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Family Sheet
HUSBAND
Name: James Harrison SquiresMale [1] Note
Born: 25 Jan 1845 1845-1-25 at Quincy, Illinois Quincy, Illinois [2]
Married: 7 Mar 1872 1872-3-7 at Princeton, Mercer, Missouri Princeton, Mercer, Missouri
Died: 1 Dec 1934 1934-12-1 at Gotebo, Oklahoma Gotebo, Oklahoma [4]
WIFE
Born: 11 Jan 1848 at Goshen, Mercer, Missouri [6]
Died: 23 Dec 1927 at Gotebo, Oklahoma [7]
Father: Daniel Smith
Mother: Barbara Mooter
CHILDREN
Name: Albert Squires
Born: 14 Feb 1873 at Princeton, Mercer, Missouri
Died:
Born: 17 Jul 1875 at Forestburg, Montague, Texas
Died: 25 Sep 1946
Wife: Allie May Smith
Born: 8 Feb 1879 at Alvord, Pella, Texas
Died: Apr 1970
Wife: Maggie Derenda Burton
Born: 2 Feb 1881 at Alvord, Texas
Died: 4 Nov 1966 at Sental, Oklahoma
Wife: Eva Jane Mckinzie
Born: 11 Dec 1883 at Alvord, Texas
Died: 30 Oct 1968 at Turlock, California
Wife: Carrie Mcdonald
Name: Cordia Alice Squires
Born: 9 Dec 1885 at Pella, Texas
Died: 19 Dec 1889 at Pella, Texas
Born: 29 Mar 1890 at Alvord, Texas
Died: 4 Jun 1974 at Hobart, Oklahoma
Husband: Everett Nelson Burton
SOURCES
1). Ashcraft McKee Family Tree
2). Ashcraft McKee Family Tree
4). Ashcraft McKee Family Tree
5). Ashcraft McKee Family Tree
6). Archibald Smith Family Tree
7). Ashcraft McKee Family Tree
NOTES
1). asmith.FTW At the age of 14 yaers, I left Clay county, Indiana. W went to Adams County, Illinois, and stayed until 1865. At that time I joined the Union Army and was with the 148th Illinois Company H infantry, as a volunteer. He was a fife player in a drum and fife corp. We left Pella Texas in 1896 for Oklahoma. myclean.FTW asmith.FTW At the age of 14 yaers, I left Clay county, Indiana. W went to Adams County, Illinois, and stayed until 1865. At that time I joined the Union Army and was with the 148th Illinois Company H infantry, as a volunteer. He was a fife player in a drum and fife corp. We left Pella Texas in 1896 for Oklahoma.
2). asmith.FTW !Trace Ashcrafts from Scotland 1706. !The following is a copy of a letter sent to Dale Frederick concerning the Smith family reunion in Sept. 1978. The author Loyd L. Smith, I think. Much of the Archibald and Daniel Smith families history came from this letter. Many of these the Daniel Smith family went to Oklahoma soon after the Cheyenne Arapaho opening and were able to get claims in Washita county, North of Gotebo. According to my information Samuel was the first to go. The Squires went soon, 1895 or 1896. The Sullins went in 1897, Isaac in 1900 he settled in Sentinel while the others were north of Gotebo . These too have been a prolific lot and are scattered throughout the land. I know of none of them that have disgraced the good nome. I do not know when Henry went, or if he first settled at Cold Springs. There are many gaps in this history that I would like to see filled, as no doubt you would. If we all get together in Sept. at the reunion, maybe we can fill some of them. ... P.O. Box No. 384 Allen, Tx. 75002 Smith 50th Reunion held Sept. 1978 at Cordell, OK. First was held at Cold Springs by Emory Smith in 1929 Lige and Susan Rossevelt, TX? Washington John and Violet Wolffe, Bud and Joy Fitzsimmons, and Uncle Henry and Aunt Martha Smith. All descendants of Johathan Smith, who went to Ore. in 1865 and later to Washington. Violet and Joy have done work on the family tree. Loyd L. Smith son of Lewis, of Andrew, of Daniel of Archibald. According to information we have Archibald Smith moved from Ohio Coshockton Co. to Indiana Muncie in 1834. He moved on to Missouri in 1839 with some of the family settling over in Iowa. They were in Mercer Co. on the Iowa line, near Princeton. Jonathan B. went to Ore. in 1865 later to Wash. south of Spokane Samuel went to Ore. about 1866. Daniel went, with most of his children, to TX. in 1873 rented land west of Whitesboro and made crops in 1874 and moved to Wise Co., where most of them bought land in fall of 1874. This land was bought for $1.25 per acre with $15. 00 being the down payment on a quarter section payments were $15.00 per year, and interest was 10 . In the trip from Missouri, they started to Kansas, thinking they could get land near Ft. Scott they couldn t and went on to TX. across the Indian Territory, following the old TX. Trail, approximately the route of the Katy Railroad, which was finished about the time they made this trip. They crossed the Red River at Dennison. Though several have spent much time looking for information so far as I know no one knows who Archibald s father was, not how he got from Virginia to Ohio When did the family go to Virginia? Who were they? myclean.FTW asmith.FTW !Trace Ashcrafts from Scotland 1706. !The following is a copy of a letter sent to Dale Frederick concerning the Smith family reunion in Sept. 1978. The author Loyd L. Smith, I think. Much of the Archibald and Daniel Smith families history came from this letter. Many of these the Daniel Smith family went to Oklahoma soon after the Cheyenne Arapaho opening and were able to get claims in Washita county, North of Gotebo. According to my information Samuel was the first to go. The Squires went soon, 1895 or 1896. The Sullins went in 1897, Isaac in 1900 he settled in Sentinel while the others were north of Gotebo . These too have been a prolific lot and are scattered throughout the land. I know of none of them that have disgraced the good nome. I do not know when Henry went, or if he first settled at Cold Springs. There are many gaps in this history that I would like to see filled, as no doubt you would. If we all get together in Sept. at the reunion, maybe we can fill some of them. ... P.O. Box No. 384 Allen, Tx. 75002 Smith 50th Reunion held Sept. 1978 at Cordell, OK. First was held at Cold Springs by Emory Smith in 1929 Lige and Susan Rossevelt, TX? Washington John and Violet Wolffe, Bud and Joy Fitzsimmons, and Uncle Henry and Aunt Martha Smith. All descendants of Johathan Smith, who went to Ore. in 1865 and later to Washington. Violet and Joy have done work on the family tree. Loyd L. Smith son of Lewis, of Andrew, of Daniel of Archibald. According to information we have Archibald Smith moved from Ohio Coshockton Co. to Indiana Muncie in 1834. He moved on to Missouri in 1839 with some of the family settling over in Iowa. They were in Mercer Co. on the Iowa line, near Princeton. Jonathan B. went to Ore. in 1865 later to Wash. south of Spokane Samuel went to Ore. about 1866. Daniel went, with most of his children, to TX. in 1873 rented land west of Whitesboro and made crops in 1874 and moved to Wise Co., where most of them bought land in fall of 1874. This land was bought for $1.25 per acre with $15. 00 being the down payment on a quarter section payments were $15.00 per year, and interest was 10 . In the trip from Missouri, they started to Kansas, thinking they could get land near Ft. Scott they couldn t and went on to TX. across the Indian Territory, following the old TX. Trail, approximately the route of the Katy Railroad, which was finished about the time they made this trip. They crossed the Red River at Dennison. Though several have spent much time looking for information so far as I know no one knows who Archibald s father was, not how he got from Virginia to Ohio When did the family go to Virginia? Who were they?
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