Clay County, Texas During the early days, Clay County was noted for its ranches, and several of her ranchmen forfeited their lives in the hands of the Indians, while pursuing their chosen profession. During December 1865, Tom Norris was killed by...
Clay County, Texas False and Determined Ideas Lead Goddleck Koozer to His Grave About 1870, Goodleck Koozer, a quaker from Illinois, and his family passed through Montague, on their way to establish a colony in Clay County while the Indians were as...
Markers (click on a topic to jump to that section.) 1890 Clay County Jail Museum | Buffalo Springs | Buffalo Springs, C.S.A. | Cambridge | Clay County Uncommemorated and Unmapped Sites Camp Wichita, Indians Raid | Halsell, George Uncommemorated...
Clay County, Texas Wichita County, Texas During 1868, while Geo. Halsell and Pete Hardin were working for the Waggoner "outfit", they were charged by a large band of Indians. Hardin hurriedly hid under the bank, but Halsell riding a good...
Chambers/Visitors Bureaus: Henrietta Uncommemorated Sites from North to South Barnes and His Mexican | Raid Through Montague, Cooke and Denton Counties During September of 1866 | False and Determined Ideas Lead Goddleck Koozer To His Grave | Boehm's...
Clay County, Texas Jim Green, Cash and Clark McDonald, Elias Mackey, Mode Johnson, Jimmie Harry, Bill Freeman, Bennie Marlett, and several others struck an Indian trail about three or four miles south of Denver, in Montague County. The Indians, as...
Clay County, Texas June 11, 1869, Indians raided Camp Wichita, Indian Territory. Their objective was to stampede the soldier's horses. Troops A, F, H, I and K of the Tenth U.S. Cavalry and Companies B, E, and F of the Third Infantry, led by Colonel...
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