1880 - US Census - Justice Precinct 4, Denton, Texas
Household .....Role ........Sex ......Age Birthplace
M. R. Wilson ...Self ..........Male ....35 ..Missouri
Hulda Wilson .Wife .........Female 25 ..Texas
Robert Wilson Son .........Male ....10 ..Missouri
Linda Wilson ..Daughter Female 8 ....Missouri
1890 - US Census - Destroyed in 1921 census fire.
Land Claim
Robert's land claim started in 1894/1895 and was located at T13N - R18W, SE 1/4 of Sec. 2 or about 3/4 mile south of Highway 33 on N2200 Rd on the west side of N2200 Rd in G (now Custer) County, Oklahoma Territory. He died before the land Patent was granted but was issued to his remarried wife Ione Ashby on February 27, 1901.
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, October 04, 1895 pg 4
DOUBLE WEDDING.
FOUR PARTIES MADE HAPPY.
At the residence of J. T. Boston, on Barnitz creek, Sunday, Sept. 29, Elder S. D. Gilbreath pronounced the words that united Alex. H. McCartney and Miss Cora Boston, of Moore, Okla, and Robert Wilson and Miss Iona Montgomery as husbands and wives.
Mr. McCartney and bride left, Sunday evening for their home, and Mr. Wilson and bride went to housekeeping on a fine claim in G county. All parties have the congratulations of this paper and their many friends.
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, January 15, 1897 pg 4
Local Letters.
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Robert Wilson will return with about 200 head of cattle from the south in a few days.
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The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, August 27, 1897 pg 4
Local Letters.
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Arrived, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, on the 22nd inst.,(sic) a girl. Bob now wears a broad smile seven days in the week.
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Column left of the of the Local Letters above
BOB WILSON KILLED.
Bob Wilson was killed on his farm on Barnitz creek, ten miles northwest of Arapahoe, yesterday afternoon, by Z. R. Hall.
Hall went to where Wilson was mowing hay, and asked him what he cut his rope for. Wilson denied cutting the rope. The lie was passed, and both drew their guns and fired. Bob Wilson was shot in the left side just under the arm and in the small of the back near the kidneys, and died before his father could get him to the house.
Bob Wilson was among the first settlers of Custer county. He leaves a wife and an infant only a few days old. His father and mother recently moved here to reside.
Z. R. Hall is a sheep owner and came to this country last June from Cookville, Texas.
Bob Wilson was a cattleman and the two had had trouble over the range.
Hall refused to make a statement to a representative of the Bee and referred us to his attorney, J. C. McKnight, when seen this morning. 'Squire Knox held an inquest and ordered the sheriff to take charge of Hall. The preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow.
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, September 03, 1897 pg 4
DISTRICT COURT
. . .
J. O. MCKnight was in the city several days on legal business. He has been retained to defend Zeb Hall for shooting Bob Wilson.
Zeb Hall had his preliminary hearing before 'Squire McCullough, Saturday, for the killing of Bob Wilson. He was put under a $6,000 bond to await the action of the grand jury.
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The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory· Friday, September 17, 1897 pg 4
(First published Sept. 10.)
Publication Notice.
In the Probate Court of Caster County, Oklahoma Territory.
In the matter of the estate of Robert Wilson, deceased
THE TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that L.P.C. Montgomery did, on the 9th day of September, 1897, apply to this court for letters of administration on the estate of the said Robert Wilson, deceased, and that said application will be heard by said court on the 27th day of September, 1897, at a special 1897 term of said court, at 10 o'clock a. m.
CHAS KYTE,
Judge of the Probate Court.
Done this 9th day of September, 1897.
Oklahoma Weekly Leader, Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory · Thursday, October 21, 1897 pg 6
COURT AT ARAPAHOE
. . .
The following criminal cases were disposed of:
. . .
Territory vs. Zeb Hall, murder not guilty.
In the last case the jury returned a verdict of not guilty upon the theory of self-defense. The judge roasted the jury for acquitting a man whom he declared the evidence had proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, and disqualified the jury which sat upon the case for ever again serving upon a jury so long as he sat upon the bench in this district.
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Household .....Role ........Sex ......Age Birthplace
M. R. Wilson ...Self ..........Male ....35 ..Missouri
Hulda Wilson .Wife .........Female 25 ..Texas
Robert Wilson Son .........Male ....10 ..Missouri
Linda Wilson ..Daughter Female 8 ....Missouri
1890 - US Census - Destroyed in 1921 census fire.
Land Claim
Robert's land claim started in 1894/1895 and was located at T13N - R18W, SE 1/4 of Sec. 2 or about 3/4 mile south of Highway 33 on N2200 Rd on the west side of N2200 Rd in G (now Custer) County, Oklahoma Territory. He died before the land Patent was granted but was issued to his remarried wife Ione Ashby on February 27, 1901.
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, October 04, 1895 pg 4
DOUBLE WEDDING.
FOUR PARTIES MADE HAPPY.
At the residence of J. T. Boston, on Barnitz creek, Sunday, Sept. 29, Elder S. D. Gilbreath pronounced the words that united Alex. H. McCartney and Miss Cora Boston, of Moore, Okla, and Robert Wilson and Miss Iona Montgomery as husbands and wives.
Mr. McCartney and bride left, Sunday evening for their home, and Mr. Wilson and bride went to housekeeping on a fine claim in G county. All parties have the congratulations of this paper and their many friends.
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, January 15, 1897 pg 4
Local Letters.
. . .
Robert Wilson will return with about 200 head of cattle from the south in a few days.
. . .
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, August 27, 1897 pg 4
Local Letters.
. . .
Arrived, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, on the 22nd inst.,(sic) a girl. Bob now wears a broad smile seven days in the week.
. . .
Column left of the of the Local Letters above
BOB WILSON KILLED.
Bob Wilson was killed on his farm on Barnitz creek, ten miles northwest of Arapahoe, yesterday afternoon, by Z. R. Hall.
Hall went to where Wilson was mowing hay, and asked him what he cut his rope for. Wilson denied cutting the rope. The lie was passed, and both drew their guns and fired. Bob Wilson was shot in the left side just under the arm and in the small of the back near the kidneys, and died before his father could get him to the house.
Bob Wilson was among the first settlers of Custer county. He leaves a wife and an infant only a few days old. His father and mother recently moved here to reside.
Z. R. Hall is a sheep owner and came to this country last June from Cookville, Texas.
Bob Wilson was a cattleman and the two had had trouble over the range.
Hall refused to make a statement to a representative of the Bee and referred us to his attorney, J. C. McKnight, when seen this morning. 'Squire Knox held an inquest and ordered the sheriff to take charge of Hall. The preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow.
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, September 03, 1897 pg 4
DISTRICT COURT
. . .
J. O. MCKnight was in the city several days on legal business. He has been retained to defend Zeb Hall for shooting Bob Wilson.
Zeb Hall had his preliminary hearing before 'Squire McCullough, Saturday, for the killing of Bob Wilson. He was put under a $6,000 bond to await the action of the grand jury.
. . .
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory· Friday, September 17, 1897 pg 4
(First published Sept. 10.)
Publication Notice.
In the Probate Court of Caster County, Oklahoma Territory.
In the matter of the estate of Robert Wilson, deceased
THE TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that L.P.C. Montgomery did, on the 9th day of September, 1897, apply to this court for letters of administration on the estate of the said Robert Wilson, deceased, and that said application will be heard by said court on the 27th day of September, 1897, at a special 1897 term of said court, at 10 o'clock a. m.
CHAS KYTE,
Judge of the Probate Court.
Done this 9th day of September, 1897.
Oklahoma Weekly Leader, Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory · Thursday, October 21, 1897 pg 6
COURT AT ARAPAHOE
. . .
The following criminal cases were disposed of:
. . .
Territory vs. Zeb Hall, murder not guilty.
In the last case the jury returned a verdict of not guilty upon the theory of self-defense. The judge roasted the jury for acquitting a man whom he declared the evidence had proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, and disqualified the jury which sat upon the case for ever again serving upon a jury so long as he sat upon the bench in this district.
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1880 - US Census - Justice Precinct 4, Denton, Texas
Household .....Role ........Sex ......Age Birthplace
M. R. Wilson ...Self ..........Male ....35 ..Missouri
Hulda Wilson .Wife .........Female 25 ..Texas
Robert Wilson Son .........Male ....10 ..Missouri
Linda Wilson ..Daughter Female 8 ....Missouri
1890 - US Census - Destroyed in 1921 census fire.
Land Claim
Robert's land claim started in 1894/1895 and was located at T13N - R18W, SE 1/4 of Sec. 2 or about 3/4 mile south of Highway 33 on N2200 Rd on the west side of N2200 Rd in G (now Custer) County, Oklahoma Territory. He died before the land Patent was granted but was issued to his remarried wife Ione Ashby on February 27, 1901.
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, October 04, 1895 pg 4
DOUBLE WEDDING.
FOUR PARTIES MADE HAPPY.
At the residence of J. T. Boston, on Barnitz creek, Sunday, Sept. 29, Elder S. D. Gilbreath pronounced the words that united Alex. H. McCartney and Miss Cora Boston, of Moore, Okla, and Robert Wilson and Miss Iona Montgomery as husbands and wives.
Mr. McCartney and bride left, Sunday evening for their home, and Mr. Wilson and bride went to housekeeping on a fine claim in G county. All parties have the congratulations of this paper and their many friends.
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, January 15, 1897 pg 4
Local Letters.
. . .
Robert Wilson will return with about 200 head of cattle from the south in a few days.
. . .
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, August 27, 1897 pg 4
Local Letters.
. . .
Arrived, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, on the 22nd inst.,(sic) a girl. Bob now wears a broad smile seven days in the week.
. . .
Column left of the of the Local Letters above
BOB WILSON KILLED.
Bob Wilson was killed on his farm on Barnitz creek, ten miles northwest of Arapahoe, yesterday afternoon, by Z. R. Hall.
Hall went to where Wilson was mowing hay, and asked him what he cut his rope for. Wilson denied cutting the rope. The lie was passed, and both drew their guns and fired. Bob Wilson was shot in the left side just under the arm and in the small of the back near the kidneys, and died before his father could get him to the house.
Bob Wilson was among the first settlers of Custer county. He leaves a wife and an infant only a few days old. His father and mother recently moved here to reside.
Z. R. Hall is a sheep owner and came to this country last June from Cookville, Texas.
Bob Wilson was a cattleman and the two had had trouble over the range.
Hall refused to make a statement to a representative of the Bee and referred us to his attorney, J. C. McKnight, when seen this morning. 'Squire Knox held an inquest and ordered the sheriff to take charge of Hall. The preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow.
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, September 03, 1897 pg 4
DISTRICT COURT
. . .
J. O. MCKnight was in the city several days on legal business. He has been retained to defend Zeb Hall for shooting Bob Wilson.
Zeb Hall had his preliminary hearing before 'Squire McCullough, Saturday, for the killing of Bob Wilson. He was put under a $6,000 bond to await the action of the grand jury.
. . .
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory· Friday, September 17, 1897 pg 4
(First published Sept. 10.)
Publication Notice.
In the Probate Court of Caster County, Oklahoma Territory.
In the matter of the estate of Robert Wilson, deceased
THE TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that L.P.C. Montgomery did, on the 9th day of September, 1897, apply to this court for letters of administration on the estate of the said Robert Wilson, deceased, and that said application will be heard by said court on the 27th day of September, 1897, at a special 1897 term of said court, at 10 o'clock a. m.
CHAS KYTE,
Judge of the Probate Court.
Done this 9th day of September, 1897.
Oklahoma Weekly Leader, Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory · Thursday, October 21, 1897 pg 6
COURT AT ARAPAHOE
. . .
The following criminal cases were disposed of:
. . .
Territory vs. Zeb Hall, murder not guilty.
In the last case the jury returned a verdict of not guilty upon the theory of self-defense. The judge roasted the jury for acquitting a man whom he declared the evidence had proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, and disqualified the jury which sat upon the case for ever again serving upon a jury so long as he sat upon the bench in this district.
. . .
Household .....Role ........Sex ......Age Birthplace
M. R. Wilson ...Self ..........Male ....35 ..Missouri
Hulda Wilson .Wife .........Female 25 ..Texas
Robert Wilson Son .........Male ....10 ..Missouri
Linda Wilson ..Daughter Female 8 ....Missouri
1890 - US Census - Destroyed in 1921 census fire.
Land Claim
Robert's land claim started in 1894/1895 and was located at T13N - R18W, SE 1/4 of Sec. 2 or about 3/4 mile south of Highway 33 on N2200 Rd on the west side of N2200 Rd in G (now Custer) County, Oklahoma Territory. He died before the land Patent was granted but was issued to his remarried wife Ione Ashby on February 27, 1901.
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, October 04, 1895 pg 4
DOUBLE WEDDING.
FOUR PARTIES MADE HAPPY.
At the residence of J. T. Boston, on Barnitz creek, Sunday, Sept. 29, Elder S. D. Gilbreath pronounced the words that united Alex. H. McCartney and Miss Cora Boston, of Moore, Okla, and Robert Wilson and Miss Iona Montgomery as husbands and wives.
Mr. McCartney and bride left, Sunday evening for their home, and Mr. Wilson and bride went to housekeeping on a fine claim in G county. All parties have the congratulations of this paper and their many friends.
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, January 15, 1897 pg 4
Local Letters.
. . .
Robert Wilson will return with about 200 head of cattle from the south in a few days.
. . .
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, August 27, 1897 pg 4
Local Letters.
. . .
Arrived, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, on the 22nd inst.,(sic) a girl. Bob now wears a broad smile seven days in the week.
. . .
Column left of the of the Local Letters above
BOB WILSON KILLED.
Bob Wilson was killed on his farm on Barnitz creek, ten miles northwest of Arapahoe, yesterday afternoon, by Z. R. Hall.
Hall went to where Wilson was mowing hay, and asked him what he cut his rope for. Wilson denied cutting the rope. The lie was passed, and both drew their guns and fired. Bob Wilson was shot in the left side just under the arm and in the small of the back near the kidneys, and died before his father could get him to the house.
Bob Wilson was among the first settlers of Custer county. He leaves a wife and an infant only a few days old. His father and mother recently moved here to reside.
Z. R. Hall is a sheep owner and came to this country last June from Cookville, Texas.
Bob Wilson was a cattleman and the two had had trouble over the range.
Hall refused to make a statement to a representative of the Bee and referred us to his attorney, J. C. McKnight, when seen this morning. 'Squire Knox held an inquest and ordered the sheriff to take charge of Hall. The preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow.
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory · Friday, September 03, 1897 pg 4
DISTRICT COURT
. . .
J. O. MCKnight was in the city several days on legal business. He has been retained to defend Zeb Hall for shooting Bob Wilson.
Zeb Hall had his preliminary hearing before 'Squire McCullough, Saturday, for the killing of Bob Wilson. He was put under a $6,000 bond to await the action of the grand jury.
. . .
The Arapaho Bee, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory· Friday, September 17, 1897 pg 4
(First published Sept. 10.)
Publication Notice.
In the Probate Court of Caster County, Oklahoma Territory.
In the matter of the estate of Robert Wilson, deceased
THE TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that L.P.C. Montgomery did, on the 9th day of September, 1897, apply to this court for letters of administration on the estate of the said Robert Wilson, deceased, and that said application will be heard by said court on the 27th day of September, 1897, at a special 1897 term of said court, at 10 o'clock a. m.
CHAS KYTE,
Judge of the Probate Court.
Done this 9th day of September, 1897.
Oklahoma Weekly Leader, Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory · Thursday, October 21, 1897 pg 6
COURT AT ARAPAHOE
. . .
The following criminal cases were disposed of:
. . .
Territory vs. Zeb Hall, murder not guilty.
In the last case the jury returned a verdict of not guilty upon the theory of self-defense. The judge roasted the jury for acquitting a man whom he declared the evidence had proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, and disqualified the jury which sat upon the case for ever again serving upon a jury so long as he sat upon the bench in this district.
. . .
Gravesite Details
Buried on Custer County, OK homestead about 3/4 mile south of Highway 33 on N2200 Rd on the west side of N2200 Rd
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