This area was part of Blue County, Choctaw Nation before there was a Bryan County or state of Oklahoma.
Mary was a widow who taught school when she hired a Cherokee named william M. Matoy to work on her ranch. Later they married and had a son named Albert Matoy.
She was the daughter of Daniel and Lucinda Folsom.
Mary was a widow who taught school when she hired a Cherokee named william M. Matoy to work on her ranch. Later they married and had a son named Albert Matoy.
She was the daughter of Daniel and Lucinda Folsom.
This area was part of Blue County, Choctaw Nation before there was a Bryan County or state of Oklahoma.
Mary was a widow who taught school when she hired a Cherokee named william M. Matoy to work on her ranch. Later they married and had a son named Albert Matoy.
She was the daughter of Daniel and Lucinda Folsom.
Mary was a widow who taught school when she hired a Cherokee named william M. Matoy to work on her ranch. Later they married and had a son named Albert Matoy.
She was the daughter of Daniel and Lucinda Folsom.
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