"M. L. Leard" married "E. M. Frasier" September 13, 1879, in Fannin County, Texas.
"Mrs Fannie Frazier" married T. A. Webb September 7, 1889, in Tarrant County, Texas. To this union a son, Thomas Allen Webb, II was born.
"Maree Webb" married T. J. Carter February 25, 1897, in Carter County, Oklahoma. [ SHARI KONKEL shared on 26 Mar 2022
"Thomas Jefferson Carter -- From interview by Department of the Interior, Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, Claremore, Indian Territory, October 24, 1900. January 1844; born, Lived in Cherokee Nation, Ardmore, Carter, Ok, until 1863 [19 yrs old] went south lived south and west in the Chickasaw Nation and Choctaw Nation; I moved to Mill Creek where I lived about 20 years, in the Chickasaw Nation, about 30 miles north-east of Ardmore, I ranched there for about 15 years.
There he was a "Private in Company 1, First Cherokee Regiment and a shootest of some reputation, purportedly shooting the thumb off Attorney Temple Houston, one of Sam Houston's sons, in a gun fight. A cattle rancher for thirty years, member of Ardmore Lodge #31. [Brother Lost (manuscript) by Arthur Francis Carter, p 16, (c) 1992.]
1894; Married in Cherokee Nation; 1st wife died there On rolls of Cherokee Nation – 1894 should be.
1895; lived in Cherokee Nation, one year, in 1895 went back to Ardmore and stayed.
January 1897; married Mary L, prior husband Mr Webb, whom she divorced in 1896 I guess. She had a first husband who died.
1900; live in Ardmore, Carter, Oklahoma, Chickasaw county, at Ardmore, in Indian Territory
No children; 2nd Wife Maree L [Mary L]"
"Mary L. Carter" married T. Slover August 9, 1903, in Carter County, Oklahoma.
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Thursday, March 18, 1943
Slover Rites
Mrs. MARY L. SLOVER, a pioneer resident of Sulphur, passed away at the Confederate Home at Ardmore Wednesday morning. Funeral services are scheduled in Ardmore Friday morning, place not yet announced. Members of the Eastern Star will attend. She is survived by one son, THOMAS A. WEBB of San Antonio, Texas and as stepson, Dr. GEORGE SLOVER of Sulphur. Burial will be at the Ardmore cemetery. Mrs. Slover had lived at Sulphur for a half century and had resided at the Confederate Home for several months. (From Gen Forum transcript by Nita Sulphur Times Democrat)
(Tombstone has middle initial as "E.", but is documented as "L." over the years and in her obituary) [The "L." in documentation is likely for her maiden name. Many family trees have that Mary's maiden name is Carter in error.]]
[Data collected by the late Mr. Bill Hamm and added to by SHARI KONKEL (48285382) and research on ancestry]
"Mrs Fannie Frazier" married T. A. Webb September 7, 1889, in Tarrant County, Texas. To this union a son, Thomas Allen Webb, II was born.
"Maree Webb" married T. J. Carter February 25, 1897, in Carter County, Oklahoma. [ SHARI KONKEL shared on 26 Mar 2022
"Thomas Jefferson Carter -- From interview by Department of the Interior, Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, Claremore, Indian Territory, October 24, 1900. January 1844; born, Lived in Cherokee Nation, Ardmore, Carter, Ok, until 1863 [19 yrs old] went south lived south and west in the Chickasaw Nation and Choctaw Nation; I moved to Mill Creek where I lived about 20 years, in the Chickasaw Nation, about 30 miles north-east of Ardmore, I ranched there for about 15 years.
There he was a "Private in Company 1, First Cherokee Regiment and a shootest of some reputation, purportedly shooting the thumb off Attorney Temple Houston, one of Sam Houston's sons, in a gun fight. A cattle rancher for thirty years, member of Ardmore Lodge #31. [Brother Lost (manuscript) by Arthur Francis Carter, p 16, (c) 1992.]
1894; Married in Cherokee Nation; 1st wife died there On rolls of Cherokee Nation – 1894 should be.
1895; lived in Cherokee Nation, one year, in 1895 went back to Ardmore and stayed.
January 1897; married Mary L, prior husband Mr Webb, whom she divorced in 1896 I guess. She had a first husband who died.
1900; live in Ardmore, Carter, Oklahoma, Chickasaw county, at Ardmore, in Indian Territory
No children; 2nd Wife Maree L [Mary L]"
"Mary L. Carter" married T. Slover August 9, 1903, in Carter County, Oklahoma.
~~~~~
Thursday, March 18, 1943
Slover Rites
Mrs. MARY L. SLOVER, a pioneer resident of Sulphur, passed away at the Confederate Home at Ardmore Wednesday morning. Funeral services are scheduled in Ardmore Friday morning, place not yet announced. Members of the Eastern Star will attend. She is survived by one son, THOMAS A. WEBB of San Antonio, Texas and as stepson, Dr. GEORGE SLOVER of Sulphur. Burial will be at the Ardmore cemetery. Mrs. Slover had lived at Sulphur for a half century and had resided at the Confederate Home for several months. (From Gen Forum transcript by Nita Sulphur Times Democrat)
(Tombstone has middle initial as "E.", but is documented as "L." over the years and in her obituary) [The "L." in documentation is likely for her maiden name. Many family trees have that Mary's maiden name is Carter in error.]]
[Data collected by the late Mr. Bill Hamm and added to by SHARI KONKEL (48285382) and research on ancestry]
"M. L. Leard" married "E. M. Frasier" September 13, 1879, in Fannin County, Texas.
"Mrs Fannie Frazier" married T. A. Webb September 7, 1889, in Tarrant County, Texas. To this union a son, Thomas Allen Webb, II was born.
"Maree Webb" married T. J. Carter February 25, 1897, in Carter County, Oklahoma. [ SHARI KONKEL shared on 26 Mar 2022
"Thomas Jefferson Carter -- From interview by Department of the Interior, Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, Claremore, Indian Territory, October 24, 1900. January 1844; born, Lived in Cherokee Nation, Ardmore, Carter, Ok, until 1863 [19 yrs old] went south lived south and west in the Chickasaw Nation and Choctaw Nation; I moved to Mill Creek where I lived about 20 years, in the Chickasaw Nation, about 30 miles north-east of Ardmore, I ranched there for about 15 years.
There he was a "Private in Company 1, First Cherokee Regiment and a shootest of some reputation, purportedly shooting the thumb off Attorney Temple Houston, one of Sam Houston's sons, in a gun fight. A cattle rancher for thirty years, member of Ardmore Lodge #31. [Brother Lost (manuscript) by Arthur Francis Carter, p 16, (c) 1992.]
1894; Married in Cherokee Nation; 1st wife died there On rolls of Cherokee Nation – 1894 should be.
1895; lived in Cherokee Nation, one year, in 1895 went back to Ardmore and stayed.
January 1897; married Mary L, prior husband Mr Webb, whom she divorced in 1896 I guess. She had a first husband who died.
1900; live in Ardmore, Carter, Oklahoma, Chickasaw county, at Ardmore, in Indian Territory
No children; 2nd Wife Maree L [Mary L]"
"Mary L. Carter" married T. Slover August 9, 1903, in Carter County, Oklahoma.
~~~~~
Thursday, March 18, 1943
Slover Rites
Mrs. MARY L. SLOVER, a pioneer resident of Sulphur, passed away at the Confederate Home at Ardmore Wednesday morning. Funeral services are scheduled in Ardmore Friday morning, place not yet announced. Members of the Eastern Star will attend. She is survived by one son, THOMAS A. WEBB of San Antonio, Texas and as stepson, Dr. GEORGE SLOVER of Sulphur. Burial will be at the Ardmore cemetery. Mrs. Slover had lived at Sulphur for a half century and had resided at the Confederate Home for several months. (From Gen Forum transcript by Nita Sulphur Times Democrat)
(Tombstone has middle initial as "E.", but is documented as "L." over the years and in her obituary) [The "L." in documentation is likely for her maiden name. Many family trees have that Mary's maiden name is Carter in error.]]
[Data collected by the late Mr. Bill Hamm and added to by SHARI KONKEL (48285382) and research on ancestry]
"Mrs Fannie Frazier" married T. A. Webb September 7, 1889, in Tarrant County, Texas. To this union a son, Thomas Allen Webb, II was born.
"Maree Webb" married T. J. Carter February 25, 1897, in Carter County, Oklahoma. [ SHARI KONKEL shared on 26 Mar 2022
"Thomas Jefferson Carter -- From interview by Department of the Interior, Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, Claremore, Indian Territory, October 24, 1900. January 1844; born, Lived in Cherokee Nation, Ardmore, Carter, Ok, until 1863 [19 yrs old] went south lived south and west in the Chickasaw Nation and Choctaw Nation; I moved to Mill Creek where I lived about 20 years, in the Chickasaw Nation, about 30 miles north-east of Ardmore, I ranched there for about 15 years.
There he was a "Private in Company 1, First Cherokee Regiment and a shootest of some reputation, purportedly shooting the thumb off Attorney Temple Houston, one of Sam Houston's sons, in a gun fight. A cattle rancher for thirty years, member of Ardmore Lodge #31. [Brother Lost (manuscript) by Arthur Francis Carter, p 16, (c) 1992.]
1894; Married in Cherokee Nation; 1st wife died there On rolls of Cherokee Nation – 1894 should be.
1895; lived in Cherokee Nation, one year, in 1895 went back to Ardmore and stayed.
January 1897; married Mary L, prior husband Mr Webb, whom she divorced in 1896 I guess. She had a first husband who died.
1900; live in Ardmore, Carter, Oklahoma, Chickasaw county, at Ardmore, in Indian Territory
No children; 2nd Wife Maree L [Mary L]"
"Mary L. Carter" married T. Slover August 9, 1903, in Carter County, Oklahoma.
~~~~~
Thursday, March 18, 1943
Slover Rites
Mrs. MARY L. SLOVER, a pioneer resident of Sulphur, passed away at the Confederate Home at Ardmore Wednesday morning. Funeral services are scheduled in Ardmore Friday morning, place not yet announced. Members of the Eastern Star will attend. She is survived by one son, THOMAS A. WEBB of San Antonio, Texas and as stepson, Dr. GEORGE SLOVER of Sulphur. Burial will be at the Ardmore cemetery. Mrs. Slover had lived at Sulphur for a half century and had resided at the Confederate Home for several months. (From Gen Forum transcript by Nita Sulphur Times Democrat)
(Tombstone has middle initial as "E.", but is documented as "L." over the years and in her obituary) [The "L." in documentation is likely for her maiden name. Many family trees have that Mary's maiden name is Carter in error.]]
[Data collected by the late Mr. Bill Hamm and added to by SHARI KONKEL (48285382) and research on ancestry]
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