Pamela Miller
The current information I have centers around the Sentinel, Retrop,
and Port areas. I have documented the Retrop Cemetery, part of the
Port Cemetery, and have abstracted obits and marriages from 20 years
worth of the "Sentinel Leader" newspaper, along with two other
smaller Sentinel papers which ran for only a few years.
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"Sentinel Newsboy" 11/19/1904 to 2/4/1910 -
Marriages & obituaries
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"Sentinel Sword of Truth" 11/13/1912 to
12/30/1914 - Marriages & obituaries
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"Sentinel Leader" 2/11/1910 to 12/29/1932
- Marriages & obituaries
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"Star Community Cemetery" and it is referred to
as the "Feeser Family Cemetery", although I think the Star
name is more appropriate or official.
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"Retrop Cemetery"
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The dates listed for the "Newsboy" and the
"Sword of Truth" were also the dates of publication of the
papers. The "Leader" replaced the "Newsboy" as the paper in
Sentinel and is still published today.
Books: Wagon Tracks - Washita
Historical Committee 1892 - 1976 (or 67)
Red Bluff Book - A collection of letters from people who
lived in the Red Bluff area of Washita Co. Contact:
Frederick Dittmar