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C.- ''four mother died there about one or t,-Tro yeirs 'fter shemoved there?A.- No, .1 think when she moved to Texas, she sto-oped in anotherCounty; I come out in the Ll -oricio; and went inwn and broujrther Lip in the fail and she died in about 30 'lays.Your mother moved to Texas and died shortly after?Yes,Q.- hen did you go to IF ?A,- Def. ore she die 1, about two yearsere you married then?A.- No, sir,Q.- You married after that?A.- Yes, sir.;1.1.ere did you settle the first year?A.- Kauffman L;ounty.Did you buy Imnd?A , N 1.‘- How long did you live there until, you boujlt land?A,10 ." I lived there trenty years, I reckon,Q.- How long did you live there before you bou land?A.- About twenty years in Texas, the first land bou t wasin Wade County.l'ou lived in K-laffman County about twenty years?A.- no, Thirteen years,(*) What did you do in Kauffman County for a living?A.- Fqxmed,C‘.- Did you rent land?A.- No, sir, I married a lady that ovned a farm,Q.- Well, you oTnel that land, after you were married to yourrife, didn' t you?Yes,0:tc.3
fyl, the end of the thirteen years, when you left KauffmanCounty, (Ili you sell thatA,- Yes, rir.b',L.cre ill you ,:p?A.- To Colemin County.Q.- Uor 2°117, lid you sty there?A.- Fifteen yenrs, I tQ.- How lo: did you live in Usolemrin Co hty before you bought.11e` bouj.t some sc,tool lqnd before moved there.Q.- You entered school lands, how much land lid you -pt,A,- Twenty nine hundred nd fiftyacres.Q.- How lon -; did you om that 1.1ni?A.- Two or threeyears.71ere the conditiuns under which you took UT) thatland?A.- 't was ale County school 1,1nd and they soli it,Q.- it wci,s for the benefit of the school fund and they soli it?Yes,-,Mt did you ,7iive for it?PI,- Fifteen hundred Dollars,Q.- You oTned it two or three years?Yes, sir.„hat TIE) P, the nett niece you owned?Another niece,.nxict !Au Ji?A.- One hundred and sixty acres.How did you L .-et it?Lloujit it,fl. Dii you buy it or enter it s a homestead,A.- Another man entered it nni bou,itt his clqim?
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a certain instrament in writing now
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slegt with them zu4 slept with thwm
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Waich one Of the Askews did you eve
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ace of people they were decended?,
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SPENCER B. ADAMS, CHIEF JUDGE.WALTE
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SUMMONS.United States of America,IN
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SUMMONS.United States of America,IN
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INDE X.List of applicants to Dawes
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IN RE CITIZENSHIP CLAIM, APPLICATIO
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IN THE MATTER OF THE CITIZENSHI: CL
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justice to them and their husbands,
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ATTIDAVI - OF WILLIAM QUINT AITATI.
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Subscribed and sworn before me this
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