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     Mary Frances Duggan was born in 1870 at IA, USA. Age 59 at the 1930 census. She married James Alfred Hotchkin at IA. Mary Frances Duggan died on 5 November 1935 at Grinnell, Poweshiek County, IA, USA.

     Richard Duggan was born in November 1869 at IL, USA. Age 4 at the 1870 census and 15 at the 1880 census. He was the son of John Duggan and Mary A. Powers.

     Timonthy Duggan was born in 1863 at WI, USA. Age 7 at the 1870 census and 18 at the 1880 census. He was the son of John Duggan and Mary A. Powers.

     Basil was born at Ringling, Jefferson County, OK, USA, on 28 October 1911.^1,2 He was the son of John Pressley DuLaney and Cora M. Newman. He married Lillie Marshall Hotchkin at Durant, Bryan County, OK, USA, on 19 October 1933. Married by William N. Sholl of the First Presbyterian Church of Durant, OK. Her obituary give marriage date 19 Oct 1935..³ Basil Victor Dulaney was employed by Firestone Tire circa 1945 as a Tire Store employee. Basil died on 15 May 1978 at Sherman, Grayson County, TX, USA, at age 66.^1,4 He was buried on 17 May 1978 at Cedarlawn Memorial Park, at Sherman, Grayson County, TX, USA, .⁵

     Basil Victor Dulaney Jr. is the son of Basil Victor Dulaney and Lillie Marshall Hotchkin.

     Birdie C. DuLaney was born in 1900 at Indian Territory, USA. She was the daughter of Thomas Jefferson DuLaney and Sarilda Jane Slaughter.

     Blanche B. DuLaney was born in 1895 at Indian Territory, USA. She was the daughter of Thomas Jefferson DuLaney and Sarilda Jane Slaughter.

     Cirie DuLaney was born in 1897 at Indian Territory, USA. He was the son of Thomas Jefferson DuLaney and Sarilda Jane Slaughter.

     Cleta A. DuLaney was born in 1892 at Indian Territory, USA. She was the daughter of Thomas Jefferson DuLaney and Sarilda Jane Slaughter.

     John Pressley DuLaney was born on 15 August 1885 at Indian Territory, USA. WWI Draft Registration.¹ He was the son of Thomas Jefferson DuLaney and Sarilda Jane Slaughter. He married Cora M. Newman at Indian Territory in 1904. Married 6 years at the 1910 census.. John Pressley DuLaney appeared on the census of 1910 at Earl, Jefferson County, OK, USA. The census lists the family as: John P. Dulaney, 25, married once, 6 years, born OK, parents born TX; wife, Cora M., 24, married once, 6 years, born TX, parents born USA; son Cotton, 4, born OH.. He appeared on the census of 1930 at Ringling, Jefferson County, OK, USA. The census lists the family as: John P. Dulaney, 44, married at 20, born OK, parents born TX, manager of cotton gin; wife Cora M., 42, married at 18, born TX, father born OK, mother born TX; son Valton L., 21, born OK, gin laborer; son Basil V., 18, born OK; son Jay T., 12, born OK; dau Gwindolyn, 9, born OK.. He died on 11 September 1959 at Jefferson County, OK, USA, at age 74.¹ He was buried at Cornish Cemetery, at Cornish, Jefferson County, OK, USA, .

     Luther Thomas DuLaney was born on 5 April 1901 at Indian Territory, USA.¹ He was the son of Thomas Jefferson DuLaney and Sarilda Jane Slaughter. Luther Thomas DuLaney died in September 1973 at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, OK, USA, at age 72.¹ He was buried at Fairlawn Cemetery, at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, OK, USA, .

     Marie Dulaney is the daughter of Basil Victor Dulaney and Lillie Marshall Hotchkin.

     Norman Dulaney was born in 1817. He married Polly E. (Cordelia) Cory, daughter of Ira H. Cory and Elizabeth Hotchkin, on 27 February 1850 at Romulus, Wayne County, MI, USA.

     Thomas Jefferson DuLaney was born on 24 November 1857 at Ector, Fannin County, TX, USA. He married Sarilda Jane Slaughter in 1880 at Indian Territory, USA. Married 30 years at the 1910 census.. Thomas Jefferson DuLaney appeared on the census of 1910 at Earl, Jefferson County, OK, USA. The census lists the family as: Thomas J. Dulaney, 52, married 30 years, born TX, father born IL, mother born MS; Sarilta, 49, married once, 30 years, 12 children, 10 living, born OK, parents born KY; son Cleta A., 18, single, born OK; dau Blanche B., 15, single, born OK; son Cirie, 13, single, born OK; dau Birdie C., 10, single, born OH; son Luther T., 9, born OK; son Thurman, 6, born OK.. He died on 5 January 1915 at Cornish, Jefferson County, OK, USA, at age 57. He was buried at Cornish Cemetery, at Cornish, Jefferson County, OK, USA, . Cemetery records as T. J. Dulaney..

     Thomas Joy DuLaney was born on 9 September 1916 at Ringling, Jefferson County, OK, USA. He was the son of John Pressley DuLaney and Cora M. Newman. Thomas Joy DuLaney married Betty Jean Small in 1942 at Ardmore, Carter County, OK, USA. Thomas Joy DuLaney died on 26 April 2000 at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, OK, USA, at age 83. Source; Daily Ardmoreite

OKLAHOMA CITY -- Services for Ringling native Thomas Joy "T.J." Dulaney, 83, Edmond, will be at 3 p.m. Friday at Hahn-Cook/Street and Draper Funeral Home in Oklahoma City. Interment will be at Memorial Park Cemetery.

Dulaney was born Sept. 9, 1916, at Ringling, to J.P. and Cora Dulaney. He died April 26, 2000, in an Oklahoma City hospital.

He attended Oklahoma State University and married Betty Jane Small in 1942 in Ardmore. He was honored for pioneering and innovating window design and was founder and owner of Abco Aluminum Builders in Oklahoma City.

Survivors include his wife, of the home; a son, John, Concord, Calif; daughter, C. Sue Dulaney, Claremore; sister, Gwen Fulmer, Arkansas; and three grandchildren. He was buried at Memorial Park Cemetery, at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, OK, USA, .

     Thurman DuLaney was born on 7 November 1903 at Indian Territory, USA.^1,2 He was the son of Thomas Jefferson DuLaney and Sarilda Jane Slaughter. Thurman DuLaney died on 23 August 1966 at Ardmore, Carter County, OK, USA, at age 62.^1,2 He was buried at Rose Hill Cemetery, at Ardmore, Carter County, OK, USA, .

     Valton DuLaney was born on 22 February 1905 at Indian Territory, USA. Called C. Dulaney in Death Index but orrigination of Social Security card given as Oklahoma.¹ He was the son of John Pressley DuLaney and Cora M. Newman. Valton DuLaney died in November 1973 at Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, NM, USA, at age 68.

     Fanny Dulin was born after 1879 at Indian Territory, USA. She was the daughter of James Jim Dulin and Lizzie Bergin.

     George Dulin was born circa 1866 at TX, USA. He was the son of James Jim Dulin and Janie Moore.

     James Jim Dulin was born on 5 July 1834 at Henry County, GA, USA. He was a Private, andserved in 34th Texas Calvary, during the Civil War. He married Janie Moore in 1864 at TX, USA. James Jim Dulin married Pocahontas Walner, daughter of William M. Walner Dr. and Susan Carter, in 1872 at Caddo, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, USA. James Jim Dulin married Lizzie Bergin in September 1879 at Indian Territory, USA. James Jim Dulin died on 6 November 1895 at Paoli, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, USA, at age 61. He was buried at Dulin- Walner-Dulin Cemetery, at Paoli, Garvin County, OK, USA, .

     James Dulin
Private, Company F,
34th Texas Calvary

By
William W. Dulin
4985 Seibert Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63123

James Dulin was born in Henry County, Georgia on July 5, 1837. His father was Sugar Dulin and his mother was Tabitha Howard. James was the grandson of the first Sugar Dulin who lived in North Carolina and was a Revolutionary War veteran. James was an only son. His mother died when he was quite young and he was sent to live with his maternal grandparents. They both died a few years later and he went to live with one of his uncles.
     When he was seventeen his uncle offered to send him to school, instead he joined a wagon train bound for Texas. He had no money and worked his way eventually to Rush County. After a short time he went with the Hittson family to Crow Creek country in Hill County. In 1856 James and his friends the Hittson's moved to Grindstone Creek in Parker County. After assisting in the organization of Parker County, James moved to Palo Pinto County. He then moved to Hubbard Creek in what is now Callahan County.
     In 1859, James and six others under the leadership of Joel McKee left Texas for the gold mines of Colorado. He was not successful at this venture and went to New Mexico. After working through the winter cutting saw logs, he returned to Colorado the next spring, locating in California Gulch.
     Again unsuccessful, James returned to Texas in the fall of 1860. He stayed a short while in Hopkins County and then returned to Palo Pinto County. The Comanches were causing a lot of trouble during this period and a few weeks after his return James joined a party led by Sul Ross to follow and punish the Indians. He was with this party at the Pease River Fight where Cynthia Ann Parker (mother of Quannah Parker) was recovered after twenty years of captivity. After this campaign James engaged in the cattle business and went with a herd from Calahan County to the mouth of the Red River in Louisiana.
     In February 1862 James enlisted in Company F (Alexander’s Regiment) of the 34th Texas Cavalry under David B. Cleveland in Palo Pinto County. On the company muster roll records James is listed as "absent, on detached service. Due for use of arms $10.50 to Dec. 17, 1862, for mileage for 180 miles" and "Detailed November 4th, 1862, to herd beeves left at Camp Kiamishi (sic)."
     After the war James took up the stock business as a regular occupation. In 1867 he took a herd to Missouri for Colonel Jim Childs and shortly thereafter drove a herd to Shreveport for Cummings and Vinnette. He next made a drive to Abilene, Kansas for Jim Scoby. When he returned to Sherman he was put in charge of a wagon train hauling freight between points along the Red River and Fort Smith, Arkansas. He continued in this business for three years at which time he moved to Indian Territory.
     James Dulin married first in 1864 in Texas to Janie Moore. They had one son named George Dulin.
     In 1871 James married Pocahontas Walner in Indian Territory. She was born in Indian Territory and died 17 Apr 1879, in the Chickasaw Nation, Pontotoc, Co. (now Paoli, Garvin Co., the Chickasaw Nation was divided into counties), Oklahoma, and was buried in the Dulin Family Cemetery in Paoli, Garvin Co., Oklahoma. They had two children: Susie and Simpson Dulin (my grandfather). Pocahontas was a member of the Chickasaw Nation and the daughter of a famous physican, William Walner, for whom the author of this article is named. Dr. Walner had long been a doctor for the Chicksaws. Her mother was Susan Carter, a Chickasaw. By this marriage to Pocahontas, James acquired the rights of Chickasaw citizenship. He and his wife settled on the Blue River twelve miles west of Caddo, Indian Territory. They lived there until the spring of 1878 at which time they moved to what would become the townsite of Paoli, Oklahoma. While at Blue River two children were born to them, Susie and Simpson. On April 17, 1879 Pocahontas died while in childbirth. The child was stillborn.
     James married a third time in September 1879 to Lizzie Bergin. She was living in Norman, Oklahoma Territory when James died and I have been told she was buried in Norman, Cleveland Co., Oklahoma. James and Lizzie Dulin had two children: Fanny and Lizzie Dulin.
     In 1886 the Sante Fe Railroad built its road bed through his property and the town of Paoli was established there.
     James Dulin died of pneumonia on November 6, 1895. He is buried in the Dulin Family Cemetery along with his wife, Pocahontas, his father-in-law, William Walner and the stillborn child. The cemetery is located within the city limits of Paoli, Garvin Co., Oklahoma. At the time of his death he owned some 4 miles square (10,000 acres) of Washita Valley land. The foundation of his house still remains. He was a member of the Caddo Masonic lodge and later a member of the Pauls Valley Masonic lodge. The author of this article is his great-grandson.

Sources
1. Historical and Biographical Record of The Cattle Industry and The Cattlemen of Texas and Adjacent Territory, Woodward & Tiernan Publishing Co., St. Louis, Missouri, 1895.
2. Leaders and Leading Men of the Indian Territory, Harry F. O'Beirne, Chicago, 1891.
3. Indian Pioneer History.
4. The personal knowledge of the author, William W. Dulin.

     James Parker Dulin was born on 18 July 1904 at Indian Territory, USA. He was the son of Simpson (Simp) Dulin and Fannie Johnson. James Parker Dulin died on 19 February 1986 at age 81.

     Lizzie Dulin was born after 1869 at Indian Territory, USA. She was the daughter of James Jim Dulin and Lizzie Bergin.

     Simpson (Simp) Dulin was born on 20 January 1875 at Caddo, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, USA. 1900 census of twp 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory gives a Jan 1874 date. He was the son of James Jim Dulin and Pocahontas Walner. Simpson (Simp) Dulin married Fannie Johnson circa 1902 at Indian Territory, USA. Simpson (Simp) Dulin appeared on the census of 1902 at Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, USA. The census lists the family as: Chick/Dawes Rolls #1285 Card 438 1/16.. He died on 14 December 1940 at Paoli, Garvin County, OK, USA, at age 65.

     Susie Dulin was born in September 1875 at Caddo, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, USA. 1900 census of twp 4, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory. Age 31 at the 1910 census of Boley, Okfuskee County, OK; described as a Mulatto. She was the daughter of James Jim Dulin and Pocahontas Walner. Susie Dulin married Ernest Lee McCrummen on 16 March 1897 at Paoli, Garvin County, OK, USA. License issued by County Judge. Married by A. B. Morrison, MG.. Susie Dulin appeared on the census of 1902 at Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, USA. The census lists the family as: Chick/Dawes Rolls #1234 Card 408 1/16.. She appeared on the census of 1910 at Whitebead, Garvin County, OK, USA. The census lists the family as: Lee McCrummen, 39, white, married once, 14 years, born TX, parents born US, farmer; wife Susie, 34, indian, married twice, 14 years, 1 child, living space blank, born Ok, father born GA, mother born OK.. She appeared on the census of 1920 at Whitebead, Garvin County, OK. The census lists the family as: Ernest L. McCrummen, 49, white, born TX, parents born AL, farmer cattle; wife Susie, 43, indian, born OK, father born GA, mother born OK; Joe Stanhope, 60, widowed, white, born KY, parents born KY; Phines Lane, 21, single, born TX, parents born TX. Ernest's name is very badly written by enumerator and not really readable.. She appeared on the census of 1930 at Pauls Valley, Garvin County, OK, USA. The census lists the family as: Lee McCrummen, 58, married at 26 years, born TX, parents born TX, cattle dealer; Susie, 54 married at 22, born OK, father born GA, mother born OK.. She died in 1945 at Paoli, Garvin County, OK. She was buried at Paoli Cemetery, at Paoli, Garvin County, OK, USA, .

     Bridget Dunbar was born in 1856 at OH, USA. Age 14 at the 1870 census. She was the daughter of Michael Dunbar and Nancy Monahan.

     Catherine Dunbar was born in 1864 at OH, USA. Age 4 at 1870 census. She was the daughter of Michael Dunbar and Nancy Monahan.

     Ella Dunbar was born in 1863 at OH, USA. Age 7 at the 1870 census. She was the daughter of Michael Dunbar and Nancy Monahan.

     John Dunbar was born in 1860 at OH, USA. Age 10 at the 1870 census. He was the son of Michael Dunbar and Nancy Monahan.

     Margaret was born at Elyria, Lorain County, OH, USA, on 6 August 1859. Age 12 at the 1870 census.. She was the daughter of Michael Dunbar and Nancy Monahan. She married John Bacon Bartlett at OH, USA, on 30 August 1882.¹ Margaret died on 25 October 1916 at Toledo, Lucas County, OH, USA, at age 57. She was buried on 28 October 1916 at Bellevue Cemetery, at Bellevue, Huron County, OH, USA, .

     Ohio Death Cert No 62216.

     Mary Dunbar was born in 1853 at OH, USA. Age 17 at the 1870 census. She was the daughter of Michael Dunbar and Nancy Monahan.