Fort Scott Daily Monitor, 27 Jan 1895, Sun, Page 4
Died
Graham- Saturday morning, January 26th, at the residence 311 Burk Street, of fever, Mrs Celia Graham, aged 33 years. The deceased was the wife of Policeman J. A. Graham, and leaves five children to mourn her loss. The body will be sent to Mapleton, where the funeral will be held on Monday.
Fort Scott Daily Monitor, 5 April 1901, Fri, Page 3
ARE CHEROKEE FREEDMEN
Children of John Graham Will Receive Government Payments and Land
The children of John Graham, the well known colored politician, are in a fair way to be enrolled as Cherokee freedmen and thereby receive the payments from the government as provided for by law.
Mrs Graham, who died in 1895, was the daughter of Tobe Martin, who died a few months ago at the age of 70 years. He was a Cherokee freedman and came to the Nation from Georgia with the Cherokee tribe many years ago.
According to the rulings made by the Dawes commission the heirs of Mr. Martin are entitled to enrollment as Cherokee freedmen and to the benefits-such as land and government payments-to be derived as such.
The Dawes commission meets at Vinita, Ind. Ter. May 6th to 25th, at which time the Graham children will probably be enrolled. Their interests are being represented by Judge W. R. Biddle.
1875 Bourbon Co Kansas, line 1, hh 1
Toby Martin 40 male black Ga came from Ind terr
Ellen 33 Ind terr
S female 16 Ind terr
Selah 13 Ind terr
J male 11 Ks
Alice 9 Ks
Cuby female 7 Ks
1 Mar 1885 Bourbon Co Ks line 203
Nathan Van 30 cherokee nation
Louisa 40 Mo came from MO
Robt Woolard 22 Ks
Elisabeth 18 Ks
Tobias Martin 53 Ga came from cherokee nation
Cherokee Freedmen application
Neatie martin 1901 age 54 of Vinita, Okla slave master Washington Adair, left during war to Ft Scott, Kansas, brother Tobe Bean, 1901 husband dead; children Louis and Rachel; cousin Tobe Martin
who was your master? Washington Adair
where did you go? Fort Scott, Kansas
my cousin was along...he is dead now
what was his name? Tobe Martin
Died
Graham- Saturday morning, January 26th, at the residence 311 Burk Street, of fever, Mrs Celia Graham, aged 33 years. The deceased was the wife of Policeman J. A. Graham, and leaves five children to mourn her loss. The body will be sent to Mapleton, where the funeral will be held on Monday.
Fort Scott Daily Monitor, 5 April 1901, Fri, Page 3
ARE CHEROKEE FREEDMEN
Children of John Graham Will Receive Government Payments and Land
The children of John Graham, the well known colored politician, are in a fair way to be enrolled as Cherokee freedmen and thereby receive the payments from the government as provided for by law.
Mrs Graham, who died in 1895, was the daughter of Tobe Martin, who died a few months ago at the age of 70 years. He was a Cherokee freedman and came to the Nation from Georgia with the Cherokee tribe many years ago.
According to the rulings made by the Dawes commission the heirs of Mr. Martin are entitled to enrollment as Cherokee freedmen and to the benefits-such as land and government payments-to be derived as such.
The Dawes commission meets at Vinita, Ind. Ter. May 6th to 25th, at which time the Graham children will probably be enrolled. Their interests are being represented by Judge W. R. Biddle.
1875 Bourbon Co Kansas, line 1, hh 1
Toby Martin 40 male black Ga came from Ind terr
Ellen 33 Ind terr
S female 16 Ind terr
Selah 13 Ind terr
J male 11 Ks
Alice 9 Ks
Cuby female 7 Ks
1 Mar 1885 Bourbon Co Ks line 203
Nathan Van 30 cherokee nation
Louisa 40 Mo came from MO
Robt Woolard 22 Ks
Elisabeth 18 Ks
Tobias Martin 53 Ga came from cherokee nation
Cherokee Freedmen application
Neatie martin 1901 age 54 of Vinita, Okla slave master Washington Adair, left during war to Ft Scott, Kansas, brother Tobe Bean, 1901 husband dead; children Louis and Rachel; cousin Tobe Martin
who was your master? Washington Adair
where did you go? Fort Scott, Kansas
my cousin was along...he is dead now
what was his name? Tobe Martin
Fort Scott Daily Monitor, 27 Jan 1895, Sun, Page 4
Died
Graham- Saturday morning, January 26th, at the residence 311 Burk Street, of fever, Mrs Celia Graham, aged 33 years. The deceased was the wife of Policeman J. A. Graham, and leaves five children to mourn her loss. The body will be sent to Mapleton, where the funeral will be held on Monday.
Fort Scott Daily Monitor, 5 April 1901, Fri, Page 3
ARE CHEROKEE FREEDMEN
Children of John Graham Will Receive Government Payments and Land
The children of John Graham, the well known colored politician, are in a fair way to be enrolled as Cherokee freedmen and thereby receive the payments from the government as provided for by law.
Mrs Graham, who died in 1895, was the daughter of Tobe Martin, who died a few months ago at the age of 70 years. He was a Cherokee freedman and came to the Nation from Georgia with the Cherokee tribe many years ago.
According to the rulings made by the Dawes commission the heirs of Mr. Martin are entitled to enrollment as Cherokee freedmen and to the benefits-such as land and government payments-to be derived as such.
The Dawes commission meets at Vinita, Ind. Ter. May 6th to 25th, at which time the Graham children will probably be enrolled. Their interests are being represented by Judge W. R. Biddle.
1875 Bourbon Co Kansas, line 1, hh 1
Toby Martin 40 male black Ga came from Ind terr
Ellen 33 Ind terr
S female 16 Ind terr
Selah 13 Ind terr
J male 11 Ks
Alice 9 Ks
Cuby female 7 Ks
1 Mar 1885 Bourbon Co Ks line 203
Nathan Van 30 cherokee nation
Louisa 40 Mo came from MO
Robt Woolard 22 Ks
Elisabeth 18 Ks
Tobias Martin 53 Ga came from cherokee nation
Cherokee Freedmen application
Neatie martin 1901 age 54 of Vinita, Okla slave master Washington Adair, left during war to Ft Scott, Kansas, brother Tobe Bean, 1901 husband dead; children Louis and Rachel; cousin Tobe Martin
who was your master? Washington Adair
where did you go? Fort Scott, Kansas
my cousin was along...he is dead now
what was his name? Tobe Martin
Died
Graham- Saturday morning, January 26th, at the residence 311 Burk Street, of fever, Mrs Celia Graham, aged 33 years. The deceased was the wife of Policeman J. A. Graham, and leaves five children to mourn her loss. The body will be sent to Mapleton, where the funeral will be held on Monday.
Fort Scott Daily Monitor, 5 April 1901, Fri, Page 3
ARE CHEROKEE FREEDMEN
Children of John Graham Will Receive Government Payments and Land
The children of John Graham, the well known colored politician, are in a fair way to be enrolled as Cherokee freedmen and thereby receive the payments from the government as provided for by law.
Mrs Graham, who died in 1895, was the daughter of Tobe Martin, who died a few months ago at the age of 70 years. He was a Cherokee freedman and came to the Nation from Georgia with the Cherokee tribe many years ago.
According to the rulings made by the Dawes commission the heirs of Mr. Martin are entitled to enrollment as Cherokee freedmen and to the benefits-such as land and government payments-to be derived as such.
The Dawes commission meets at Vinita, Ind. Ter. May 6th to 25th, at which time the Graham children will probably be enrolled. Their interests are being represented by Judge W. R. Biddle.
1875 Bourbon Co Kansas, line 1, hh 1
Toby Martin 40 male black Ga came from Ind terr
Ellen 33 Ind terr
S female 16 Ind terr
Selah 13 Ind terr
J male 11 Ks
Alice 9 Ks
Cuby female 7 Ks
1 Mar 1885 Bourbon Co Ks line 203
Nathan Van 30 cherokee nation
Louisa 40 Mo came from MO
Robt Woolard 22 Ks
Elisabeth 18 Ks
Tobias Martin 53 Ga came from cherokee nation
Cherokee Freedmen application
Neatie martin 1901 age 54 of Vinita, Okla slave master Washington Adair, left during war to Ft Scott, Kansas, brother Tobe Bean, 1901 husband dead; children Louis and Rachel; cousin Tobe Martin
who was your master? Washington Adair
where did you go? Fort Scott, Kansas
my cousin was along...he is dead now
what was his name? Tobe Martin
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