In this picture these young ladies, taken 1902 or 1903 Anadarko, were: at the bottom Cordia(?) Crain, Clara Crabb, Avis Flanagan, Anna Schram, Marie Pallady and Nanny Baker, hostess that day. In 1946 my mother visited her sister, Mrs. Ed Peters, in Chickasha and 4 of these same gals got together and had their picture taken.
Submitted By Nila Risk Tyrrel

Picture of Hiram Pendleton Bird b. 1840's Benton Co. Tn. m. Sarah Allen Benton Co Tn. died Cement, Okla. He went by Hiram Pendleton. [as all his children, Bentha, Bill, Pate, Bird, Walt, Annie, Flora Pendleton. Dropped the Bird name after the civil war.] He got into trouble. His wife Sarah Allen b. 1840's Benton co Tn. d. Cement, Okla., their daughter Flora Pendleton married William Lee Potter; my husband's great grandparents.
Submitted by Pam Potter

Zed Farris and Ilma Flora (McCarty) DeVaughan 50th Wedding Anniversary, 1970
Binger, Oklahoma

Submitted by Bobby DeVaughan.

Picture taken on family farm 3 mile west of Binger, Caddo Co., Okla. Top row Beryl, Naomi, J.C.  Middle Zed Jr., Third Johnnie, Bobby, Darlene; fourth Darwin Child on Bed post Unknown
Submitted by Bobby DeVaughan

Edmund and Nettie Hitchcock,
baby Clyde and Golda Hitchcock Bradfield.


Submitted by Laura Pollard

Jonathan Richard Osborne, Sr.,
Grandfather of
Sandi Carter and C. Ross Hume

submitted by Sandy Carter

John Robert and Ina Belle Teeman
in 1947 on their 25th wedding aniversary. John Teeman farmed his homestead for many years in Lookeba, OK. They had 5 children and 2 grandchildren they adopted. They had been recognized for having children in the Lookeba-Sickles School District. The remainder of the Teeman farm was sold after my great grandma passed away in 1999.

I am also looking for ancestor's of Ina Belle. Father Charles Addison Hamilton and mother Bertie May (Curry) Hamilton. Who also lived close to the Teeman homestead.
Submitted by - Megan Louk

Joseph Edward Karnes, in the center was my Grandfather and lived in Randolph County, Arkansas. Mike Karnes on the left lived in Caddo County, Oklahoma and Gordon Karnes on the right lived in Tulare, California. This picture was taken in the 1950's in Randolph County, Arkansas. They had three other brothers who lived in Verden, Caddo County, Oklahoma. They were Benjamin Carter Karnes, William Henry Karnes, Charles Thomas Karnes and a sister, Mary Ellen "Mollie" Pliler of Baxter Springs, Kansas. I would like to contact family of any of these people. 
Submitted by  Larry Shelton

This is William Thomas Pliler and wife Mary Ellen "Mollie" (Karnes) Pliler. They lived in Baxter Springs, Kansas and "Mollie's" brothers Charles Thomas Karnes, William Henry Karnes, Mike Karnes and Benjamin Carter Karnes all lived in Verden, Caddo County, Oklahoma. Mollie also had a brother Gordon Karnes who lived in Tulare, Califonia and a brother Joseph Edward Karnes (my Grandfather) who lived in Randolph County, Arkansas. I would like to contact families of any of these people.
Submitted by  Larry Shelton

This is a picture of my King family. Sitting is Mary M. Prince King Huff, my great grandmother. Standing are my grandparents, James Wiley King and Louisa Ella (Mollie) Williams King with their 7th child, Ethel King. The picture was taken about 1902 in Bridgeport, Oklahoma. 
Submitted by Rita Jelks Tanner

Earle Hearne
Patti found this photo in her grandmother's things

submitted by Patti Robel

newspaper articles found in Anadarko Tribune by C.C.G.S.

dated 1906,
this is  either a reunion or membership photo of the Anadarko post GAR. The photo has been numbered with name references on the back. 

Bottom: 1. Gruddy, 2. Taylor, 3. Alen, 4. Crumm, 5. Conover, 6. Burge, 7. Campbell, 8. Ouglebright (I believe this to be Argabright, a relative of mine) 9. Schlitt, 10.Myers, 11. Fenner,
Top: 12. Harvey, 13. Demiree, 14. Dawson, 15. Hammond, 16. Pack, 17. Richie, 18. Aldridge, 19. Burden, 20. Tilton, 21. Cassady, 22. Nowland, 23. Cleveland
submitted by Patti Robel
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# 7 Campbell is William H. Campbell Captain Iowa Forth infantry.  Married to Bertha (Hastings ) Campbell M.D.( yes an early day doctor)  they had one son Willard.
Submitted by Beverly Negelein

Pictured is the original home of Nashville Wiley, a mulatto and former slave, who drew a section of land in Delaware township, east of Anadarko, when the Kiowa-Comanche-Apache Indian reservation was partitioned up and sold during the land lottery of Oklahoma Territory in 1901.

Nashville Wiley, a well respected and successful farmer, and his wife Adeline, are pictured standing in front of their home with their children,
(left to right) Charles P., Lena, Mabel, Robert (Bob), Adeline, Nashville, Lula, and Ida Wiley. Daughters not pictured are Lulla, Millie, and Bessie Wiley.

Charles -m. Madeline Rice, Lena -m. Kykendall, Mabel -m. Ham, Robert -m. Ollie, Lula -m. Davis, Millie -m. Nevels, Bessie -m. Anderson, and Ida -m. Hightower.

Nashville and Adeline, as well as several of their children, are buried in Memory Lane Cemetery in Anadarko. Several of their descendents still live in Anadarko and the surrounding area. The home still stands, but has been remodeled by the current owners, who are not members of the Wiley family.

(Photo courtesy of great-grandson, Jim Blaine of Georgia, who located a small, private cemetery on the Wiley farm. The cemetery consists of four tombstones.)

Cora Alice Gibbons Aronhalt
Carl Aronhalt's mother
buried Memory Lane cemetery

Military photos of Carl Aronhalt