There are conflicting dates of birth recorded for this Sam Brady of Wagoner County, Oklahoma. The only corresponding dates are his 1942 World War II draft registration card and the Certificate of Death, both of which record date of birth on November 1, 1881. There are conflicting names of spouses as well. Marriage records list Samuel Brady and Jallah Adair married on February 4, 1904 in Muskogee County. There are two 1930 U.S. Census records found. One census record is from Coweta, Wagoner County, Oklahoma which records Samuel R. Brady, age 50, living in Coweta with his wife Lucy and his step-daughters Samaria and Maude Grayson, and a lodger named Paul V. Scott. He is listed as Indian and born in Oklahoma. His father is listed as mixed blood and his mother Creek. Samuel Brady had at least two sons, William and Haskell, but neither are listed on census records with him.
There are conflicting dates of birth recorded for this Sam Brady of Wagoner County, Oklahoma. The only corresponding dates are his 1942 World War II draft registration card and the Certificate of Death, both of which record date of birth on November 1, 1881. There are conflicting names of spouses as well. Marriage records list Samuel Brady and Jallah Adair married on February 4, 1904 in Muskogee County. There are two 1930 U.S. Census records found. One census record is from Coweta, Wagoner County, Oklahoma which records Samuel R. Brady, age 50, living in Coweta with his wife Lucy and his step-daughters Samaria and Maude Grayson, and a lodger named Paul V. Scott. He is listed as Indian and born in Oklahoma. His father is listed as mixed blood and his mother Creek. Samuel Brady had at least two sons, William and Haskell, but neither are listed on census records with him.
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