Charles married Bettie Sockey, a widow, in Carter Co, OK on November 10, 1905.
Her husband had died in September 1905. Bettie's parents were Watson and Rosana Marris.

Their daughter, Julia, was born on Oklahoma City on May 7, 1907.

On May 8, 1910 (Federal Census)
Charles H. Victor, age 39, lived in Leeper, Murray Co, OK on a farm where he did general farm work to support the family. This was their second marriage. They had been married 5 years; Betty was the mother of 4 children, which included Julia by Charles.
Household Members:
Charles H. Victor 39 - head - born in OK - 1/2 Choctaw Indian & 1/2 white graduated from Carlyle
Betty Victor 38 - wife - MS 5/8 Choctaw Indian & 3/8 white
Julia Victor 3 - daughter - OK - 9/16 Indian & 1/16 white
Maggie Sockey 16 step-daughter - MS- 7/8 Indian & 1/8 white
Rafe Sockey 14 step-son - MS- 7/8 Indian & 1/8 white
Ned Sockey 13 step-son - MS- 7/8 Indian & 1/8 white
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The Daily Ardmoreite
June 9, 1912.
"Charles Victor, an Indian citizen, at one time a resident of this county, and quite a prominent figure in politics, is here from his home in Murray county."
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Sulphur Times-Democrat (OK)
Thursday, May 21, 1914
"Charles Victor who owns a fine farm in Murray County was down here this week looking after his business interest. Charley now lives in Latimer county and says that he likes that county."
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The Guthrie Daily Leader (OK)
General Welfare Reporter
Oklahoma City, OK
Friday, march 13, 1936
"OAK HILL: Charles H. Victor reports for their chapter. He say the old people of McCurtain County are tired of their cause being used as a political football. We hope the OAP question will soon be a thing of the past and OAP will be a reality."
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Bettie died on March 15, 1937. Charles, age 70, married Maude Nix, age 54, in Sevier, AR on December 12, 1939. They both lived in Oak Hill, McCurtain Co, OK.
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The Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City, OK
Sunday, February 6, 1938
"M'CURTAIN BEEKEEPERS TO MAKE IMPROVED HONEY
Idabel, Feb. 5. - Improving the quality of McCurtain county honey is one of the announced objectives of the newly organized Bee Keepers association her. Charles Victor of Oak Hill has been named president; ... ."
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On April 15, 1940,
Charley Victor, age 70, lived in Eagle Township, McCurtain Co, OK where he rented a farm.
Household Members: All born in OK
Charley Victor - 70 - Indian - head
Maud Victor - 56 - wife
Eligah Nik - 15 - step-son
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The Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City, OK
Sunday, November 25, 1945
"The son of Charles Victor of Broken Bow, the sergeant is a former student of the Chilocco Indian School. Before entering service he made his home in Oklahoma City with a brother, Ned Sockey, 2322 S.W. 23."

Charles died on May 3, 1946.
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Obituaries provided by Brandon O'Rear, Find A Grave member 48115948:

McCurtain Gazette
Saturday, May 4, 1946
In Memoriam
CHARLES VICTOR, 76
Friday, May 3, 1946
"CHARLES VICTOR DIES FRIDAY
Charles Victor, about 77, well-known county resident who lived northwest of Broken Bow, died at the Talihina hospital Friday morning after an illness of one year. He had been in the hospital three months. He was born in McCurtain county and had resided in this area all of his life. He is survived by a son, Robert Victor, Tulsa. Funeral services were not complete at press time. Arrangements are under direction of Wilson funeral home."
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McCurtain Gazette
Wednesday, May 8, 1946
"FUNERAL HELD FOR CHARLES VICTOR
Funeral services for Charles Victor, 76, who died Friday morning at Talihina, were held at 2 p. m. Sunday at Oak Hill church with Rev. Gabrial John officiating. Burial was in Oak Hill cemetery under direction of Wilson funeral home. Victor was a lifelong resident of McCurtain county and had resided northwest of Broken Bow for many years."
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Information provided by Veronica, Find a Grave member 50578597 on Sept. 22, 2020.

SOCKEY et al. v. WINSTOCK et al.
1914 OK 566
144 P. 372
43 Okla. 758
Case Number: 6184
Decided: 11/17/1914
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
SOCKEY et al.
v.
WINSTOCK et al.
Plaintiffs in error, Maggie Sockey, Rafe Sockey, and Ned Sockey, through their guardian, Chas. H. Victor, brought this action in the court below against defendants in error to have declared void and of no effect a conveyance of certain lands belonging to said plaintiffs, which conveyance was made by their former guardian, J. Mat Moore, to defendant I. H. Winstock. Plaintiffs allege in their petition that said sale was void, and conveyed no title to I. H. Winstock, defendant, who was the purchaser at said sale, and that R. M. Winstock, who afterwards purchased from I. H. Winstock, took the title to said lands subject to the defects in the original sale by the guardian; that said sale was void, because the petition or application for sale of said land stated no cause or reason why said land should be sold, and stated no facts which would give the court jurisdiction to hear and direct a sale; and that said application stated no facts under the statute authorizing or justifying a sale of said lands. They further allege that said lands were inherited from their father, John Sockey, a Mississippi Choctaw Indian. Defendants filed their answer, denying that the sale was void, and that the court was without jurisdiction to make the order directing the sale of said lands. They attach to their answer the application for an order of sale, and the decree of the county court directing the sale of the lands. Upon a trial of the cause, the court rendered judgment in favor of defendants on the pleadings, from which judgment plaintiffs prosecute this appeal. The only questions presented for our determination are: (1) Was the petition filed in the county court by the guardian sufficient to confer jurisdiction on that court to make the order of sale? (2) Is this a collateral attack upon the proceedings of the county court and the conveyance made in pursuance thereof? The petition for the sale of said land, omitting description of the property, is as follows:

"Petition to sell Real Estate by Guardian. State of Oklahoma, Carter County: In County Court. In the Matter of the Guardianship of Maggie Sockey, Ned Sockey and Rafe Sockey, minors:

"Comes now J. Mat Moore, as the guardian of Maggie Sockey, Ned Sockey, and Rafe Sockey, minors, and shows to the court the condition of the estate of the above-named wards, to wit: That there is no personal property belonging to any of the above-named minors. That the said wards own the following described real estate, to wit: Maggie Sockey: (Description, 240 acres of land.) Ned Sockey: (Description, 210 acres.) Rafe Sockey: (Description, 210 acres of land.) The annual income therefrom is one hundred dollars ($ 100.00) to each minor; that the annual expense chargeable against the estate of each ward for maintenance and education is approximately one hundred and fifty dollars ($ 150.00), and that it is necessary that the hereinafter described real estate, which was inherited by said wards from the estate of their father, John Sockey, deceased, should be sold for the following reasons, to wit: For the education, support and maintenance of said wards, each being of scholastic age, and their lands not being sufficient to support and maintain them. (Here description of real estate.) That the next of kin and persons interested in the estate of said wards, together with their respective places of residence, are as follows: Bettie Sockey Victor, the mother of said wards and the wife of C. H. Victor, stepfather, of Sulphur, Oklahoma. Wherefore, petitioner prays the court that upon hearing had herein, he be authorized to sell the following described real estate: (Description of real estate), at private sale, such sale being more beneficial and for the best interests of said wards.