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Events scheduled -- handouts   at my speeches

 I was born in 1942 in Chickasha, Grady County, Oklahoma and raised on the south bank of Rush Creek, Garvin County OK immediately  north of the Table Top Mountains cited on the Henry Jackson 1869 map on the right.   I attended Davis in District #47 for eight years, a one-room school; attended both Maysville and Elmore City High; graduated in 1963 from Central State College in Edmond OK; then I was a science teacher.  

My objective in compiling my 1,046-page book, 90% from handwritten records, was to advance the history of North Texas and Southern Oklahoma.  The events of the Civil War, especially the interrelationships of all Indian tribes,  have been under-reported.  I hope that this study will change the perceptions of the Civil War era in North Texas and Southern Indian Territory.

I have given about 50 speeches in which I gave every attendee a handout.  The purpose of my six-page  handout is to generally educate the public..   A memorable speech I gave was to a session of the Oklahoma Historical Society Convention in Ardmore OK that addressed The Civil War era along Red River.

Events scheduled

May 1st, 2010, Gainesville, Texas

I am scheduled to give two presentations at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints located at the intersection of the Farm to Market 51 & College Ave, Gainesville.  ... (940) 665-3742.    On Apr 30th, a  luncheon at Lake Kiowa then a an

 evening meeting at the community college is scheduled.
 

June 21, 2010, Fort Worth, Texas

I am schedule to give a presentation at 7:00 pm to the SCV Camp Robert E. Lee #239 that meets the 3rd Monday of each month at the Old South Pancake House at 1507 South University Dr,  Fort Worth, 76107. ... 817-336-0311

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Henry Jackson 1869 map

turquoise star designates where editor was raised.

Washington Creek cited

1,046-page book with 4 indexes:

1)  146-page Name Index

2)   Gazetteer

3)   East Texas Recruits

sent West

4)   Physicians in the Militias