| Name |
Frederick Frank Green312 |
| Birth |
22 April 1861, Newbury, Geauga Co,
OH312 |
| Census |
23 June 1900, Logan Co, OK207 |
| Census |
21 April 1910, Woodland Twp, Logan
Co, OK206 |
| Census |
15 January 1920, Crescent, Logan Co,
OK208 |
| Census |
2 April 1930, Crescent, Logan Co,
OK209, Locust St. |
| Death |
2 March 1945, Crescent, Logan Co,
OK205 at about 4 pm |
| Burial |
Crescent, Logan Co, OK205,229, Crescent City Cemetery |
| Alias/AKA |
Fred, Frank |
| Father |
Andrew Anson
Green (1835-1880) |
| Mother |
Margaret
Davis (1835-1880) |
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about 1883, Kansas City, Jackson Co,
Mo |
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Kate |
| Birth |
1877229 |
| Death |
August 1943, Crescent, Logan Co,
OK229 |
| Burial |
9 August 1943, Crescent, Logan Co,
OK229, Crescent Cemetery |
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| Notes for Frederick Frank Green |
Fred was a "Sooner", one of the people
involved in the Oklahoma land rush of 1889.210After the death of their
parents around 1880 Fred and his older sister Ella raised
the younger ones as best they could. They took the family
to Kansas City where Fred worked first in a railroad
roundhouse. He next ran a restaurant in the red light
district. He was said to have been something of a gambler
and a "wild 'un".
He deserted his first wife and children, and married a
young girl named Kate. He then made the land run into
Oklahoma in 1889. He homesteaded in Logan County, OK210 in what became the
town of Crescent. His homestead application210 was for Lots 1 and 2
and the south half of the northeast quarter of Section 6 of
Woodland Township (T17N, R3W)234.
According to his daughter he owned mineral rights all over
Oklahoma and was a fairly wealthy man. While in his
seventies, he had two more children with his mistress Cleo
Draper. Shortly before his death in 1945 oil was discovered
on his land, but he didn't live to enjoy it.205
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