| Samuel Slover b. March 5,1811 d. 1873 and Emmeline Choate b. September 28, 1816 d. 1898 |
| Samuel Slover and Emmeline Choate. Samuel Slover is the father of Ira Seeman Slover and the son of Isaac Slover. Samuel Slover, s/o Isaac Slover and Margaret (Peggy) Lowder b. 3-5-1811 Hiawassee, TN d. 1873 Reno, Parker Co., TX m. 3-22-1931 Washington or Madison Co., AR Emmeline Choate d/o Sanders Choate and Nancy Titsworth b. 9-28-1816 AL or SC or TN d. 1898 Weatherford, Parker Co., TX Emmeline Choate married second a man named Jackson. Ch. (Samuel and Emmeline Choate Slover) 1. Henderson Slover From Haddler Was staying with his cousin, Isaac Slover in Hayes Co., TX when both joined the Confederate Army. Henderson was never heard of again and no report of his service has been found. It is said he married a Shadle, a sister of the wives of his brothers. Nothing further Private H.L. Slover is listed as having been a member of Co. E, TX Cavalry - Weatherford Co. H.L. Slover may be Henderson Slover. 2. Mary Jane Slover b. about 1833 TN (from 1880 census) m. James Samuel Shadle b. 7-30-1833 TN d. 11-12-1890 Parker Co., TX buried Goshen Cemetery Ch. 1. John Shadle b. 1854 AR; d. 1882 2. James Samuel Shadle b. 8-25-1855 Grady Co., OK (TX in 1880 census) d. 6-12-1920 Boonsville, TX m. 1875 Unknown Spouse Ch. 1. Thomas Marvin Shadle died Cotter Co., TX m. Louisa Koeninger Ch. Joseph Marvin Shadle b. 7-18-1934 Donley Co., TX 2. Nancy Shadle b. 1876; m. Unknown Lackey 3. John Darling Shadle b. 1878 4. Mary L. Shadle b. 1879; m. Unknown Johnson 5. William Ira Shadle b. 1881; m. Unknown Tackett 6. James Samuel Shadle b. 1882 7. Rebecca Shadle b. 1884; m. Unknown Hanks 8. Martha Caroline Shadle b. 1885; m. Unknown Stewart 9. Florence Shadle b. 1888; m. Unknown Arms 10. Gracie Gertrude Shadle b. 1891; m. Unknown Luttrell 11. Maudie Ethel Shadle b. 1893; m. Unknown Johnson 12. Joseph Edward Shadle b. 1895 m. Unknown Sprouls 13. Charles Corbett Shadle b. 1897; d. 6-21-1967 Wichita Co., TX m. Unknown Miller. 3. Martha Slover m. Dole Miller Ch. 1. Samuel, 2. Eddie, 3. Dole 4. Unknown Slover Child 5. Sanders S. Slover b. 11-16-1835 War Eagle Twp., Madison Co., AR d. 3-16-1901 Blansett Twp., Scott Co., AR 1m. 1855 Parker Co., TX Mary Martin, d/o John Martin and Emeline Liepe b. 5-29-1835 TN d. August 1861 Blansett Twp., Scott Co., AR Ch. 1. Malinda Jane Slover, d/o Sanders and Mary Martin Slover b. 1-10-1856 Parker Co., TX m. Rufus Hendrix 2. John Samuel Slover, s/o Sanders and Mary Martin Slover b. 1-19-1858 Decatur, Wise Co., TX or Blansett, AR d. 1940 Minco, Caddo Co., OK buried Hazel Dell Cemetery, Grady Co., OK m. 1880 Blansett, Scott Co., AR Lillar Catherine Whisenhunt b. 3-10-1860 Carroll Co., GA d. 1900 Minco, Caddo Co., OK buried Hazel Dell Cemetery, Grady Co, OK Ch. 1. Homer Slover , lived Mangum 2. Theola Bee Slover m. Unknown Burkey 3. James Slover, s/o John S. and Lillar Whisenhunt Slover b. December 1879, AR m. 1900 Nancy Unknown b. August 1875 AR Notes: Lived Pocasset, Oklahoma Probably the Jim Slover buried in Evergreen Cemetery Jim Slover 1878 - 1964 with Nancy Slover 1875 - 1960 1900 OK, Choctaw Nation, Township 6, Range 14, ED 80, sheet 5 Slover, Jas. Dec 1879, 21, m0yrs, AR, TX, TN, farmer, rents farm Nancy,wife, Aug 1875, 24, m0yrs, 0child., AR, GA, GA John, brother, Dec 1882, 17, AR, GA, GA, farm labor 4. John Ira Slover, s/o John S. and Lillar Whisenhunt Slover b. 12-8-1882 Waldron, Scott Co, AR d. 11-19-1963 Minco, Caddo Co., OK or Wilburton, Latimer Co., OK buried Tannenhill Cemetery, Pittsburg Co., OK m. 10-16-1904 McAlester, Choctaw Nation Mattie Leona Palmer, d/o William C. Palmer and Mary E. Dewberry Ch. 1. Ludie Slover m. Tom Turnbo 2. Mary Slover b. 3-24-1908 Pittsburg Co., OK 3. John William Slover b. 8-7-1911 OK d. 11-8-1993 McAlester, Pittsburg Co., OK m. Lillian Lucille Reed, d/o Alfred H. Reed and Dora M. Anderson b. 12-8-1912 Pittsburg Co., OK buried Tannenhill Cemetery, Pittsburg Co., OK Ch. 1. Daughter Slover b. 8-8-1933 m. Don C. Short Notes on this family. Lived 415 Polk St. McAlester, Oklahoma - 1920 I 1900 OK, Choctaw Nation, Township 6, Range 14, ED 80, sheet 5 Slover, Jas. Dec 1879, 21, m0yrs, AR, TX, TN, farmer, rents farm Nancy,wife, Aug 1875, 24, m0yrs, 0child., AR, GA, GA John, brother, Dec 1882, 17, AR, GA, GA, farm labor Nov. 1963, JOHN SLOVER, McAlester, OK Services for John Slover, 77, pioneer Pittsburg County residents, were held Thursday at the Mills-Humphrey Funeral Home. He died Tuesday. Born at Waldron, Ark., he was 5 when the family moved here in 1887. He and Leona Palmer, who survives, were married in 1904. He was a Baptist. Survivors include a son, Bill Slover, McAlester; two daughters, including Mrs. Tom Turnbo, Tulsa; three brothers, Jim, Bob, and Claud Slover, all of Minco; three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Interment was in Tannehill Cemetery. CHOCTAW NATION MARRIAGES GROOM INDEX 1890 - 1907 Transcribed by MARY TURNER KINARD COPYRIGHT 27 APR 1992 Mary Kinard SLOVER, JOHN 22 PALMER, LEONA 18 16 OCT 1904 McALESTER Mc11©326 5. Robert L. Slover, s/o John S. and Lillar Whisenhunt Slover b. 10-14-1885 AR d. October 1975 Minco, Caddo Co., OK Notes: 1920 OK Census, Caddo Co. Slover, R.L. age 34 b. AR Grace, wife age 34 b. MO Homer, son age 8 b. KS Willard age 4 b. OK m. Grace E. Unknown b. 10-20-1885 MO d. January 1973 Minco, Caddo Co., OK Ch. 1. Homer Lee Slover b. 11-28-1911 KS d. 1-26-1984 Mangum, Greer Co., OK buried Riverside Cemetery, Mangum m. Kathryn June Kay b. 1918; d. 1970 bur. Riverside Cemetery 2. Willard Slover b. 1916 OK 6. George Slover, s/o John S. and Lillar Whisenhunt Slover b. December 1891, Indian Territory 7. Josie Slover, d/o John S. and Lillar Whisenhunt Slover b. November 1894, Indian Territory 8. Bryant Slover, s/o John S. and Lillar Whisenhunt Slover b. July 1897, Indian Territory 9. Claude Slover, s/o John S. and Lillar Whisenhunt Slover Owned a barber shop in Minco for 30 years b. 3-21-1901 McAlester, Pittsburg Co., OK d. 4-18-1971 Minco, Grady Co., OK buried Hazel Dell Cemetery, Grady Co., OK m. 8-28-1919 Violet May Allen b. 8-24-1906 Minco, Grady Co., OK d. May 20001 Minco, Grady Co., OK buried Hazel Dell Cemetery, Grady Co., OK Ch. 1. Alan Slover b. 2-28-1922 m. Dorothy Long b. 10-4-1931; d. March 1986 Wilburton, Latimer Co., OK buried Wilburton, Latimer Co., OK Ch. 1. Trenace Slover b. 1955 Oklahoma City, OK 2. Edward M. "Jack" Slover b. 3-28-1924 Arkansas City, Arkansas d. 4-18-1971 Minco, Grady Co., OK Pharmacy in Mission, TX; Capt. in US Army WWII and Korea m. Gena Smith Ch. 1. Deanna Slover b. 1957 2. Robert Brian Slover b. 1961 3. Melvin Dean Slover b. 2-5-1930 Minco, Grady Co., OK m. Doris Sanders b. 1-30-1935 Union City, OK Ch. 1. Diana Lynn Slover b. 10-9-1953 2. Jack Alan Slover b. 8-27-1956 m. 11-9-1988 Travis Co., TX Mary E. Donley b. about 1953 3. William Lafayette Slover, s/o Sanders and Mary Martin Slover b. 12-24-1859: died at age 2 in TX 4. Mary Luvina Emmeline Slover, d/o Sanders and Mary Martin Slover b. 7-29-1861 Blansett Township, Scott Co., AR or TX d. 12-21-1943 m. Mack Moody b. Marshall Co., Mississippi; d. 4-24-1917 Ch. 1. Callie Moody, 2. John Wesley Moody, 3. Lizzie Moody, 4. Euna Moody, 5. Lennie Moody, 6. Ressie Moody, 7. Nell Moody, 8. Alva Raymond Moody Notes on Alva Alva worked in cotton gin, grocery store and R.R. shops at Indio, Watsonville and San Jose, Cal. 1937-38. Farmed at Minco, then in Kansas. Lived Howard, Kansas. Members Church of Christ. I hate to break here but Sanders Slover has 8 more children by wife #2, Nancy Catherine Whisenhunt, and this is getting long. Notes on Samuel Slover family. Testimony given by Thomas Barker in Parker County litigation re: loss of live stock (to an Indian raid) belonging to his employer, Samuel Slover, in 1866, in Parker county, as recorded in a sworn deposition on 26 April 1901 Census gives Samuel's place of birth as Indiana. >From Goodspeeds History of Arkansas: Samuel and Emaline Chote Slover, the former a Tennessean and the latter a native of South Caroline. During the first settlement of this country, they came here and located in Madison Co. on King's River. Moved to west TX. in 1848. He was a successful farmer and also a proprietor of a drygoods establishment at Veal's Station,TX. A Mason, he built the Masonic Hall at Veal's Station and donated it to the lodge. Member of Methodist Church. One of the first settlers of west Texas. 1830 AR Territory Tax List - Madison Co. Slover, Samuel 1830 AR Census (Tax List Slover, Samuel 1835 and 1836 1840 AR Census Samuel Enos James Probably all sons of Isaac Slover Census Place: Precinct 8, Wise, Texas Source: FHL Film 1255333 National Archives Film T9-1333 Page 248B Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Ira S. SLOVER Self M M W 40 AR Occ: Farmer Fa: IN Mo: AL Mary A. SLOVER Wife F M W 39 TN Occ: Keeping House Fa: VA Mo: VA Rebeca E. SLOVER Dau F S W 19 TX Occ: At Home Fa: AR Mo: TN John M. SLOVER Son M S W 15 TX Occ: At School Fa: AR Mo: TN William S. SLOVER Son M S W 11 TX Occ: At School Fa: AR Mo: TN George S. SLOVER Son M S W 9 TX Occ: At School Fa: AR Mo: TN Ira SLOVER Other M S W 5 TX Occ: At School Fa: CA Mo: AR Eler SCOT Other M S MU 14 AR Occ: Servant Fa: AR Mo: AR Emeline SLOVER Mother F W W 64 AL Occ: House Keeping Fa: TN Mo: TN Richard CLONCH Other M S W 19 TX Occ: Laborer Fa: AL Mo: NC The following on Emmaline Choate is a great piece of research. It was sent to me by someone else and I neglected to notate it. Cherokee Indian descent. In 1880 Emaline was living with her son, Ira, and the census gave her birthplace as Alabama and her parents as born in Tennessee, and Samuel as born in Indiana. 57. Emeline Choate (54)(55) (56)(13) was born on 28 Sep 1816 in South Carolina. She died in 1898 in Texas. (57) She died in 1898 in Tx.(58) She has reference number 57. Emiline Choate was in the 1880 census living with son Ira. She was of Cherokee descent, her parents were born in Tennessee. She appears in the 1880 Wise Co., Tx Census p 248 Enumeration district 132..listed with Ira, Ira, J. and John G. Slover Emeline Choate was in the 1880 census living with son Ira. She was of Cherokee descent, her parents were born in Tennessee. She appears in the 1880 Wise Co., TX census page 248 enumeration district 132, listed with Ira, Ira j. and John g. Slover. Children were: The following affidavit was attached to Emeline Chote Slover Jackson’s application for enrollment in the Cherokee Tribe in 1896. The affidavit was typed with corrections made in long hand in the space above, or below, the typed lines of text. Editorial comments are made in italics, plain font, were deemed appropriate, in an attempt to understand the original intent and meaning of Emeline Jackson, and where it is not evidently clear by the combination of lined type written wording and wording written in long hand above or below. (DDC, 4/24/01). Affidavit: Personally appeared before me the undersigned, the witness who subscribes and swears to the following affidavit; and being duly sworn on oath disposes and says; My name is Emmeline Jackson; that I live with my son Wm. Slover, and that his and my post office address is Bowie, Montaque County, Texas. That I am 80 years old and have lived in this county for / years (no number given on original document). That she is a member of the M. E. Church (“South” written above & between “and”) and is well known to many people of the Counties of Wise, Parker and Montaque in Texas; being generally called by them Grandma Slover, and not Jackson her present name; she having been married to her last husband, Jackson, after forming their acquaintance. That her maiden name was Emmeline Chote; and that her mother, whose maiden name was Nancy Titsworth, was the daughter of Ben. Titsworth and his wife, whose maiden name was Hunt. That this affiant’s mother was married to Sanders Chote, and lived with him on the North Bank of the Hiwassee River in the Cherokee Country; the said Nancy Chote, my mother being to the best of my knowledge and belief a Cherokee by blood, and known and recognized as such. Affiant further says that her parents lived at the place above named for some years after the marriage of her mother to her father, who was a white man, (The following is confusing as to the intent of the original, the following having been typed and then lined through) and that there was born to them while living there one son, and that this affiant was born there, or immediately after her parents removed from there to Southern Alabama. (and hand written above the lined through lines is the following) and that she was told by her parents that they moved from the Hiwassee River in the Cherokee Nation to Southern Ala. That said removal was caused, at least in part, by her mother’s fear of certain (Cherokees is lined through) Indians; two of them having taken the baby of her father and mother, which child she believes to have been herself, from the cradle with the intention, as her mother believed, to kill it, or abduct it or do it bodily harm; and that at this time her Uncle Silas Chote, being a brother of the father of affiant, and a white man, arrived at the home of the parents of the affiant and drove the said Indians from the place. That said Silas Chote also married a Cherokee wife, and lived in the Cherokee Nation, Ind. Ter. where he died some years ago, leaving numerous descendants, who lived there to (words “the present day” appears to be lined through and written above is:) last heard of. That she has heard her (parents is lined through) mother (written above parents) relate this and has also heard her father tell her mother (nee Nancy Titsworth) that it was said by the neighbors, by way of reproach, that Sanders Chote the father of the affiant, had to steal his wife Nancy (nee Titsworth) away from the Indians-she being a Cherokee Indian. Affiant further states that her parents removed from Alabama when she was about 14 years old to Washington County, then to Madison County, Arkansas; and that while she lived there in Washington County with her parents she was married to Samuel Slover by whom she has three sons living; to wit Sanders Slover, 61 years old; I. S. Slover, 56 years old; and W. A. Slover, 52 years old; and that after her marriage to said Samuel Slover she and her said husband moved to the State of Texas, where she has lived ever since. That before the war some years her mother visited her (affiant’s) Uncle Silas Chote in the Cherokee Country, Indian Territory, (the following type written lines are lined through, perhaps indicating a change of mind, but a correction for some reason) for the purpose of securing her just rights; which means, as affiant believes that her said mother went to the Indian Country to get her share of some moneys due her by reason of her being a Cherokee Indian, and a member of the Cherokee Tribe of Indians. (Hand written and not typed is the following) and affiant says from the best of her knowledge and belief the above facts are true and correct. Emmeline (X - indicating her mark) Jackson Subscribed and sworn to before me this 31st day of August, 1896. W. E. Tomme, Notary Public in and for Montaque County, Texas Sanders S. Slover Application for enrollment as a Cherokee with the 1896 Dawes Commission. case # 504- Bought land (Homestead) in Scott Co 4-5-1877 1880 Census Place: Blancett, Scott, Arkansas Source: FHL Film 1254056 National Archives Film T9-0056 Page 366B Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Sanders SLOVER Self M M W 43 AR Occ: Farmer Fa: IN Mo: SC Nancy C. SLOVER Wife F M W 39 AR Occ: Housekeeper Fa: --- Mo: --- Mary J. SLOVER Dau F S W 18 AR Occ: At Home Fa: --- Mo: --- James SLOVER Son M W 16 AR Occ: At Home Fa: --- Mo: --- Thomas S. SLOVER Son M S W 13 AR Occ: At Home Fa: --- Mo: --- Martha SLOVER Dau F S W 10 AR Occ: At Home Fa: --- Mo: --- Sarah F. SLOVER Dau F S W 8 AR Fa: --- Mo: --- Calvin W. SLOVER Son M S W 6 AR Fa: --- Mo: --- Liner E. SLOVER Dau F S W 3 AR Fa: --- Mo: --- Dicey P. SLOVER Dau F S W 1 AR Fa: --- Mo: ---. 1900 AR, Blansett Township Slover, Sanders b. Nov 1835, 64, m. 37 yrs, AR TN AL Nancy C. b. 8-1840, 59 yrs, m. 37 yrs,GA NC NC Liller E. b. Nov. 1876, 23 yrs. sing. AR AR GA Wesley G. b. 5-1881, 19 yrs. sing Same John F. b. Mar 1884, 16 yrs., sing Same Nancy S. b. Apr 1885, 15 sing Same Keeton, Disa P. b. Nov 1878, 21, m. Same -Louis b. Sept. 1878 21, m. AR UN AR Slover, Thos. S. b. Jan 1866, wd, TX AR GA Buried Slover Cemetery, Clear (Black) Fork, Arkansas As a child, Saunders moved with his parents to Navarro County, now Parker Co., TX about 1848; then to Blansett, AR 1867 where he had a farm on the Clear Fork of the Fourche River in Scott Co. >From Texas State Library: S.S. Slover, private, age 28, enlisted Feb. 1, 1864, Bo B. Parker Co. Frontier Regiment, Confederate Army. See Goodspeed Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Western AR. written 1890 and first published in 1891 Scott Co., AR pg 398-433 >From Goodspeed Saunders S. Slover, now a prominent citizen of Scott Co., AR was born in Madison Co., AR 17 November 1835 to Samuel and Emeline Chote Slover, the former a Tennessean the latter from SC, their births occurring 3-5-1811 and 9-28-1816 respectively. The mother is still living, her home being in Western TX. They were married 3-22-1831 and during the very settling of this country came here and located in Madison Co. on King's River. The father was a very successful farmer, but was also the proprietor of a dry-goods establlishment at Veal's Station, TX and at the time of his death, which occurred in Parker Co., TX in 1873, he left a large estate and fortune to be divided among his family. He owned large tracts of valuable real estate in TX and was a practical businessman in all respects. When a young man he joined the Masonic order and after his marriage built the Masonic Hall at Veal's Station, TX and donated it to the lodge. He was very prominent in Masonic orders and was also an ernest member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, as is his widow. In the neighborhood in which he lived he was an arbitrator in disputes between his neighbors, and his advice and council were earnestly listeded to and usually followed with good results. he was one of the first settlers of Western, TX, and at one time suffered severe losses by having his cattle driven off and killed by Comanche Indians. He and his neighbors were compelled to carry guns to church for protection. He was a life-long Democrat, and had three sons in the Confederate Army who fought bravely in many bloody combats. To himself and wife 9 children were born and of the three that are living, the subject of this sketch is the eldest. he spent his school days in Madison Co., AR but in 1848 went with his parents to TX, where during his youth and early manhood he experienced many of the hardships, dangers, and privations of pioneer life. He made his home on his father's farm until 22 years of age, then he worked for himself in Parker Co., TX until 1867, when he and his family came back to AR and located on a farm on Clear Fork of Fourche River, in Scott Co., this farm being his present place of abode. He is the owner of 200 acres of fine land and is one of the most practical and successful agriculturalists of Blansett Twp. he was married in 1862 to Miss Nancy Catherine Whisenhunt, daughter of John Whisenhunt, her birth occurring in Georgia, Aug. 24, 1840. A family of 12 children have been born to them, all of whom are living save two; james W. (who died when 22 yrs of age), and Ira Seamon who died as a child. Those living are James M., Thomas S., Flora A.M., Sarah F., Calvin W., Lillie S., Desa P., William T, Nancy J., and John S. Mr. Slover has been married twice, first when 20 years of age to Miss Mary Martin of TX. She was born 5-20-1835 and died in Scott Co., AR having borne 3 children, Malinda Jane, John Samuel, and William T., the last having died at the age of two. The present Mrs. Slover is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and politically he is a democrat. he is a thorough going citizen and is ever ready to aid good causes. Sanders S. Slover , s/o Samuel and Emmeline Choate Slover 2m. 1862 Waldron, Scott Co., AR Nancy Catherine Whisenhunt, d/o John A. Whisenhunt and Flora Gloria Bell b. 8-24-1840 Carroll Co., GA d. 5-19-1912 Blansett Twp., Scott Co., AR buried Slover Cemetery, Clear Fork, AR Ch. 1. James Marze Slover, s/o Sanders and Nancy Whisenhunt Slover b. 12-7-1863 Blansett, Scott Co., AR d. 1887 AR in an accident m. Martha Moody b. about 1864 AR d. 1887 in an accident Ch. 1. John Samuel Slover b. 3-11-1884 Blansett Twp., Scott Co., AR d. 7-19-1969 Visalia, Tulare Co., CA Raised by Sanders Slover after death of parents m. Scott Co., AR Barbara B. Richmond, d/o Amos Richmond and Mary Beaty b. 12-11-1890 Scott Co., AR d. 12-4-1990 Visalia, Tulare Co., CA Ch. 1. Raymond Edgar Slover b. 2-15-1915 OK; d. 11-4-1996 Ivanhoe, Tulare Co., CA 2. Gladys E. Slover b. about 1918 3. Alta M. Slover b. about 1920 2. Thomas Sanders Slover, s/o Sanders and Nancy Whisenhunt Slover b. 1-17-1855 Blansett Twp., Scott Co., AR d. 1955 buried Lawson Cemetery, Payne Co., OK Never remarried after Katie's death. m. 12-22-1898 Dallas Co., TX Katie Steele, d/o James and Hulda Steele b. 1-18-1877 Washington Co., AR d. 9-13-1899 Thurman, OK Ch. 1. Infant Slover b. and died 8-12-1899 3. Ira Seeman Slover, s/o Sanders and Nancy Whisenhunt Slover b. 7-14-1867 Blansett Twp., Scott Co., AR 4. Flora Ann Martha Slover, d/o Sanders and Nancy Whisenhunt Slover b. 12-5-1969 Waldron, Scott Co., AR d. 9-12-1959 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Co., OK, while she was visiting buried IOOF Cemetery, Norman, Cleveland Co., OK m. 11-21-1888 Waldron, Scott Co., AR Robert Anderson Slover, s/o Alfred H. and Cynthia Moore Slover b. 5-15-1849 Soddy, Hamilton Co., TN d. 3-26-1926 State Hospital, Norman, Cleveland Co., OK Flora and Robert were distant cousins Ch. 1. Unknown Infant Slover 2. Alfred Sanders Slover, s/o Robert and Martha Slover b. 8-19-1889 Van Buren, Crawford Co., AR d. 4-11-1983 buried Elmwood Cemetery, Hartshorne, OK m. 8-14-1913 Wilburton, Latimer Co., OK Myrtle Rankin b. 2-7-1894 Indian Territory d. 4-19-1975 buried Elmwood Cemetery, Hartshorne, OK Ch. 1. Roy Lee Slover b. 6-12-1914 Wilburton, Latimer Co., OK d. 7-2-1992 Tulsa, Tulsa Co., OK m. Unknown Spouse Ch. 1. Robert Slover 2. John Anderson Slover, s/o Alfred and Myrtle Ranklin Slover b. 1-26-1919 Wilburton, Latimer Co., OK d. 11-4-1995 Tyler, Smith Co., TX m. Mary Ella Gerard Ch. 1. Johnny Anderson Slover b. 11-16-1942 Smith Co., TX 2. Beverly Reon Slover b. 12-22-1948 Smith Co., TX 3. Wayne Edward Slover, s/o Alfred and Myrtle Rankin Slover b. 7-19-1923 Wilburton, Latimer Co., OK d. 3-20-1975 Tarrant Co., TX m. Coline Ozelma Rider Ch. 1. Auna Coline Slover b. 12-12-1947 4. Mary Kathryn Slover, d/o Alfred and Myrtle Rankin Slover b. 7-12-1929 Wilburton, Latimer Co., OK m. J.D. Caldwell Ch. 1. Jerry Caldwell 2. Freddie Caldwell 5. Neopia Imogene Slover, d/o Alfred and Myrtle Rankin Slover b. 11-9-1931 Wilburton, Latimer Co., OK I corresponded with a lady who said that her mother was the one who came up with this name. Said she sure was glad her mother got it out of her system before she came along. 6. Alfred Sanders Slover, s/o Alfred and Myrtle Rankin Slover b. 2-4-1936 Wilburton, Latimer Co., OK m. Barbara Bibbs Ch. 1. Sandra Ann Slover b. 1-5-1959 New Braunfels, Comal Co., TX 2. Michael Alfred Slover 3. Cynthia Kathryn Slover, d/o Robert and Martha Slover b. 5-5-1891 Waldron, Scott Co., AR d. 1-31-1920 m. 12-25-1910 Morris or Okmulgee, Okmulgee Co., OK Jesse Pearl Moore, s/o Jabez G. Moore and Eunice Lee b. 6-4-1880 Bedford, Taylor Co., IA d. 1-31-1920 Ch. 1. Edna Moore b. 1911; d. 1921 2. Unknown Moore 3. Unknown Moore 4. Tommie Slover s/o Robert and Martha Slover b. 5-8-1893 Morris, Okmulgee Co., OK (Choctaw Nation) d. 3-10-1896 5. George Slover, s/o Robert and Martha Slover b. 2-1-1895 Morris, Okmulgee Co., OK (Choctaw Nation) d. 2-11-1903 6. Laura Slover, d/o Robert and Martha Slover b. 4-12-1898 Waldron, Scott Co., AR d. 2-7-1906 7. Mollie Manell (Nellie) Slover, d/o Robert and Martha Slover b. 3-4-1900 Morris, Okmulgee Co., OK (Choctaw Nation) d. 6-13-1988 Hinton, Caddo Co., OK 1m. Sam Yeats 2m. 6-6-1924 Las Vegas, NV Alvie Cole, s/o Abbot G. Cole and Sarah Wolfe b. 8-16-1892 Cumberland Gap, Claiborne Co., TN d. January 1892 Hinton, Caddo, Co., OK (Alvie was formerly married to Lillie Myers) Ch. 1. Alva Patricia Cole b. 4-6-1925 Boise, Ada Co., ID 2. Marjorie Cole b. 3-6-1927 Alex, Grady Co., OK 3. Bonna Faye Cole b. 9-13-1928 Alex, Grady Co., OK 4. Robert Abbot Cole b. 10-31-1932 Alex, Grady Co., OK 5. John L. Cole b. 4-7-1937 Chickasha, OK 8. Charles Olen Slover, s/o Robert and Martha Slover b. 4-6-1906 Morris, Okmulgee Co., OK d. 5-5-1981 buried Wilburton, Latimer Co., OK m. 7-7-1926 either Chicakasha or Alex, Grady Co., OK Nola Cresia Buck, d/o William L. and Virginia L Buck b. 1-2-1907 Storey, OK d. 11-4-1962 buried Wilburton, Latimer Co., OK Ch. 1. Wynema Cresia Slover Wynema says it is no wonder she is goofy. Note that both her sets of grandparents had the same last name. Buck for her mother and Slover for her father. 5. Sarah Frances Slover, d/o Sanders and Nancy Whisenhunt Slover b. 10-15-1871 AR d. 4-27-1927 m. about 1892 Warren Levison Leamon b. April 1860 Ohio d. 1937 Ch. 1. Cora Leamon b. July 1893 Indian Territory 2. Nancy Louise Leamon b. 1-3-1897 McAlester, Choctaw Nation d. 1936 m. 12-2-1917 Scott Co, AR Edgar Ernest Richmond, s/o Amos Richmond and Mary Beaty b. 3-25-1892 Scott Co., AR d. January 1977 or 1978, Mena, Polk Co., AR Ch. 1. Ruby Nell Richmond 2. Helen Irene Richmond b. about 1918 3. Edsel Eugene Richmond |