IARR DAILY CREW REPORT Southern Area Coordination Center FT. Smith MODULE #3 ____________________________________________________________________________________ DATE: [removed]

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• Caddo County
• Oklahoma
• Cherokee
• Beaver Creek
• Southern United States
• Oklahoma
• Cherokee Nation
• Caddo

AN EIGHTY-NINER WHO PIONEERED THE CHEROKEE STRIP By Lew F. Carrolle The earliest record of the Carroll family that we have is of my great-great-grandfather, Ferdinand Carroll, who was born in Cavan County, in the norther

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County Government Mayes Created at statehood from lands lying within the Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, the county was named for Samuel H. Mayes, Cherokee chief. The first permanent white settlement in Oklahoma was

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• Mayes County
• Oklahoma
• Nathaniel Hale Pryor
• Cherokee Nation
• Geography of Oklahoma
• Oklahoma
• Pryor Creek
• Oklahoma

THE BALENTINES, FATHER AND SON, IN THE INDIAN TERRITORY By Carolyn Thomas Foremas Hamilton Balentine was born January, 1817, in Churchtown, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. His father was Irish and both of his parents die

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• Indian Territory
• Cherokee
• Choctaw
• Southern United States
• Cherokee Nation
• History of North America

TEXANNA By Carolyrt Thomas ForeSeveral towns in Oklahoma acquired their names by combining part of the word Texas with other syllables: one of them was Texanna, now a ghost town in McIntosh County. The village was settle

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• Southern United States
• McIntosh County
• Oklahoma
• Texanna
• Oklahoma
• Cherokee
• Eufaula
• Oklahoma
• Muskogee
• Oklahoma
• Geography of Oklahoma
• Oklahoma
• Cherokee Nation

United States Environmental Protection Agency March 2006 EPA530-F[removed]www.epa.gov/osw

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• Waste
• Geography of Missouri
• Pollution
• Tri-State district
• Duenweg
• Missouri
• United States Environmental Protection Agency
• Tri-state area
• Cherokee County
• Kansas
• Tar Creek Superfund site
• Joplin metropolitan area
• Mining
• Chat

County Government McIntosh Created at statehood from lands in the southern part of the Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, McIntosh County was named for a well-known Creek family. The chief physical feature of the county

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• Muscogee
• Oklahoma
• McIntosh County
• Oklahoma
• Eufaula
• Oklahoma
• Deep Fork River
• Geography of Oklahoma
• Lake Eufaula

President’s Letter to Membership What a day we just had. The Trail of Tears ―Original Route‖ signs are now up between Cedartown, Cave Spring, and Rome, and the wayside exhibits have been assembled and dedicated at

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• Big Spring Park
• Cherokee
• New Echota
• Trail of Tears
• Coosa river basin initiative
• Gordon County
• Georgia
• Calhoun
• Georgia
• U.S. Route 27 in Georgia
• Canton
• Georgia
• Georgia
• Cherokee Nation
• Cedartown
• Georgia

IARR DAILY CREW REPORT Southern Area Coordination Center FT. Smith MODULE #3 and VA-ST-01 & AR-AOICC Tri-State ____________________________________________________________________________________ DATE: [removed]

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• Fort Smith
• Arkansas
• Cherokee
• Geography of the United States
• Southern United States
• Oklahoma
• Caddo
• Caddo County
• Oklahoma

CHEROKEE COUNTY BUILT BETWEEN 1925 AND 1930 CHEROKEE COUNTY BUILT BETWEEN 1925 AND 1930

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