Lafayette is listed on the Dawes Packet, Mississippi Choctaw, MCR762
Occupation: Cattleman
The Ikards were among the first ranchers in North Texas to fence their land but because they left large gaps and gates, they were never troubled by fence-cutting. The Indians also left them alone because the Ikards employed several Indian cowboys and paid Quanah Parker a fee every month for protection from raids. (thanks to graver #46807649 for the information)
Occupation: Cattleman
The Ikards were among the first ranchers in North Texas to fence their land but because they left large gaps and gates, they were never troubled by fence-cutting. The Indians also left them alone because the Ikards employed several Indian cowboys and paid Quanah Parker a fee every month for protection from raids. (thanks to graver #46807649 for the information)
Lafayette is listed on the Dawes Packet, Mississippi Choctaw, MCR762
Occupation: Cattleman
The Ikards were among the first ranchers in North Texas to fence their land but because they left large gaps and gates, they were never troubled by fence-cutting. The Indians also left them alone because the Ikards employed several Indian cowboys and paid Quanah Parker a fee every month for protection from raids. (thanks to graver #46807649 for the information)
Occupation: Cattleman
The Ikards were among the first ranchers in North Texas to fence their land but because they left large gaps and gates, they were never troubled by fence-cutting. The Indians also left them alone because the Ikards employed several Indian cowboys and paid Quanah Parker a fee every month for protection from raids. (thanks to graver #46807649 for the information)
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