Oklahoma City / San Antonio / Austin / Bristol / Terrell / Tulsa / Sheffield / Washington / D. C. / Boston / Lonoke / Nashville / Abbeyville / Charlston / Fayetteville / Chicago / Bennettsville / Philadelphia / Eufaula / Warren / Suffolk / Arkadelphia / /
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Texaa Railway Company / Muskogee County / Indian Journal / Atlantic Ooaat Line EhUmad Company / State Corporation / Checotah / McIntosh / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
United Kingdom / Scotland / France / Ireland / /
Event
Person Travel / M&A / Employment Change / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Lion's club of Eufanla / Baptist College / Bar of Oklahoma / University of Arkansas In / Hill Cemetery / University of Tennessee / Virginia Intermont College / University of Arkansas / University of Calif. Jack H. Abernathy Vice-Preeident / Eufaula Maeonic lodge / Anthony's Hospital / Arkansas Industrial University / University of Pennsylvania / /
Federal Emergency Relief Administration / Union Army / Texas infantry / Army / Baptist church / Draft Board / Sherman's army / Oklahoma Bar Association / University of Arkansas In / Methodist Church / United States Navy / St. Luke'a Methodtat Church of Oklahoma City / Baptist College / First Presbyterian Church / University of Arkansas / Bureau of Internal Revenue / University of Tennessee / Department of the Treasury / University of Calif. Jack H. Abernathy Vice-Preeident of the Big Chief Drilling Go / Benton's Regiment / Preparatory School / Columbia School of Oratotory / State Corporation Commission / Arkansas Industrial University / Dawes Commission / Virginia Intermont College / Bureau of Pensions / Uolonel Lemuel Benton's Regiment / Modem / Shawnee hospital / County Excise Board / St. Paul Methodist Church / Democratic Party / the University of Pennsylvania / St. Anthony's Hospital / /
Person
W. R. Buford / Elizabeth Pouncey / Shockley / Jonathan Adams / Lauriston Hill Moore / Jesse John / Gully Moore / Bessie Bob Moore / Mary Ann Woodley / Mary John / Abernath / William Stubbs / Mozelle Smoak / Francis Marion / Robert B. Buford Jr. / Roosevelt / Celia Cook / Thomas John / Julius Franklin Howell / Thomas Lancelot / Shawnee Oklahoma / Robert Rritton Buford / Benjamin F. Moore / Lynn Buford / Julius Franklin / Benjamin Moore / Kenneth Abernathy / John Christopher Buford / Bob Taylor / William S. Moore / Fanny Stubbs / Will Bowen / Tom C. Smith / CARRIE HOWELL ABERNATHY / John Christopher Rnford / Ruth Abernathy / William Relton Moore / John Adams / Margaret Buford / ROBERT BRITTON BUFORD / George Carl Abernathy / Florence Drake Shawnee / George Carl Abemathy / Mary Ellis / Welcome Andrew Moore / Mary Spears / John Cofflngham Woodley / Don Schooler / James Gibson Moore / R. R. Buford / M. Z. Buford / Drusilla Moore / George C. Abernathy Jr. / Cecil Moore / James Moore / Welcome Cecil Moore / Verne Rosa / Jeremiah Moore / Mary Adams / Abernathy Shawnee / Mary Robeson / Edward Howell / Mary Celia Sauls / Lemuel Benton / Marcella E'ossick / Daniel John / Connell Rogerg / Margaret Ann Buford / /
Position
Captain / General / superintendent / City Manager of the City / Professor of History / ugly head / Attorney / county administrator / hb / prominent pioneer editor and civic leader / officer / Senator / County Treasurer / Marshall / lawyer / mayor / mayor for six terms / President / Deputy Revenue Collector / practicing dentist / director of the State Sational bank / public official / Professor of Health / Assistant State Treasurer / accomplished musician / editor and owner / first Sheriff / chairman / writer / Commander / Conamation Officer / Judge / late Judge / member / delegate / superintendent of schools / chairman / County Exemption board / /
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Franklin Howel1 / /
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Louisiana / Mnskogee County / McIntoeh / McIntosh / South Carolina / Texas / Tennessee / Pennsylvania / Massachusetts / Arkansas / Virginia / Alabama / Missouri / Oklahoma / Mississippi / Georgia / Murlboro County / Marlboro County / /
NECROLOGY ROBERT BRITTON BUFORD[removed]Dr. Robert Rritton Buford, prominent pioneer editor and civic leader of McIntoeh county, died a t his home in Eufaula, Oklahoma, July 13, 1956, a t the age of seventy-seven yea