Surname: WINDERS
Submitted on 12Feb2015 by Jordan Winders
Looking for any inormation about my great great grandparents John Melvin Winders, Anna Winders, and great grandpa Hiram Abiff Winders. They all resided in Pawhuska around 1910-????. Anything at all would be helpful. 
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Surnames: BREWER, GRIFFIN, HOWELL
Submitted on 14Jan2015 by: Myron McKee
Being the first born son of the late Rose, Howell, McKee, Ahlrichs,  I would like to contact descendants of my late mother’s birth parents. My mother was born;  Billie Louis Brewer on March 9, 1931 in Pawhuska, OK. Her birth father was;  C.E. Brewer, a white 28 year old laborer, born 1903 (?). Her birth mother was;  Alma Griffin, a white 19 year old house wife, born 1912 (?). There was also a previous child born to Alma Griffin.

Surnames: SILVERNAIL, ROUTH
Submitted by:  Dorris Smith on 14Feb2010
 

Surnames: HARDY, SINCLAIR
Submitted by:  Fred Sherman  GNSHRM@mo-net.com on 12Jan2010
 

Surnames: MYERS Family
Submitted by: John Whitinger on 6Jul2009
 

Surnames: Newbury, Couch and Combs
Submitted by: Lorene McGhee on 29Apr2009

My great grandparents, Ben and Martha Newbury are listed on the 1910 Osage census, in the Black Dog township. Their three children were Myrtle (my grandmother), Mae and Abe. I am looking for other family members in Osage, including Combs and Couch and possibly in the same township. Thanks so much
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Surnames: WHITECOTTON, COX
Submitted by Melinda Jameson on 4Apr2009
I am searching for funeral records or death records of Billy Whitecotton. He was my grandmothers brother. He died around age 5 and around 1935 before she was born. His parents were Nellie Ruth (Cox) Whitecotton and Delois Edward Whitecotton. Her Aunt states that he was buried in Fairfax. I called information for the Fairfax Cemetery but I did not get any help from there. She was around his age so that is all she can remeber. My great-grandparents (Whitecottons) lived with my Great-Great-Grandparents Flora (Jones) Cox and (John) Franklin Cox at the time. My four Great-Grandparents are barried in Osage Gardens but nothing listed there about Billy. He was born and passed around the time SS# were being established so I don't believe he ever received one. They say he died from diptheria.
I appreciate any help
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Surnames: Hayes or Hays, VEST
Submitted by  Amy Crooks <amyrebba@adelphia.net> on 23Mar2009 

I am looking for information on the family of James HAYES and Mary Jane VEST HAYES.
Mary Jane was married twice before. Both husbands died possibly in MO. They were John Charles Clayton and a Mr. Knott. One child was born to John and Aria in 1885. John was killed in 1886. Then sometime before 1892 Mary remarried to a Mr. Knott and they had three children, Annie and Nannie both born around 1892 and Charlie about 1897 in OK. Then Mr. Knott was killed. I’m not sure if he died in MO or OK though. By 1904 Mary married James Martin Hayes and they had three more children, Pearl born 1904, Martin born 1907 and Opal born 1906 all in OK. I found the family in the 1910 census living in Black Dog, Osage, OK. The last name was spelled as Hays, not Hayes. Mary also goes by the name of Mollie. Then I find them again in 1920 in Hominy, Osage, OK. I have found Mary’s marriage to John Clayton in MO, but still have not been able to find her marriage to Mr. Knott and still don’t know anything more about him other than the surname. Nor have I been able to find her marriage to James Martin Hayes. Their son General Martin Hayes is my great grandfather, so the family group of James and Mary is the most important part to me. What I’d like to find is the marriage record of James Martin Hayes and Mary Jane. Most likely around 1903, but could have been as early as 1897 in OK. I’d also like to find where Mary and several of the girls are said to be buried in Osage County, OK, most likely in Hominy. James Martin Hayes and son Martin Hayes died and are buried out in CA. I believe it likely that Mary died in the 1960’s. I know she was near 100 years old at time of death. Amy Crooks, Genealogist, Cell 208-660-3834, www.untangledfamilyroots.blogspot.com
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Surnames:  HOGARD, CASEY
Submitted on 17Mar2009 by: Marsha Hogard
I am looking for any information on the Osage County Poor Farm of 1930 era.  My husband's family on both sides lived in Osage County, near Fairfax.  His gggrandma lived at the Poor Farm, which I understand was an actual working farm.  She was 67 on the 1930 census, so I don't think she was able to get to the fields a lot...  Her name was Julia M. Jones Hogard.  Not sure what the M stood for and her name was often spelled July....  I was told she was Cherokee, but all the documents I find show her as White.  I was also told she was buried at Gray Horse Cemetery, but no one has found this record. Her son, Benjamin Harrison Hogard also lived at Fairfax with his family of 11 kids, but i cant find him, either.    Also, looking for and Andrew Jackson "Jack" Casey and his family who reportedly lived in the area as well as being buried there, too.  I cant seem to find any information on the Casey's at all.  Can you direct me to someone or a source who can help me?  I am in West Monroe, LA.  Many thanks.  Marsha Hogard
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Surname: MORRIS
Submitted by Mary M. Tate on 7Mar2009

            The second family of Oliver G. (Ollie) MORRIS is enumerated in Osage County, 1920, p.33 hh#61/63.  Ollie MORRIS died 1924 and appears to be buried in the family plot near Dallas, TX.  This family included his wife Lena, age 24 in 1920, daughters Burnice and Beatrice, ages 5 and 3 in 1920, and a son born after the census of 1920.  Any information on these people would be appreciated.  Did Ollie and Lena marry in Osage County?  Did the family stay there for the 1930?  Any marriage records for Lena and/or the children?  I’m revising a MORRIS genealogy I completed 25 years ago and updating as much as possible. 

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From: tomdebmon@yahoo.com
Subject:Turner family 1910 Census Strike Axe Twp.
Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2009 08:31:10 -0800 (PST)
The William Turner family was enumerated in the Strike Axe Twp. on the 1910 census. I am hoping that there are other researchers who monitor this list that can help me narrow down where in the township they might have lived. 
In 1969 there was an interview done with my great grandmother and she mentioned the Jefferson family and the Johnson family as neighbors. She also mentioned that they traded in the town of Elgin. I know that Elgin is in Kansas just on the boarder with Oklahoma. William Turner is buried in the Elgin Cemetery. 
From a few maps that were emailed to me by another kind researcher Strike Axe Twp. didn't reach all the way to the boarder with Kansas. The other thing that was mentioned on the taped interview was that they lived by the river and from the comments made it sounded like it was prone to flooding. 
Last July I traveled to Elgin and then drove down to Pawhuska. We arrived too late in the day to spend much time at the museum or the library. I did look at some newspaper microfilm at the library trying to find a possible mention of my grandmother's birth in January of 1910, or the death of my great grandfather William Turner 3 July 1915, but no luck. 
Any suggestions or comments would be most appreciated.  Thank you, Deb in Oregon
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