unknown, Hulda last name (b. 1844, d. 1915)

Note: family tradition says she was an Indian from NC)

Death: 1915 Tahlequah OK

Death: --Not Shown--

Death: 23 JUN 1977 Okmulgee, OK

Death: 6 JUN 1962 Morris OK

Death: ABT. 1903 at age 2

Note: Baptist by religion and railroad foreman by profession

Death: 24 FEB 1969

Death: 8 DEC 1960

Death: 19 JAN 1942

Note: The family remembers very clearly the day Emma Corn Bartlett was buried -
it was raining and when she was placed in the ground the sun came out and
shown brightly, just on her grave. It was a lasting remembrance for all
those attending.

Death: JAN 1961 Hermiston OR, Mt. Hope Cemetery, Baker OR

Death: 11 SEP 1962 Pendleton, OR

Note: My children are descendents of Solomon
Smith Corn also. Our Corns entered Indian
Territory before it became a State. Also,
there is a Corn, Oklahoma where some of
the family lived at one time. But, the ones
we are from settled around the eastern
Oklahoma town of Tahlequah, and
Westville. Howard Martin Corn Sr.
my childlren's grandfather was married to
a Susie Venable in Georgia. She is buried
near Tahlequah, Oklahoma. He was
married at least two more times.
Janie Corn Watt
jahewatt@@aol.com
.
Solomon Smith Corn and his wife Lydia went to Oklahoma when the territory
opened for settlement and also their youngest daughter Lou had Astma and
they thought the change in climate might help her.
.
Debra, Solomon Corn and wife did not
come to Indian Territory (Oklahoma) from
Georgia. James and Susie Venable Corn
came to I.T. (Oklahoma). Their youngest
child, Howard Corn Sr., was my first
husbands father. To tell you why they
came to I. T. was probably just wander-
lust. I really do not know and doubt that
anyone living now would know.
Janie @@ Oklahoma

Note: Posted by C.A. Melody Fairbanks on October 31, 1998 at 19:29:09:
In Reply to: Re: Solomon Smith Corn/Lydia Berrong Corn posted by Cheli on
October 11, 1998 at 12:53:58:
I am a direct descendant of Solomon Smith Corn/Lydia Berrong Corn through
their son, Columbus Franklin Corn.
I'm interested in obtaining the death date and place of Solomon Smith
Corn. I would like to exchange the information with you.
Thank you.

Note: I am a descendant of Solomon and Lydia through their son Juan Newton.
Would be happy to exchange information.
chelilynn@@aol.com

Note: Hello,I am wishing to corospond with any of the descendents of
Solomon&Lydia as they are my gr,gr,gr,grandparents.Their daughter
Louvenia Haseltine married David Francis Burrell on 01-05-1884.If you are
connected to theese lines I would love to hear from you.I welcome
e-mails.The area which they were from is Union and Towns,Co.Ga.Thanks!!
dcrowell@@farmerstel.com
Debra Ledford Crowell

Note: Hello,I am wishing to corospond with any of the descendents of
Solomon&Lydia as they are my gr,gr,gr,grandparents.Their daughter
Louvenia Haseltine married David Francis Burrell on 01-05-1884.If you are
connected to theese lines I would love to hear from you.I welcome
e-mails.The area which they were from is Union and Towns,Co.Ga.Thanks!!

Note: My husband is from the line of Matthew and Mollie Corn. Would love to
have more on your family line. Please contact me. Ginger Hicks
btjim@@aol.com

Note: I am looking for any information on Wit or Witt Corn who married J.
William Dorsey of Pike County Ind. They had three children, Fred, Virgil
and Bess. e-mail blugoose@@usit.net
Shirley French

Note: jillwh1122@@aol.com
Posted by Jill on October 06, 1998 at 09:36:21:
I am searching for any info on Samuel Henderson Corn who married Naomi
Blankenship. Can anyone please help?

Note: Samuel was murdered by a group of bushwhackers soon after the civil war.