Married :October 9, 1890 in Little River County, Arkansas
"In late 1894, Lindsey Powell Carpenter (L.P.C.) and Susie Elizabeth Montgomery, with five children: Tom, Allen, Ione, Fannie, and Sam, started from Greenville, Texas for Indian Territory. They loaded their few belongings in a covered wagon and made a trail by fording all the streams, including the Red River, to a claim northwest of Foss ,Oklahoma, near Foss Lake, where L.P.C.'s mother had made the run a few years earlier, and staked a claim. The family, lived in a half-dugout in the Edwardsville community.Three additional children were born to the Montgomerys: Lucy, Mrs. Parven Hickey of Cheyenne, Oklahoma; Alice, Mrs. John Marcum of Sayre, Oklahoma; and Joe Montgomery of Visalia, California.They were buried side-by-side in Edwardsville, Oklahoma, and when the Foss Dam was constructed, the Edwardsville cemetery was relocated to the cemetery in Canute, Oklahoma.
"In late 1894, Lindsey Powell Carpenter (L.P.C.) and Susie Elizabeth Montgomery, with five children: Tom, Allen, Ione, Fannie, and Sam, started from Greenville, Texas for Indian Territory. They loaded their few belongings in a covered wagon and made a trail by fording all the streams, including the Red River, to a claim northwest of Foss ,Oklahoma, near Foss Lake, where L.P.C.'s mother had made the run a few years earlier, and staked a claim. The family, lived in a half-dugout in the Edwardsville community.Three additional children were born to the Montgomerys: Lucy, Mrs. Parven Hickey of Cheyenne, Oklahoma; Alice, Mrs. John Marcum of Sayre, Oklahoma; and Joe Montgomery of Visalia, California.They were buried side-by-side in Edwardsville, Oklahoma, and when the Foss Dam was constructed, the Edwardsville cemetery was relocated to the cemetery in Canute, Oklahoma.
Married :October 9, 1890 in Little River County, Arkansas
"In late 1894, Lindsey Powell Carpenter (L.P.C.) and Susie Elizabeth Montgomery, with five children: Tom, Allen, Ione, Fannie, and Sam, started from Greenville, Texas for Indian Territory. They loaded their few belongings in a covered wagon and made a trail by fording all the streams, including the Red River, to a claim northwest of Foss ,Oklahoma, near Foss Lake, where L.P.C.'s mother had made the run a few years earlier, and staked a claim. The family, lived in a half-dugout in the Edwardsville community.Three additional children were born to the Montgomerys: Lucy, Mrs. Parven Hickey of Cheyenne, Oklahoma; Alice, Mrs. John Marcum of Sayre, Oklahoma; and Joe Montgomery of Visalia, California.They were buried side-by-side in Edwardsville, Oklahoma, and when the Foss Dam was constructed, the Edwardsville cemetery was relocated to the cemetery in Canute, Oklahoma.
"In late 1894, Lindsey Powell Carpenter (L.P.C.) and Susie Elizabeth Montgomery, with five children: Tom, Allen, Ione, Fannie, and Sam, started from Greenville, Texas for Indian Territory. They loaded their few belongings in a covered wagon and made a trail by fording all the streams, including the Red River, to a claim northwest of Foss ,Oklahoma, near Foss Lake, where L.P.C.'s mother had made the run a few years earlier, and staked a claim. The family, lived in a half-dugout in the Edwardsville community.Three additional children were born to the Montgomerys: Lucy, Mrs. Parven Hickey of Cheyenne, Oklahoma; Alice, Mrs. John Marcum of Sayre, Oklahoma; and Joe Montgomery of Visalia, California.They were buried side-by-side in Edwardsville, Oklahoma, and when the Foss Dam was constructed, the Edwardsville cemetery was relocated to the cemetery in Canute, Oklahoma.
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