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Synopsis
Family timeline J.J. and Onie Nance Mabry, in the handwriting of Mary Mabry Savage, their older daughter.
Cunningham KY near McGee Springs
House burned in 1900
Move to Texas short-lived
Mercantile business (May-Sept 1900) 288 Main St Dallas, Texas
Then on to Oklahoma Territory O.T. / end of Choctaw Railroad Line.
E. F. Savage (father of E. B.) did the roadbed work for this railroad line.
The Mabrys then moved to a relinquishment claim near Rhea, Oklahoma (160 acres) in 1902.
In 1909 — the family moved back to Weatherford, Okla where Nell, John and Harry could continue their educations—all Mary, T.J., Nell, John and Harry become teachers.
Nell had married and started a family—returned to KY and became a rural mail carrier.
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Review
The Store Name and the Diamond Ring
How the MK & T came to New Hammon
Everyday Life with Poco and Bernard
The Time Margie’s Horse Foundered
The Secret Shooting of Gene Savage
Appendices
Appendix A:
Map Hiatt-Mabry-Savage history before WW1
Appendix B:
Aunt Annie’s Bible
Appendix C:
Marriage license Mary & Bernard
Poco’s Folks
J.J. Mabry’s & Onie L. Mabry in Kentucky
J.J. Mabry & Onie L. Mabry in Dallas and on to Ok.
“Poco” a poem by Glen Crane
Savage family tree
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