HAGUE was born 27 Feb 1912 and died 10 Sep 1992.

M

v

Melvin Wayne HAGUE was born 17 Jan 1914 and died.

M

vi

Harry Carl HAGUE was born 10 Apr 1916 and died before Jun 1980.

F

vii

Erma Laurine HAGUE.

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