John Ace "Asa" Wood [Parents] was born ^{1, 2, 3} on 9 Jan 1896 in Marshall, , North Carolina. He died ⁴ on 8 Dec 1949 in Reydon, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. He was buried ⁵ on 11 Dec 1949 in Durham, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. Asa married ^{6, 7} Ollie Mae Cole on 12 Jul 1919 in , Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma.

Asa served in the military ^{8, 9} World War I, Army from 13 Jun 1918 to 27 May 1919. He was counted in a census ¹⁰ 8 Jan 1920 in Washita, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. He was counted in a census ¹¹ 12 Apr 1930 in Bowman, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma.

BURIAL: Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at the Reydon community building after which committal was in the Fairview cemetery. Rev. Horace Woodard had charge of the funeral services with Scroggins Funeral Home of Cheyenne directing the entire services.  Source: Cheyenne Star Obituary John Wood (see source list for citation and actual text.)

INTERESTS: John Wood was a member of the American Legion Post No. 151. Source: Cheyenne Star Obituary John Wood (see source list for citation and actual text.)

RESIDENCE: When John Wood was a child he moved with his parents to Oklahoma and lived here the remainder of his life. Source: Cheyenne Star Obituary John Woods (see source list for citation and actual text).

OCCUPATION: James Wood was farming in Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma, on a rented farm in 1930. Source: US 1930 Census (see source list for citation and full text).

Ollie Mae Cole [Parents] was born ^{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6} on 29 Jun 1900 in Hamburg, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. She died ^{7, 8} on 13 Jun 1977 in Sayre, Beckham Co., Oklahoma. She was buried ^{9, 10} on 15 Jun 1977 in Durham, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. Ollie married ^{11, 12} John Ace Wood "Asa" on 12 Jul 1919 in , Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma.

Ollie was counted in a census ¹³ 2 May 1910 in Washita Township, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. She was counted in a census ¹⁴ 8 Jan 1920 in Washita, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. She was counted in a census ¹⁵ 12 Apr 1930 in Bowman, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma.Her social security number is 448-36-6367 and was issued on from 1954 to 1955 at , , Oklahoma.

DEATH: She died at the Sayre Hospital following a short illness. Source: Cheyenne Star Ollie Wood Obituary (see source list for ciation and actual text.)

BURIAL: Memorial services were held at the Reydon Community Building at 2:00 p.m., with Rev. Eddie Overstreet officiating. Committal was in the Fairview Cemetery. Source: Cheyenne Star Ollie Wood Obituary (see source list for ciation and actual text.)  Source: Roger Mills Cemetery Book -- Jonathan Mart Cole Biography (see source list for citation and actual text).

BIOGRAPHY: She was a pioneer resident of Reydon and remained in the community all of her life. Source: Cheyenne Star Ollie Wood Obituary (see source list for ciation and actual text.)

RELIGION: Ollie Wood Cole was a member of the Baptist Church.  Cheyenne Star Ollie Wood Obituary (see source list for ciation and actual text.)

Raymond Elmer Cole [Parents] [scrapbook] ¹ was born ^{2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9} on 13 Oct 1898 in Hamburg, Day Co., Oklahoma. He died ^{10, 11, 12, 13} on 16 Oct 1986 in Cheyenne, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. He was buried ^{14, 15, 16} on 18 Oct 1986 in Cheyenne, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. Raymond married ^{17, 18} Faith I Owen on 14 Oct 1939 in Dallas, , Texas.

Raymond was counted in a census ¹⁹ 4 Jun 1900 in , Day Co., Oklahoma. He was counted in a census ²⁰ 19 Apr 1910 in Washita, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. He served in the military ²¹ one day solider. He got as far as Cheyenne Oklahoma before WWI was over. 1918 in Cheyenne, , Oklahoma. He was employed ²² as a farmer, in the employ of his father, 12 Sep 1918 in Hamburg, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. He resided ²³ 12 Sep 1918 in Hamburg, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma . He was counted in a census ²⁴ 5 Jan 1920 in Washita Township, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. He was employed ²⁵ as a farm laborer in the employ of his father 5 Jan 1920 in Washita Township, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. He resided ²⁶ Oct 1939 in , Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma .His social security number is 443-38-6114 and was issued on 1955 at , , Oklahoma. He resided ²⁷ Oct 1986 in Cheyenne, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma .

BIOGRAPHY: The 1920 census show Ray lving at home with his parents and working for wages as a farm laborer.

BIRTH: Ray Cole was born on the family homestead. Source: Roger Mills County Cemetery Book (see soruce list for citation and actual text).

BIRTH: Ray Cole was born on the Washita River in Day County, Oklahoma Territory. Source: Cheyenne Star obituary (see source list for citations and exact text).

BURIAL: Funeral services were conducted Satuday, October 18, 1986 at 2:30 p.m. in the First Baptist Church of Reydon with A.L. Martin and Ernest Ashcraft officiating. Interment followed in the Cheyenne Cemetery under the direction of Rose Chapel Funeral Service of Cheyenne. Pallbearers: Clyde Earle, Bryan Berry, Howard Metcalfe, Wayne Sadler, Thoral Shaw, and Lloyd Hammond. Source: Cheyenne Star obituary (see source list for citations and actual text).

RELIGION: Ray Cole was baptized in the Baptist Church and was a member of Magnolia Baptist Church.

RELIGION: Ray Cole was a member of the Magnolia Baptist Church for a number of years. Source: Cheyenne Star obituary (see source list for citation and exact text).

OCCUPATION: Ray Cole was a farmer-rancher for 60 years. Source: Cheyenne Star obituary (see source list for citation and actual text).

DEATH: Ray Cole passed away at the Roger Mills Memorial Hospital in Cheyenne following an extended illness. Source: Cheyenne Star obituary (see source list for citations and actual text).

RESIDENCE: Ray Cole grew up to manhood near Hamburg in Roger Mills County after Day County was abolished in 1907. He made his home for 82 years on the place where his father homesteaded in the 1892 Cheyenne Arapaho run.  Source: Cheyenne Star obituary (see source list for citations and exact text).

EDUCATION: Ray Cole attended the Shaw Country School, the Canadian, Texas public schools, A Baptist Boarding School at Goodnight, Texas and Cordell Christian College, Cordell, Oklahoma. Source: Cheyenne Star obituary (see source list for citations and actual text).

Faith I Owen [Parents] was born ^{1, 2, 3, 4} in 2 Apr 1902 / 3 Apr 1902 in Hamburg, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. She died ^{5, 6, 7} on 19 Oct 1993 in Cheyenne, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. She was buried ^{8, 9} in Cheyenne, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. Faith married ^{10, 11} Raymond Elmer Cole on 14 Oct 1939 in Dallas, , Texas.

Faith was employed as secretary. She was counted in a census ¹² 10 Apr 1930 in Amarillo, Potter, Co., Texas. She was employed ¹³ as a bookkeeper for a lumber company 10 Apr 1930 in Amarillo, Potter Co., Texas.Her social security number is 452-07-4987 and was issued on before 1951 at , , Texas. She resided ¹⁴ Oct 1993 in Cheyenne, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma .

BURIAL: Faith Cole is buried in the Cheyenne Cemetery. Source: Roger Mills County Cemetery Book (see soruce list for citation and actual text).

OCCUPATION: Faith Cole was a secretry. Source: Roger Mills County Cemetery Book (see soruce list for citation and actual text).

James Franklin Cole [Parents] [scrapbook] ¹ was born ^{2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12} on 13 Jun 1857 in , Marion Co., Illinois. He died ^{13, 14, 15, 16} on 25 Oct 1939 in , Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. He was buried ¹⁷ on 27 Oct 1939 in Durham, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. James married ^{18, 19, 20, 21, 22} Eugenia L. Humphrey on 12 Mar 1893 in Canadian, , Texas.

James was counted in a census 8 Jun 1870 in Big Piney Township, Pulaski Co., Missouri. He resided ²³ 1884 in , Hemphill Co., Texas . He was employed ²⁴ as a cattle raiser (small herd owned by Jube Thurmond) 1884 in , Hemphill Co., Texas. He resided ^{25, 26} 19 Apr 1892 in , Day Co., Oklahoma Territory . He was counted in a census ²⁷ 4 Jun 1900 in , Day Co., Oklahoma. He was employed ²⁸ as a farmer 5 Jun 1900 in , Day Co., Oklahoma. He was counted in a census ²⁹ 19 Apr 1910 in Washita, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. He was employed ³⁰ as a farmer 19 Apr 1910 in Washita, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. He joined religion as a lifelong member of the Christian Church 1917 in Hamburg, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. He was counted in a census ^{31, 32} 5 Jan 1920 in Washita Township, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. He was employed ³³ as farmer 5 Jan 1920 in Washita Township, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. He resided ³⁴ Oct 1939 in , Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma .

BIOGRAPHY: James Frank Cole participated in the land run of Oklahoma in 1892. In an old Chronicles of Oklahoma, Augusta I.C. Metcalfe, the self-taught lady artist from Durham, wrote about her life in Indian Territory of OK. She mentions neighbors with the Shaws who sang Home on the Range, the first time she had ever heard that song...It goes on and says "Frank Cole and his young wife, Genie lived a little over a mile down the river. She was good company and full of life."

BIOGRAPHY: Edward McGlothlin and Frank Cole went to the Run of 1892, that opened up the Cheyenne Territory in west Oklahoma, and put a claim to 160 acres of land along the Washita river. Source: Edward Glen McGlothlin web site (See source list for citation and full text).

BIOGRAPHY: The 1920 census shows that James owned his farm outright and worked it for is own account.

BIOGRAPHY: Almost forty-six years ago Frank Cole and his bride, Miss Eugenia Humphrey, traveled over roads which were very likely little more than cow trails to the claim which he had staked in the memorable Run, and on which
he had erected a substantial one room residence 16 feet square, built of logs that grew on the banks of the Washita River nearby. By industry and thrift in the course of time the log home, which had already been doubled in size by the addition of a lumber room, was replaced with the spacious residence in which the family now live.  There is an old adage that says, "A friend in need is a friend indeed."  The writer here is is one among the many that knows that Frank was such a friend.  
His sympathetic nature made him the friend of all.  For the last three years of his life he has confined to his bed. Source: Cheyenne Star Obituary (see source list for citation and actual text).

DEATH: James Franklin Cole died on the Cole ranch claimed in April 1892. Source: Roger Mills County Cemetery Book (see source list for citation and actual text).

RESIDENCE: James and Genia Cole settled on the claim which Mr. Cole had staked in the run into Oklahoma on the Washita River. Source: Genia Cole , Cheyenne Star Obituary (see source list for citation and actual text).

RESIDENCE: James Franklin Cole resided on his ranch since claiming the land in April 1982 until his death. Source: Roger Mills County Cemetery Book (see source list for citation and actual text).

BURIAL: James F Cole is buried in Fairfield Cemetery. His wife Eugenia is buried there as well. Source: Roger Mills County Genweb. (See source list for citation and full text.)

Eugenia L. Humphrey [Parents] ¹ was born ^{2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8} on 1 Dec 1874 in , Cumberland Co., Kentucky. She died ^{9, 10, 11} on 14 Jan 1965 in Cheyenne, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. She was buried ^{12, 13} in Durham, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. Eugenia married ^{14, 15, 16, 17, 18} James Franklin Cole on 12 Mar 1893 in Canadian, , Texas.

Eugenia was counted in a census ¹⁹ 1880 in Princeton, Caldwell Co., Kentucky. She was counted in a census ²⁰ 4 Jun 1900 in , Day Co., Oklahoma. She was counted in a census ²¹ 19 Apr 1910 in Washita, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma. She resided ²² 12 Sep 1918 in Hamburg, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma . She was counted in a census ²³ 5 Jan 1920 in Washita Township, Roger Mills Co., Oklahoma.

BIOGRAPHY: She and her husband settled on the claim which he had staked in the run into Oklahoma on the Washita River. She was a member of The Christian church since childhood.

BIOGRAPHY: In an old Chronicles of Oklahoma, Augusta I.C. Metcalfe, the self-taught lady artist from Durham, wrote about her life in Indian Territory of OK. She mentions neighbors with the Shaws who sang Home on the Range, the first time she had ever heard that song...It goes on and says "Frank Cole and his young wife, Genie lived a little over a mile down the river. She was good company and full of life."

BIRTH: One sources cites Missouri as her birthplace. Another lists Cumberland County, Kentucky.

DEATH: Genia Cole passed away in the Cheyenne Hospital. Source: Cheyenne Star obituary (see source list for citation and actual text). Source: Cheyenne Star Obit of Genia Cole. (See source list for citation and full text.)

BURIAL: Committal is at the Fairview cemetery. Source: Cheyenne Star obituary (see source list for citation and actual text).

BURIAL: Genia L Cole is buried in Fairfield Cemetery. Her hustand James F is buried there as well. Source: Roger Mills County Genweb. (See source list for citation and full text.)

RESIDENCE: James and Genia Cole settled on the claim which Mr. Cole had staked in the run into Oklahoma on the Washita River. Source: Genia Cole , Cheyenne Star Obituary (see source list for citation and actual text).

RELIGION: Genia Cole was a member of The Christian church since childhood. Source: Eugenia Cheyenne Star obituary (see source list for citation and actual text).