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this could be fun !
Perhaps you might have an item that you would like to share with us all under this category also ? ? i.e. photograph's of various hdpth street signs or other hdpth points of interest ? ?
Dose anyone know what
this trading token was used for ?Perhaps it was used at an Arcade, Carnival, Casino, Commissary, General Store or something else ? ?
Note: this token here is the exact same type of coin
as the Hudspeth Bros. in Rosa, Louisiana ...
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FAY HUDSPETH EL RENO, O. T. / GOOD FOR 54 IN TRADE
The 5 cent piece pictured here was seen recently on...
Hopefully someone will contact us with a lead or the actual story behind this token :)
From a link at OKGENWEB we discovered that El Reno, O. T. is within present day Canadian County, Oklahoma ... oh also Oklahoma didn't become a state until Nov. 1907 ... so this one is much older than the other token's that we have displayed here :)
Here is the answer to this trivia item ...
Coming soon ! hopefully :)
Hints ~
Fort Reno was established as an Indian Territory military fort in 1875 and is located four miles west of El Reno on Route 66 in Canadian County, OklahomaCould these folk's be a hint ?
sec name birth death other
E Hudspeth, Crate -------------- July 17, 1898 aged 83 yrs
E Hudspeth, Martha Nov. 29, 1834 Apr. 15, 1907 wife of J.W. Hudspethat another web link we found that there might have been at least two additional Hudspeth burials at this same cemetery, not mentioned with the above listing ... those listed were J. W., John B. and Martha, no dates or other data was supplied on them at this second web site ...
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last update to this database 05/29/04
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