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Generation No. 1

1. JOSIAH4 IMPSON (ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)1 was born 1824 in Jacks Fork Co. I.T. or Miss., and died September 02, 1896 in Jacks Fork Co. I.T.. He married (1) JANE FLETCHER2, daughter of JAMES FLETCHER. She was born Bet. 1835 - 1839 in Mississippi, and died in Jacks Fork County. He married (2) UNKNOWN SPOUSE NO. 1. He married (3) SUKIE Abt. 1861 in Jacks Fork Co. I.T.. She was born Abt. 1840 in Jacks Fork Co. I.T..

Children of JOSIAH IMPSON and JANE FLETCHER are:

2. i. JANE JENSIE5 IMPSON, b. Abt. 1840, Gaines County; d. July 27, 1940.

3. ii. MORRIS IMPSON, b. October 1850, Indian Territory; d. April 1915.

4. iii. ELIZA IMPSON, b. 1853, Indian Territory; d. June 1933.

5. iv. SUSAN IMPSON, b. Abt. 1857.

6. v. ISAAC JAMES IMPSON, b. 1859, Kosome, I.T.; d. January 19, 1920, Pushmataha County.

7. vi. MARY ANN IMPSON, b. 1859, Jacks Fork Co. I.T.; d. August 30, 1898, Jacks Fork Co. I.T..

Child of JOSIAH IMPSON and UNKNOWN 1 is:

8. vii. ELSY5 IMPSON, b. Abt. 1853.

Children of JOSIAH IMPSON and SUKIE are:

viii. ELSIE5 IMPSON, b. 1876.

ix. ALLICE IMPSON, b. 1880, Jacks Fork Co. I.T..

x. NELSON IMPSON, b. 1882.

 

Generation No. 2

2. JANE JENSIE5 IMPSON (JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) was born Abt. 1840 in Gaines County, and died July 27, 1940. She married JOHN W. ROBINSON3 1862 in Jumbo, son of N.C. ROBINSON and JANE ROBINSON. He was born September 1847 in Kentucky, and died October 25, 1916.

More About JANE JENSIE IMPSON:

Dawes: 14348

Children of JANE IMPSON and JOHN ROBINSON are:

i. JOHN W. JR.6 ROBINSON, b. December 16, 1885, Jumbo.

9. ii. JANE ROBINSON, b. Abt. 1863.

iii. DAVID GUESS ROBINSON, b. Abt. 1873.

10. iv. THEODORE R. ROBINSON, d. Live in Grass Valley, California.

11. v. MARY ESTHER ROBINSON, b. March 16, 1902, Hartshorne, I.T.; d. May 02, 1981, Henderson, Nev..

12. vi. WALTER ROBINSON.

3. MORRIS5 IMPSON (JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) was born October 1850 in Indian Territory4, and died April 19155,6,7,8. He married (1) ROSIE. She was born 1870. He married (2) SALINA (LINEY). She was born 1842. He married (3) SINAI Abt. 1870. She was born 1845 in Jacks Fork Co. I.T.. He married (4) LUCY BURRIS9 February 09, 1898, daughter of ISAAC BURRIS and LOUISA BROWN. She was born 1877 in Burris Valley, Jack Fork County, and died in Chickasaw Freedman card no. 1071.

More About MORRIS IMPSON:

Burial: Jumbo Cemetery

Census: 1910, Living in Kosomo

Children of MORRIS IMPSON and SALINA (LINEY) are:

13. i. DANIEL6 IMPSON, b. September 1869; d. July 20, 1898.

ii. ELLIS IMPSON, b. Abt. 1870, Roll no. 548210; m. EMILY11.

14. iii. WILLIAM C .IMPSON, b. Abt. 1874.

Children of MORRIS IMPSON and SINAI are:

iv. LEMUEL6 IMPSON, b. 1870.

v. LOUIS IMPSON, b. Abt. 1872.

vi. MORRIS IMPSON, b. Abt. 1872.

Children of MORRIS IMPSON and LUCY BURRIS are:

vii. LILIE6 IMPSON12, b. 1892.

viii. SUSIE BURRIS IMPSON, b. August 13, 1902; m. GUS WILLIAMS, December 18, 1924, Jumbo13; b. 1889, Bentley.

15. ix. JAMES FRANKLIN IMPSON, b. September 09, 1894; d. May 21, 1961, buried in Jumbo Cemetery.

16. x. JOSHUA IMPSON, b. January 05, 1889; d. January 10, 1946, buried in Antlers City Cemetery, Pushmataha County.

4. ELIZA5 IMPSON (JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) was born 1853 in Indian Territory, and died June 1933. She married (1) ALBERT BROWN. She married (2) WILLIAM (BILLY) FLETCHER14 Bef. 1870, son of CAPT. FLETCHER and JINCY. He was born 1847 in Indian Territory, and died Bet. 1893 - 1910.

Child of ELIZA IMPSON and ALBERT BROWN is:

17. i. SOPHIA6 BROWN, b. Bet. 1868 - 1872.

Children of ELIZA IMPSON and WILLIAM FLETCHER are:

18. ii. EMMA (EMILY)6 FLETCHER, b. March 04, 1893, Jumbo; d. December 25, 1945, buried in Jumbo Cemetery.

iii. EMILINE FLETCHER15, b. 1875; d. March 11, 190316; m. HARRISON NOHIO; b. January 19, 1883; d. March 08, 1923.

19. iv. TILLIS FLETCHER, b. October 1889.

v. JOSEPH FLETCHER, b. 1883.

vi. BARNETTE FLETCHER, b. 1884.

5. SUSAN5 IMPSON (JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) was born Abt. 1857. She married (1) WILLIAM (BILLY) FLETCHER17, son of CAPT. FLETCHER and JINCY. He was born 1847 in Indian Territory, and died Bet. 1893 - 1910. She married (2) NOEL HARRISON. He was born 1860. She married (3) NAT FOLSOM.

Children of SUSAN IMPSON and WILLIAM FLETCHER are:

20. i. CILLIN6 FLETCHER, b. 1872; d. 1903.

21. ii. AMANDA FLETCHER, b. 1870; d. May 26, 1945, Antlers, Pushmataha County.

22. iii. LUCINDA FLETCHER, b. 1872.

Children of SUSAN IMPSON and NOEL HARRISON are:

iv. AMOS HARRISON6 FLETCHER18,19, b. 1883; d. 1907, McAlester, Pittsburg County.

v. JAMES HARRISON FLETCHER20, b. 1883; d. 1908.

23. vi. SOPHIA HARRISON FLETCHER, b. 1885, Oklahoma.

Child of SUSAN IMPSON and NAT FOLSOM is:

24. vii. LUCINDA6 FOLSOM, b. 1877, I.T..

6. ISAAC JAMES5 IMPSON (JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29 was born 1859 in Kosome, I.T.30, and died January 19, 1920 in Pushmataha County. He married MELVINA E. ANDERSON31,32,33 Abt. 1884 in Eagle County, Choctaw Nation ,I.T.34,35, daughter of ALLINGTON ANDERSON and LOUISA MOORE. She was born 1864, and died February 11, 1911 in Pushmataha County.

More About MELVINA E. ANDERSON:

Burial: Jumbo Cemetry36

Fact 1 "Stone says"wife of I.J.Impson, no pain, no grief, no anxious fear can reach our  loved one sleeping here."

Children of ISAAC IMPSON and MELVINA ANDERSON are:

25. i. HARRIET M.6 IMPSON, b. March 16, 1886; d. June 21, 1971, buried in Jumbo Cemetery.

ii. ABNER B. IMPSON, b. 1884, Jacks Fork Co. I.T.; d. Bef. 1896.

26. iii. AMMIZON BUD IMPSON, b. April 16, 1888, Johns Valley, Choctaw Nation, northeast of Moyers, OK; d. February 12, 1978, Antlers, buried in Finley Cemetery.

7. MARY ANN5 IMPSON (JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)37,38 was born 1859 in Jacks Fork Co. I.T.39,40,41, and died August 30, 1898 in Jacks Fork Co. I.T.. She married (1) BENJAMIN MURPHEY. She married (2) JOHN MESSNER November 02, 1887 in Atoka County42. He was born in U.S. citizen. She married (3) THOMAS FERNLEY DANENHOUR March 27, 1889 in Sherman, Texas43,44, son of GEORGE DANENHOUR and REBECCA WINDER. He was born November 09, 1859 in Philadelphia, Bucks County, PA45, and died September 1930 in Fayetteville, Ark.46.

More About MARY ANN IMPSON:

Burial: Abandoned Balls chapel cemetery, unmarked grave.47,48

More About THOMAS FERNLEY DANENHOUR:

Burial: Atoka49

Children of MARY IMPSON and BENJAMIN MURPHEY are:

27. i. JOSEPHINE6 MURPHEY, b. 1881, Lehigh.

ii. MARY JANE MURPHEY, b. 1884, Atoka County; m. O.L (LUT) MITCHELL, September 07, 1902, Atoka; b. Kiowa.

Children of MARY IMPSON and THOMAS DANENHOUR are:

28. iii. FANNIE CHYTHIA6 DANENHOUR, b. January 25, 1891, Choctaw Nation I .T.; d. November 06, 1915.

29. iv. HETTIE DANENHOUR, b. March 27, 1892, Lehigh; d. 1983, Fayetteville, Ark..

30. v. GEORGE DANENHOUR, b. December 1893, Choctaw Nation I .T..

31. vi. ANNA MARY DANENHOUR, b. December 1895; d. 1977, Winatchee, Washington.

32. vii. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN DANENHOUR, b. September 1897, Kiowa, I.T.; d. May 14, 1970, Okemah, Oklahoma.

viii. HILLIS DANENHOUR, b. Abt. 1890.

8. ELSY5 IMPSON (JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) was born Abt. 1853. She married OSBORN FRAZIER.

Children of ELSY IMPSON and OSBORN FRAZIER are:

i. SALLIE A.6 FRAZIER.

ii. ROBERT BELVIN FRAZIER.

 

Generation No. 3

9. JANE6 ROBINSON (JANE JENSIE5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) was born Abt. 1863. She married (1) BOYD ROBERTS. She married (2) JOHN W. ROBINSON50 January 10, 1883 in Hartshorne, son of N.C. ROBINSON and JANE ROBINSON. He was born September 1847 in Kentucky, and died October 25, 1916.

Child of JANE ROBINSON and BOYD ROBERTS is:

i. JERRY MORRIS7 ROBERTS.

Children of JANE ROBINSON and JOHN ROBINSON are:

ii. MINNIE7 ROBINSON, b. February 1886, Gaines Co., I.T.; m. JOHN ED SHOCKLEY; b. Stringtown.

iii. JOSIAH ROBINSON, b. March 1889; d. 1919, Belgium; m. LENA.

iv. TERESA ROBINSON, b. September 1892; d. Abt. 1921; m. UNKNOWN DAVIDSON.

v. CHARLES JESSE ROBINSON, b. October 1894; m. ROSA MAY ASHBY.

vi. ROSA ANN MCKINLEY ROBINSON, b. May 26, 1897; m. CHARLES LESTER JACK THOMAS; b. October 31, 1892; d. May 06, 1961.

vii. JANE (Living).

viii. JOHN JR. ROBINSON, b. Stillborn.

10. THEODORE R.6 ROBINSON (Living);

11. MARY ESTHER6 ROBINSON (JANE JENSIE5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) was born March 16, 1902 in Hartshorne, I.T., and died May 02, 1981 in Henderson, Nev.. She married WILLIAM BILL HENRY KILLEBREW 1919 in Hartshorne. He was born June 24, 1898 in Bethlehem, Tenn., and died April 04, 1970 in Henderson, Nev..

vi. WESLEY DEAN KILLEBREW, b. March 12, 1934, Hartshorne; d. May 19, 1936, Hartshorne.

iii. JOHN LEON KILLEBREW.

 

12. WALTER6 ROBINSON (JANE JENSIE5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) He married LAURA.

13. DANIEL6 IMPSON (MORRIS5, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)51 was born September 1869, and died July 20, 1898. He married SOKEY LEWIS52,53, daughter of GIBSON LEWIS and LATTIE ALLEN. She was born April 1873 in Jacks Fork County.

Children of DANIEL IMPSON and SOKEY LEWIS are:

i. SOPHIA7 IMPSON, b. July 17, 189854; d. December 1983, Atoka.

ii. MINERVA IMPSON, b. January 1893, note: Dawes application  says father was David Bon; m.

14. WILLIAM C6 .IMPSON (MORRIS5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) was born Abt. 1874. He married EVELINE FLINCHUM in Stringtown, daughter of WILLIAM FLINCHUM and SUSAN FLINCHUM. She was born 1876.

Child of WILLIAM .IMPSON and EVELINE FLINCHUM is:

i. MAY7 IMPSON, b. May 24, 1898; d. February 26, 1901, Stringtown, i.T..

15. JAMES FRANKLIN6 IMPSON (MORRIS5, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)55 was born September 09, 1894, and died May 21, 1961 in buried in Jumbo Cemetery. He married SELETHA OLIVER.

16. JOSHUA6 IMPSON (MORRIS5, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)56 was born January 05, 1889, and died January 10, 1946 in buried in Antlers City Cemetery, Pushmataha County. He married MARY E. PHILLIPS August 25, 1911 in Antlers57, daughter of WILEY PHILLIPS and MARY KELSEY. She was born June 22, 1890, and died September 09, 1978 in Antlers; buried in Antlers City Cemetery.

More About JOSHUA IMPSON:

Fact 1 (2): 1888, DATE OF BIRTH given in 1900 Pittsburg co. census

Children of JOSHUA IMPSON and MARY PHILLIPS are:

i. RUTH ANN7 IMPSON, b. November 04, 1922; m. (1) UNKNOWN MADDING; m. (2) WESLEY E. MANN, August 11, 1942, Pushmataha County; b. November 07, 1902; d. March 21, 1964, buried in Anters City Cemetery.

ii. DORA LORETTA IMPSON, b. January 21, 1932, Jumbo; m. ELMO T. OSGOOD, January 03, 1948, Paris, Texas; b. October 20, 1926, Pine Valley, Ok; d. April 25, 1994, Huttig, Ark..

iii. BENJAMIN MORRIS IMPSON, b. December 15, 1915; d. February 27, 1989, Antlers; m. (1) LENA WHITEHEAD; m. (2) MARY.

17. SOPHIA6 BROWN (ELIZA5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) was born Bet. 1868 - 1872. She married CYRUS BYINGTON, son of HENRY BYINGTON and SALLIE. He was born Abt. 1867.

Children of SOPHIA BROWN and CYRUS BYINGTON are:

i. ALBERT7 BYINGTON, b. 1898.

ii. ZUE BYINGTON, b. 1900.

18. EMMA (EMILY)6 FLETCHER (ELIZA5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)58 was born March 04, 1893 in Jumbo, and died December 25, 1945 in buried in Jumbo Cemetery. She married (1) JOHN H. CARNES. He was born June 10, 1873, and died August 1940. She married (2) WILLIE SOLOMON December 19, 1921 in Antlers, Okla59, son of UNKNOWN. He was born 1898 in Cominne.

Child of EMMA FLETCHER and JOHN CARNES is:

i. JOSIE7 CARNES, b. June 16, 1917; d. April 07, 1935; m. UNKNOWN LEFLORE.

Child of EMMA FLETCHER and WILLIE SOLOMON is:

ii. WILLIAM7 SOLOMON.

19. TILLIS6 FLETCHER (ELIZA5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)60 was born October 1889. He married AMANDA.

Child of TILLIS FLETCHER and AMANDA is:

i. HENRY7 FLETCHER, b. Abt. 1920.

20. CILLIN6 FLETCHER (SUSAN5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)61 was born 1872, and died 1903. She married NELSON WESLEY62,63.

Children of CILLIN FLETCHER and NELSON WESLEY are:

i. MOSES7 WESLEY64, b. 1892, Shawnee.

ii. EMMA WESLEY65, b. 1899; d. 1910.

iii. JOSHUA WESLEY66, b. 1903, Stratford.

21. AMANDA6 FLETCHER (SUSAN5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)67 was born 1870, and died May 26, 1945 in Antlers, Pushmataha County. She married (1) NICHOLAS E. ANDERSON68, son of ALLINGTON ANDERSON and LOUISA MOORE. He was born 1865, and died 1899. She married (2) EDWARD PISACHUBBI69. He died August 10, 1930. She married (3) JAMES COLE70. He was born September 1876 in Miller, and died January 15, 1940.

Children of AMANDA FLETCHER and NICHOLAS ANDERSON are:

i. LUELLA7 ANDERSON71, b. January 1890, Antlers, Pushmataha County; m. UNKNOWN WILKINS.

ii. GEORGE WILSON ANDERSON72, b. December 1891; m. OMAHA NEBRASKA HARRIS; b. December 07, 1902, Paris, Texas.

iii. MINNIE ANDERSON73, b. Abt. 1894, Antlers; m. ISAAC NELSON.

iv. ANNIE ANDERSON74, b. Abt. 1897, Stanley; m. GEORGE JOHN75,76,77, July 05, 1918, Antlers; b. 187878; d. Miller.

More About ANNIE ANDERSON:

Burial: February 23, 1925

v. SOPHY ANDERSON79, b. 1898; d. October 1899.

22. LUCINDA6 FLETCHER (SUSAN5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) was born 1872. She married (1) JESSE LEWIS. She married (2) ROEBUCK COLE. She married (3) WILLIAM TOM JR. NAPIER, son of WILLIAM NAPIER and AGLEA. He was born 1899.

Child of LUCINDA FLETCHER and ROEBUCK COLE is:

i. JOHN7 COLE.

Children of LUCINDA FLETCHER and WILLIAM NAPIER are:

ii. WYLY7 NAPIER.

iii. FANNIE NAPIER.

iv. MARY NAPIER.

23. SOPHIA HARRISON6 FLETCHER (SUSAN5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)80,81,82,82 was born 1885 in Oklahoma. She married (1) LEWIS W. COBB83, son of WILLIAM COBB and SOPHIA COBB. She married (2) ELI CARBY84, son of NICHOLAS CARBY and SI-YOH-KE. He was born 1882 in Kiamitia, I.T., Oklahoma.

Child of SOPHIA FLETCHER and ELI CARBY is:

i. ORLANDO7 CARBY84, b. Abt. 1920.

24. LUCINDA6 FOLSOM (SUSAN5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) was born 1877 in I.T.. She married (1) JESSE LEWIS. She married (2) ROEBUCK COLE. She married (3) THOMAS NAPIER, son of HARVEY NAPIER and UNKNOWN. He was born August 1875 in Texas.

Child of LUCINDA FOLSOM and JESSE LEWIS is:

i. ISOM7 LEWIS, b. January 1895.

Children of LUCINDA FOLSOM and THOMAS NAPIER are:

ii. WYLIE7 NAPIER, b. November 1897.

iii. FANNIE NAPIER, b. April 1899.

25. HARRIET M.6 IMPSON (ISAAC JAMES5, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)85 was born March 16, 1886, and died June 21, 1971 in buried in Jumbo Cemetery. She married (1) J.M. DIXON May 07, 1908 in Pushmataha County. She married (2) W.M. "MACK" REDDEN October 05, 1913 in Pushmataha County, son of JESSE REDDEN and UNKNOWN REDDEN. He was born September 17, 1875, and died April 29, 1934 in buried in Jumbo Cemetery.

More About HARRIET M. IMPSON:

Fact 1 (2): school teacher

Child of HARRIET IMPSON and J.M. DIXON is:

i. IRENE7 DIXON, b. March 15, 1909; d. September 22, 1985, Antlers; m. TED HILL.

Children of HARRIET IMPSON and W.M. REDDEN are:

ii. CLEO ( Living).

iii. JOHN D. REDDEN, b. March 08, 1917; d. January 1990, Antlers; m. (1) UNKNOWN; m. (2) ELLIE WILLIAMS, 1965; b. February 08, 1912.

iv. WILLIAM (BILL) MACK REDDEN, (Living).

v. INEZ FLORA MAE REDDEN, (Living) s.

26. AMMIZON BUD6 IMPSON (ISAAC JAMES5, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)86 was born April 16, 1888 in Johns Valley, Choctaw Nation, northeast of Moyers, OK, and died February 12, 1978 in Antlers, buried in Finley Cemetery. He married (1) CARRIE BUFF October 12, 1910 in Atoka County, daughter of DR. BUFF and EDNA. She was born November 1894, and died January 17, 1920 in Jumbo, Pushmataha Co. unmarked grave. He married (2) ALINE JOHN November 25, 1922 in Pushmataha, daughter of DICKSON JOHN and SOPHIA. She was born November 04, 1904 in Johns Valley, Choctaw Nation, and died July 10, 1989 in Antlers, Pushmataha; buried in Hall Cemetery.

Children of AMMIZON IMPSON and CARRIE BUFF are:

i. ISAACJAMES (JR.)7 IMPSON, b. May 31, 1914; d. September 13, 1916.

ii. WANDA IMPSON, b. January 11, 1918; d. December 25, 1933, Finley, Pushmataha County; m. CECIL WHEELER, May 1933, Pushmataha County87.

Children of AMMIZON IMPSON and ALINE JOHN are:

iii. ROBERT C.7 IMPSON, b. September 27, 1931, Pushmataha County, Ok; d. April 21, 1989, Antlers; m. MARCHETA TEAGUE, June 02, 1953, Pushmataha; b. March 27, 1931; d. September 25, 1993, Ada; buried in Antlers Odd Fellows Cemetery.

iv. JACK NEWMAN (CHUBBY) IMPSON, b. January 25, 1927; d. May 29, 1974, buried in Antlers City Cemetery; m. EDRENA COOPER, September 03, 1953, Gallup, N.M.; b. July 07, 1927.

v. AMMIZON BUD JR. IMPSON, b. 1925; m. (1) UNKNOWN; m. (2) OLENE; b. January 1928; d. April 1997, Broken Arrow.

27. JOSEPHINE6 MURPHEY (MARY ANN5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) was born 1881 in Lehigh. She married FOUNT M. CLARK June 28, 1899 in Atoka. He was born 1878 in Tennessee.

Children of JOSEPHINE MURPHEY and FOUNT CLARK are:

i. FLOSSIE MARY7 CLARK, b. April 22, 1902.

ii. MAMIE CLARK, b. Abt. 1903; d. Higgins, Texas; m. (1) UNKNOWN BAUGHHAM; m. (2) UNKNOWN HANAN.

iii. NEALY BELL CLARK, b. 1904.

iv. HARMOND (?) CLARK, b. 1914.

v. RAMOND (?) CLARK, b. 1912.

28. FANNIE CHYTHIA6 DANENHOUR (MARY ANN5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)88 was born January 25, 1891 in Choctaw Nation I .T., and died November 06, 1915. She married CHARLES JACOB SUMTER December 26, 1909, son of ROBERT SUMTER and MARY JOHNSON. He was born April 10, 1885 in Arkansas, and died October 13, 1931 in West View Cemetery.

Children of FANNIE DANENHOUR and CHARLES SUMTER are:

i. FERNLEY ASTOR7 SUMTER, b. August 28, 1914; m. VELLER LEEPER, 1942, Broken Bow.

ii. CHARLES JACOB JR. SUMTER, b. April 12, 1912.

iii. MYRTLE MAE SUMTER, b. October 27, 1910; m. RURAL WARREN.

29. HETTIE6 DANENHOUR (MARY ANN5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)88 was born March 27, 1892 in Lehigh, and died 1983 in Fayetteville, Ark.. She married ANSEL R. ELLIS January 15, 1910. He was born in Atoka, Okla.

Child of HETTIE DANENHOUR and ANSEL ELLIS is:

i. FERNE ANCEL7 ELLIS, m. MR. WALLICK.

30. GEORGE6 DANENHOUR (MARY ANN5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) was born December 1893 in Choctaw Nation I .T..

31. ANNA MARY6 DANENHOUR (MARY ANN5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1)89 was born December 1895, and died 1977 in Winatchee, Washington. She married (1) GEORGE PAPPULIAS. She married (2) OLEN COOK.

32. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN6 DANENHOUR (MARY ANN5 IMPSON, JOSIAH4, ISAAC3, JOHN ADAM2, ADAM1) was born September 1897 in Kiowa, I.T., and died May 14, 1970 in Okemah, Oklahoma. He married JEWEL MADILANE ADAMS January 17, 1918 in McAlester, daughter of JAMES ADAMS and REBECCA COX. She was born April 12, 1901, and died in OKemah, Oklahoma.

Child of BENJAMIN DANENHOUR and JEWEL ADAMS is:

i. RUSSELL RAY7 DANENHOUR, b. July 05, 1923, Kiowa, Oklahoma; m. BETTY JO LACK, Okemah, Oklahoma; b. February 10, 1925, Big Flat, Ark..

Endnotes

1. Oklahoma Historical Society Archives, 4. Impson, Josiah, Court Clerk Jacks Fork, Choctaw Nation, see Choctaw- Courts, 3rd District, September 1872, no. 1540 la, p. 47. also page 19.

2. Official documents, National Archives, Washington, D.C..

3. 1900 Choctaw Nation Census, Robinson, James W. head WM 1847 52 Kentucky, Scotland, NY Jane wife IN F 1864 36 IT, MS, IT.

4. 1900 Choctaw Nation Census, Impson, Morris head Ind M 1850 49 IT Atoka .

5. dawes application of Louisia impson.

6. Antlers Newspaper, died of Bright's Disease.

7. (Newspaper substitutes for some burned Pushmataha Co. Records, compiled by Kay Brown Black).

8. (Newspaper substitutes for some burned Pushmataha Co. Records, compiled by Kay Brown Black), April 8, 1915 ---Morris Impson died Tuesday last of Bright's disease at 64 years of age. He leaves a wife and four children. His remains were laid to rest in the Jumbo Cemetery Wednesday.

9. 1900 Choctaw Nation Census, Lucy wife Ind F 1877? 23 IT.

10. 1900 Choctaw Nation Census, Impson Ellis head Ind M Jul 1871 28 IT Day Laborer.

11. 1910 Soundex, 056 0245 0016, Pittsburg County Lists Ellis as head, Indian, 48,; emily, wife, 30, Oklahoma.

12. 1900 Choctaw Nation Census, Lillie dau Ind F 1892 8 IT.

13. (Newspaper substitutes for some burned Pushmataha Co. Records, compiled by Kay Brown Black), Dec. 18, 1924---Guss Williams, 35, Bentley, and Susan Impson, 22, Jumbo.

14. Dawes Roll No., 4944.

15. Dawes Roll No., 4946.

16. Official documents.

17. Dawes Roll No., 4944.

18. Dawes Roll No., 4949.

19. proof of heirship, Typed by: Teresa Young, July 25, 2000.

20. Dawes Roll No., 4950.

21. Dawes Roll No., 888.

22. deed, That on the 9th day of April, 1913, Isaac J. Impson, a single man, Harriet Redden joined by her husband, W.M Redden, Ammizon B. Impson, joined by his >wife, Carrie B. Impson, executed and delivered to J.F. Jordan, a warranty Deed, conveying the E1/2 of the NE1/4 of the SW1/4 and the SE1/4 of the >SW1/4, Section 3, Township 2 South, Range 15 East and W1/2 of the NE1/4 of >the SW1/4 of the W1/2 of the SW1/4 of Section 3, Township 2 South, Range 15 >East of the Indian Meridian, Pushmataha County, Oklahoma. Submitted by Teresa Wheeler Young.

23. Oklahoma Historical Society Archives, Impson, Isaac J., sheriff Jacks Fork, see Courts Choctaw Nation, Choctaw Courts, 3rd District, Nov. 2, 1885, no. 15520a. , p 110..

24. 1910 Oklahoma Census, Kosomo townshipEnumeration of Kosoma Township: Sheet XA(p.297), 19 May 1910 Indian population....(Kosoma Township, part of) S.D. 4, E.D., 270, sheet.......115-115 IMPSON (Stockraising)Impson, Isaac J.,head, MI, 50, married26, Ok, MS, OK Mavina, wife, FI, 48, married 26, four children; two living AB, son, MI, 21 Irene, granddaughter, FI, 1.

25. 1920 Oklahoma Census, To find this information on Impson's, look in page 34----26-27 Jan. 20....next page after 34---number 176-182 (farmer)---E.D.233, Kosoma TwpIMPSONAmazon Bud, head, Indian, 31, Ok.Carrie, wife, white, 26, Ok.Wanda, daughter, Indian, 2 yrs 11/12, Ok.Isaac J. , Father, Indian, 60, wd,.

26. 1900 Choctaw Nation Census, 1900 Jacks ForkImpson, Isaac J. head Ind M 1859 40 IT Deputy Sheriff Melvina wife Ind F 1862 38 IT Harriett dau Ind F 1886 14 IT Emmison son Ind M 1889 11 ITAnderson, Susie boarder Ind F 1883 17 IT.

27. 1896 Choctaw Nation Census, 1896 Jacks Fork County Census:Isaac J., 33Melvina E., 31Harriet, 9A.B., 6.

28. Oklahoma Historical Society Archives, 2. Impson, I.J., Speaker of the House, Choctaw Nation, See Choctaw National Council, July 3, 1905, no. 184853. Impson, Isaac J., sheriff Jacks Fork, see Courts Choctaw Nation, Choctaw Courts, 3rd District, Nov. 2, 1885, no. 15520a. , p 110..

29. Choctaw Nation Census Card No., 463.

30. 1900 Choctaw Nation Census, Susie Anderson was boarder on 1900 census.

31. Dawes Roll No., 13460.

32. deed, That the W1/2 of the SE1/4 of the NE1/4 of Section 34, Township 1 South, >Range 15 East of the Indian Meridian was conveyed by Isaac J. Impson, Harriet Redden and her husband William Redden, Ammizon B. Impson and his >wife, Carrie B. Impson, to J.F. Jordan on the 28th day of January, 1915,. Contributed by Teresa Wheeler Young.

3. Proof of Heirship, IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR PUSHMATAHA COUNTY..STATE OF OKLAHOMA.In the matter of the estate of Melvina Impson, deceased.ORDER APPROVING FINAL REPORT.On this the 4th day of October 1918, came regularly on for hearing the final report of Isaac J. Impson, the administrator of the estate of Melvinia Impson, deceased, the petitioner appeared in person and by his attorney in support of said report and no one appearing in opposition to said report and no objections or exceptions having been filed to said report. And it appearing to the Court that said hearing has been duly given as required by law and the order of this Court. The Court after examining said report and hearing the evidence of the witnesses in open Court in support of said report and for a determination of the heirs to said estate and being well and fully advised in the premises finds that said deceased, Melvina Impson, died intestate in Pushmataha County, Oklahoma, on or about the 11th day of February 1911. That at the time of her death the only property owned by her was a part of her allotment as in member of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Tribes of Indians, that same was mortgaged to L. Silverman, that the heirs to said estate were all adults and sold said allotment and paid said mortgage debt in full, and that said estate owes no debts and that there is no property belonging to said estate and that said administrator never as such administrator received any funds belonging to said estate. The Court further finds that at the time of the death of said Melvina Impson, she left the following heirs and no others, her husband, Isaac J. Impson, who was entitled to one third of her estate, and the following children, Ida Johns, Herritt Impson and Emmizon Impson, each of said children are entitled to two ninths of her estate. It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that said final report of said administrator be and the same is here. Subitted by Teresa Wheeler Young.

34. Book 2 page 242 at Pushmataha Court House on record of marriage record.

35. Melvin'as father is allenton or allington anderson and mother louisa anderson-impson.In other words, Isaac J. married his step-cousin.

36. Pushmataha Cemetery Book, in "Pushmataha County Cemeteries Book". This is written on MELVINIA ANDERSON IMPSON's tombstone. "Impson, Melvina, 1864 - 11 Feb. 1911, wife of I.J. Impson. "NO PAIN, NO GRIEF, NO ANXIOUS FEAR CAN REACH OUR LOVED ONE. SLEEPING HERE". Then there was a note written how to get to Melvina's grave. "Melvina Impson Grave (NE cor. SE 1/4-3-25-15 E). Land owned by Hunts, was part of John Jordan Ranch but known to old timers as "Ike Impson" place. A large white, two-story house stood nearby plus a school and / or church. Hattie Impson Redden, daughter of Isaac James and Melvina Anderson Impson, is said to have taught school there. Grave is on a knoll under an oak tree about 50 south of a small barn east of the turnpike about one mile south of Jordan ranch house site. Listed by Marjorie Rember and Kay Black 27 March 1986. Old timers recall more graves by only one gravestone remains." .

37. "Leaders and Leading Men in Indian Territory," O'Bierne, ????? Married Simon E. Lewis, abt. 1879 (according to `"Leaders and Leading Men of Indian Territory," O"Beirne, 1891) children: Frazier, 1879? George, 1880? Claburn, 1881? Julia Alma, 1882? Ruth, 1883?.

38. 1885---Listed in Jacks Fork County Census 1885 with Ben, 27; Mary 26;1896---Listed in Atoka County census: Mary 35; George, 2, Hillis 6; Hettie, 5; Annie,1; Josephine Murphy, 15, stepchild; Jane Murphy, 12 stepchild. (Thomas listed separately as white citizen living in Choctaw Nation)..

39. Tales of Atoka, From Tales of Atoka: (Josiah's) His daughter, Mary Ann, first married Ben Murphy, who was sheriff of Jacks Fork County. About 1885, they moved to Balls Chapel Community west of Atoka, where he continued to work as a lawman and raised cattle. As he returned from duty one day, an assailant shot him in the back. He fell into the river and was later found dead..

40. Born, 1851, 1859 or 1862, Jacks Fork Co., Indian Territory.

41. Tales of Atoka, Standing Rock community was located west of Atoka near Clear Boggy Creek and north of highway 7. Today there is a Standing Rock road there. The tales of Atoka County Heritage contains an 8 page chapter on Standing Rock and mentions Thomas F. Danenhour and Alvin Toaz.

42. Official documents, Atoka county Marriages::John Messner, U.S. citizen, married Mary Murphy, 2 Nov. 1887From the Pittsburgh county book of selected marriages and court records:Choctaw volume 263, page 227,CTN 45, in Choctaw language:Simon LEWIS to Martha IMPSON. Married 13 May 1879, by JB Luce, Preacher in charge, in Sugar Loaf County, Choctaw Nation. Filed 12 April 1899, A.W. McClure, Clerk, Tobucksy County, Choctaw Nation..

43. Tales of Atoka, On March 27, 1889, Mary was married a second time, to Fernley Jonal Danenhour, (sic) in Sherman, Texas. Fernley was born about 1858, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to George B. Danenhour and Rebecca Winder, whose father was a millionaire.

44. Official documents, Marriage Certificate: Kiamichi County, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory Mary Impson and Thomas Danenhour, August 18, 1896MarriageCertificate: Grayson County, Sherman, Texas March 27, 1889..

45. 1900 Choctaw Nation Census, Danenhour, Thomas HEAD, W M Nov. 1858 41 Pa, Pa.,Pa.

46. Tales of Atoka, Fernley received an Indian allotment along with his children. About 1900, he married Emma Toaz from Michigan, and about 1920, they sold all their belongings and left Atoka County. Fernley lived in Fayetteville, ARkansas, and died there October 6, 1929. He is buried in the West View Cemetery in Atoka, Oklahoma. .

47. Tales of Atoka, Mary died August 3, 1898, and is buried in the old abandoned Balls Chapel Cemetery.

48. Atoka Cemetery Book, The old Balls Chapel Cemetery is located on a place now owned by Elmo andBernice Thomas, west of Atoka, OK. It is located in a wooded area just south of the Truett home and contains 15 marked graves and approximately 68 unmarked ones. .

49. Atoka Cemetery Book, Old Atoka Cemetery.TOAZ, A. F. QUAD STONE no date 1923 WestviewDANENHOUR, Emma next to A. F. Toaz no date 1926 WestviewDANENHOUR, T. F. next to Emma no date 1929 WestviewTOAZ, K. J. next to T. F. DANENHOUR no date 1928 Westview.

50. 1900 Choctaw Nation Census, Robinson, James W. head WM 1847 52 Kentucky, Scotland, NY Jane wife IN F 1864 36 IT, MS, IT.

51. 1900 Choctaw Nation Census, with Sokey, Minerva, Sophia,Township 2NR16EImpson, Daniel head In M Sept.1863 30 M 7 years Farmer no, no, yes.

52. 1920 Oklahoma Census, with John Holsen, sophia Imp;son and JosephineClay.

53. 1900 Choctaw Nation Census, with Daniel Impson, Minerva, Sophia; age 27; years married 7; children 2.

54. SSDI, 440-48-0881.

55. 1900 Choctaw Nation Census, Franklin son Ind M 1895 5 IT.

56. 1900 Choctaw Nation Census, Joshua son Ind M 1888 12 IT.

57. Official documents, Book 1, Page 491, Pushmataha County courthouse.

58. Dawes Roll No., 4948.

59. Official documents, Book 2, page 112, Pushmataha County Courthouse.

60. Dawes Roll No., 4947.

61. Dawes Roll No., 11914.

62. Dawes Roll No., 11913.

63. Dawes Roll No..

64. Dawes Roll No., 11915.

65. Dawes Roll No., 11916.

66. Dawes Roll No., 14902.

67. Dawes Roll No., 703.

68. Antlers Democrat, Oct. 5, 1900, Nicholas Anderson, 3 miles north of town, shot and killed his half-brother Ben Anderson and then himself. Both were buried together Tuesday. (This was the second brother he had killed).FRONT PAGE.WHISKEY was the cause of the double tragedy near this city, Sunday evening, as is the case in most all classes of crime, except that of larceny. The Indian Territory has the most stringent laws regulating the introduction of and traffic in whiskey of any state in the Union. The punishment for the introduction, even the smallest amount, of any intoxicating drink of any kind into this country is from one month in jail to five years in the penitentiary, and yet that law is violated daily. Why? Because the punishment is so severe it is hard to get a grand jury to indict and still harder to get a petit jury to convict. If the introduction of whiskey were made a misdemeanor and triable before a commissioner, there would be no trouble in obtaining a conviction. The carrying of a pistol is a misdemeanor, and those who carry them are much more cautious to keep them concealed than a bottle of whiskey, when it is a felony to have the latter. A law cannot be successfully enforced when nineteen twentieths of the men who compose the grand and petit juries violate it themselves. It is the duty of congress to modify the liquor law for this country.Page 4DOUBLE TRAGEDY. Kills His Brother and Then Blows His Own Brains Out. Late Sunday evening about three miles north of town, Nicholas Anderson, a full blood Choctaw, while on a drunken spree, shot and killed Ben Anderson, his half-brother, then, with the same gun, shot his own brains out. He lived until Tuesday morning, although his brains were oozing out all the time he was conscious up to the time of his death, but could not speak as one entire siPublished in "THE ANTLERS DEMOCRAT".The newspaper was available during in 5 January 1900 to 7 January 1901.(5 October 1900.

69. Dawes Roll No., 4468.

70. Dawes Roll No., 4937.

71. Dawes Roll No., 704.

72. Dawes Roll No., 705.

73. Dawes Roll No., 706.

74. Dawes Roll No., 707.

75. Dawes Roll No., 5081.

76. 1910 Soundex.

77. Official documents, Proof of Heirship;, PROOF OF HEIRSHIP.

78. 1920 Oklahoma Census, Tuskahoma, ed 236 page 20B.

79. Dawes Roll No., 708.

80. Dawes Roll No., 2591.

81. PROOF OF HEIRSHIPSOPHIA COBB, now CARBY, P.O., Hugo, Okla., of lawful age, being first duly sworn, according to law, deposes and says that she is one of the surviving relatives and heirs at law of AMOS FLETCHER, who was a citizen of the Choctaw Tribe, Roll No. #4949. AMOS FLETCHER departed this life at McAlester, Okla. in the Pittsburg County, in the State of Oklahoma on about 1907 being 24 years of age at the time of his death.Was the deceased allottee married or single? MARRIED (NOTE: It didn’t give the spouse’s name here)Did deceased allottee ever have any children? NONE. If so, how many? NONEThe rest of the page is blank.....Typed by Teresa Young, July 25, 2000

82. 1920 Soundex.

83. Choctaw Nation Census Card No., 2304, Heirs paper signed by Lewis W. Cobb, P.O. Hugo, Okla., on October 20, 1925..

84. 1920 Soundex.

85. Dawes Roll No., 13461.

86. Dawes Roll No., 13462.

87. (Newspaper substitutes for some burned Pushmataha Co. Records, compiled by Kay Brown Black), June 1933---Marriage licenses were issued Tuesday to Clyde Morgan and Miss Netie Vanderpool of Finley; and Cecil Wheeler and Miss Wanda Impson, also of Finley.

88. Oklahoma Historical Society Archives, 8. Danenhour, Annie, Fannie, Hettie, enrolled at Chilocco. See Chi - enrollment, Feb. 22, 1907..

89. Oklahoma Historical Society Archives, 8. Danenhour, Annie, Fannie, Hettie, enrolled at Chilocco. See Chi - enrollment, Feb. 22, 1907.8. Danenhour, Annie, Fannie, Hettie, enrolled at Chilocco. See Chi - enrollment, Feb. 22, 1907..

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