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Eva Evelyna Buckmaster Musgrove – 3rd of 52 ancestors
Eva Evelyna Buckmaster was born less than a year after statehood, the first child of Andrew Jackson Buckmaster and Dovey Alpine Piearcy Buckmaster, probably near Wynnewood, Garvin County, Oklahoma.[1] The new state was not yet collecting birth records and only … Continue reading
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A Great Week in Genealogy and It’s Only Thursday
First, I registered for Course 4: Writing and Publishing for Genealogists taught by Tom Jones, one of the best genealogy writers and editors. The week-long course is taught at Samford University’s Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research (IGHR) in Birmingham, Alabama. … Continue reading
Native American Connections
Family stories indicate some branches of our family tree included ancestors from the Five Civilized Tribes. There is much interest in proving Indian or Native American ancestry. However, there are very specific criteria for proving Indian ancestry. The Dawes Commission … Continue reading
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Tagged Buckmaster, Carl Holder, Charles Wilson Buckmaster, Dawes Commission, Eva Buckmaster, Eveline Minerva Price, Five Civilized Tribes, Indian, Indian Territory, James Buchanan Tyler, Musgrove, Native American, Oklahoma, Pearcy, Peter Adams Tyler, Tryphena Elizabeth McGinnis
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Charles Wilson Buckmaster – Iowa Infantry, Union Army, private.
Charles Wilson Buckmaster was born on September 12 1843 in Coshocton, Coshocton County, Ohio. Wilson was a family name passed down from his great, great, great grandmother Mary Wilson Buckmaster, who was born in Kent County, Delaware in 1680. He enlisted as … Continue reading