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Native
American
Research Project
The Native American Research Project is
intended to provide a place where those with special
interest in Native American families from Kingfisher
County and surrounding areas may share their genealogical
findings. These may include records of any kind,
including census records, birth, marriage, and death
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submitted by Barbara
Clayton
Source: OHS Microfilm CAA 78, Frame 542
Lottie STARR aka Susie BUFFALO
Cheyenne & Arapaho Agency
Darlington, Oklahoma
March 8th, 1912
Miss Mary P. JAYNE
Watonga, Oklahoma
Dear Miss JAYNE:
Yours of the 29th ist at hand. Robert BURNS has at last made out
that the other name of Lottie STARR was Susie BUFFALO, her official
name. She died December 5th, 1908.
Very respectfully,
Wm. B. FREER
Supt. & Spl. Disb. Agent
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Death Date - Lottie STARR
Source: OHS Microfilm CAA 78, Frame 509
Cheyenne & Arapaho Agency
Darlington, Oklahoma
June 6, 1911
Miss Mary P. JAYNE
Watonga, Oklahoma
Dear Madam:
Replying to that part of your letter of May 3rd inquiring about the
death of Lottie STARR, who was carried on our records as SHORT NOSE,
you are informed that this girl died February 15, 1894.
Very truly yours,
Wm. B. FREER
Supt. & Spl. Disb. Agt.
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Lottie STARR Death
Source: OHS Microfilm CAA 78, Frame 501
Watonga, Oklahoma
May 3, 1911
Mr. W.B. FREER
Darlington, Okla.
Dear Mr. FREER:
Thank you very much for the dates of death of Christian Indians, as
given to me in a recent letter. I do not know under what other name
Lottie STARR was known. She was a young Arapaho girl, a pupil at the
school, the daughter, I think of UGLY BUFFALO, or BAD BUFFALO, who
lived at Twelve Mile Point. She was the sister of Bertha STARR, who
is now the wife of Doc SEWARD, living north of Calumet. It is
possible Miss BOWMAN can help me out...
Yours in service,
Mary P. JAYNE
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