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Submitted by: George Cannon
Clay Noid (Claynoid) Isreal Birth: 27 Nov 1876 Death: 12 Oct 1899 Murdered in OK Terr. |
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Among my family records is a notation that Claynoid Isreal was buried near Perry, Noble Co (poss). |
Query seeking information: (1.) Where was Claynoid Israel buried? (2.) Would the sheriff's report of October, 1899, still be on record? And where? |
Anyone with information, please contact: George Cannon |
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Poster: |
Noid Isreal was murdered by an unknown man on or about Oct.
12, 1899 and thrown into a pond near Perry O. T. About two days before th(e) murder,
Isreal traded a team of mare(s) for a big, thin, black team of mule(s). The trade was made
some place (be)tween Arkansas City and Blackwe(ll). One of the mares was an iron g(ray)
weight about 1,100 pounds, four ye(ars) old at that time, moon eyed, bli(nd) and light
face, blocky build. Peculi(ar) hind feet which were kept shod (to) save them. The other was a sorrel or brow(n) mare about seven years old, paced u(n)der saddle, weight about 1000 pounds, well broke to buggy and would wa(lk) under the shafts when held up. An old wagon that had been repaired coupling pole broken and spliced with hewed pole. Six inches broken off end of tongue, but spliced with iron above and below. One churn of a peculiar make, made with a seven gallon square zinc can set in a wooden frame, with dasher, and run by cog gearing on top of frame, and two hand cranks. Made by J. W. Buffum, Salina, Kans. The Governor of Oklahoma has offered a reward of $200. for the arrest and conviction of the murderer. Anyone knowing anything about the horse trade or the whereabouts of the horses, mules are any of the other things described, might very materially assist in finding the guilty man by writing to the sheriff at Perry, O. T. |
George A. Foster, Sheriff |
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NOTE: For more info on this family, see this page in Lincoln, Co., OK.: Cannon & Allied Families
Gene Phillips - Lincoln County Archivist
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