Married Stephen Horner May 5 1838, Orange, North Carolina.
Records indicate they had one child.
Photo Info:
Sarah's Grandsons thru her son James Polk Honer - Grandsons Cale and Steve Horner are said to be in this photo along with their younger bros. Pleae email me if you can identify whos who. [email protected] Also all of Sarah's sons immagrated during the month of Dec 1889 to Cherokee Nation Oklahoma. When they first arrived they "Jas" James Polk Horner, the father who is not in this photo, worked for Coming Deer a Cherokee farmer. Later some of the family went to work in the oil industry during the Glennpool oil boom.
Sarah Frances' son James Polk Horner.
Records indicate they had one child.
Photo Info:
Sarah's Grandsons thru her son James Polk Honer - Grandsons Cale and Steve Horner are said to be in this photo along with their younger bros. Pleae email me if you can identify whos who. [email protected] Also all of Sarah's sons immagrated during the month of Dec 1889 to Cherokee Nation Oklahoma. When they first arrived they "Jas" James Polk Horner, the father who is not in this photo, worked for Coming Deer a Cherokee farmer. Later some of the family went to work in the oil industry during the Glennpool oil boom.
Sarah Frances' son James Polk Horner.
Married Stephen Horner May 5 1838, Orange, North Carolina.
Records indicate they had one child.
Photo Info:
Sarah's Grandsons thru her son James Polk Honer - Grandsons Cale and Steve Horner are said to be in this photo along with their younger bros. Pleae email me if you can identify whos who. [email protected] Also all of Sarah's sons immagrated during the month of Dec 1889 to Cherokee Nation Oklahoma. When they first arrived they "Jas" James Polk Horner, the father who is not in this photo, worked for Coming Deer a Cherokee farmer. Later some of the family went to work in the oil industry during the Glennpool oil boom.
Sarah Frances' son James Polk Horner.
Records indicate they had one child.
Photo Info:
Sarah's Grandsons thru her son James Polk Honer - Grandsons Cale and Steve Horner are said to be in this photo along with their younger bros. Pleae email me if you can identify whos who. [email protected] Also all of Sarah's sons immagrated during the month of Dec 1889 to Cherokee Nation Oklahoma. When they first arrived they "Jas" James Polk Horner, the father who is not in this photo, worked for Coming Deer a Cherokee farmer. Later some of the family went to work in the oil industry during the Glennpool oil boom.
Sarah Frances' son James Polk Horner.
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