County Government Mayes Created at statehood from lands lying within the Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, the county was named for Samuel H. Mayes, Cherokee chief. The first permanent white settlement in Oklahoma was - Hale Creek - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	County Government Mayes Created at statehood from lands lying within the Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, the county was named for Samuel H. Mayes, Cherokee chief. The first permanent white settlement in Oklahoma was Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-11-16 16:26:16 Open Document File Size: 299,59 KB Share Result on Facebook City Tulsa / / Country United States / / Currency USD / / Facility Mid-America Industrial Park / Texas Trail / McClain County Historical Museum / / IndustryTerm industrial real estate / oil and gas / / NaturalFeature Arkansas River Navigation Channel / Red River / Pryor Creek / Grand River / / Organization County Officials Court / Labor Force / county clerk’s office / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Mayes County Historical Society / / Person Carman (D) Saundra White / Jill McCullah / Nathaniel Pryor / Rita Littlefield / Martha Carman (D) Saundra / Lori Parsons / Larry Ramsey / Jim Montgomery / Samuel H. Mayes / Frank Cantey / / / Position Treasurer / Clerk / Cherokee chief / Senator / Sheriff / / ProvinceOrState Oklahoma / Indiana / Mayes County / / SocialTag Mayes County, Oklahoma Nathaniel Hale Pryor Cherokee Nation Geography of Oklahoma Oklahoma Pryor Creek, Oklahoma

County Government Mayes Created at statehood from lands lying within the Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, the county was named for Samuel H. Mayes, Cherokee chief. The first permanent white settlement in Oklahoma was Add to Reading List