Bourland in North Texas and Indian Territory During the Civil War: Fort Cobb, Fort Arbuckle & the Wichita Mountains

by Patricia Adkins-Rochette

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Sociological entries in my indexes

 

The following listing of collective terms in the indexes may help navigate my 1,046-page book with a 146-page Name Index and a 20-page Gazetteer.  These collective terms may shed light on the sociological aspects of life in North Texas and Indian Territory.
 

Collective Terms in the Name Index

Collective Terms in the Gazetteer

    surveying

    clear title issue, 16, 49, 75, 76, 77

    Greenville, Hunt Co TX surveyed, 73

    Initial Point of Oklahoma, rock from which Oklahoma is

          surveyed, Burger Mountain, A-431

          meridian and longitude, 98th, 99th, and 100th parallel

          or meridian, 148, A-165,  A-356, A-404, A-405,

          A-431

    Oklahoma Meridian and Longitude map, A-432, A-xv

    Oakland Reserve Allotments in Oklahoma Territory

    Tonkawa Tribe, legal descriptions of allotments, A-453

    railroad land script, 86

    Republic of Texas, 20

    Mercer Colony, 5,120,000 acres, 49

    Nacogdoches County (1846), 42

    Peters' Colony, 1,088,000 acres, 49

    title bond, title of sale, 42, 73, 77, 81, 87, 106, 114, 213,

         328

    township map of Oklahoma, legal descriptions, A-431,

         A-432, A-433, A-435, A-436, A-437, A-438, A-439,

         A-440

     

    trails, highways, migration paths

    Arbuckle Road, see Ft Arbuckle, A-389

    Baltimore & Ohio Railway, A-389

    Belknap Road, east of West Fork of Trinity River, 242

    Bonham Roadwork Commission (1850), 51

    Boone's (Capt. Nathan) Route (1813), A-377

    Boston (Bowie Co TX) to Jefferson (Marion Co TX)

         Road, A-40

    Butterfield Overland Stage (St Louis to San Francisco,

         1858-1870), 101, 104, 113, 133, 139, 172, 173, 184,

          216, 232, 327

    Blackburn's Stage stop, Mary (Walker)

         Blackburn, 233

    Carriage Point, Stop 11 of 12, from Ft. Smith to

          the Red River, sec34 ran8E twp6S, later

         Fisher's Station #39, 223, A-436, 252

    Conolly's Old Stage Stand, Wise Co TX, 170

    Diamond's Station, Grayson Co TX, 117, A-423

    Fisher's Station #39 on Butterfield Stage or

         Carriage Point,  I.T., A-436

    Holloway's Station, A-437

    Johnson's Station, A-439

    Nail's Crossing (now Kenefic), A-438

    The Narrows, A-440

    Pulsey's Station, 2 miles South of Higgins, I.T.,

         A-438

    Riddle's Station, A-439

    Trahern's Station, later Shady Point, A-440

    Walker's Station, A-440

    Caffrey's Crossroads about halfway between Bloomsdale on

         the Kiamichi River and mouth of Boggy River

    Caffrey's Station on a stage line, 233, A-412

    California Trail, through Indian Territory, 264, A-427

    Central National Road (1845) in Texas, 28, 35

    Cherokee Trace, northeast Texas, 18, 25, 29, 35

    Chihauha Trail (1835, also "Road of" or "Caravan from"),

         25, 30

    Chisholm Trail, Old Chisholm Trail though Ft Arbuckle,

         A-427

    Dona Ana Trail to Red River, A-427

    Ft Arbuckle-Ft Smith Road or Powell's Road, A-383,

         A-389, A-411, A-438

    Ft Arbuckle Road that traces southwest, 101, A-389,

         A-436

    Ft Arbuckle Wagon Road, 15 mi West of McAlester I.T.,

         A-389, A-436

    Ft Belknap, Young Co TX to Camp Radziminski, now

         Kiowa Co OK, 242, 243

    Ft Gibson Road, 168

    Ft Smith to Pecos River, Mail Route, 101

    Ft Smith to Santa Fe to California Emigrant Route, 258

    Jefferson (Marion Co TX) to Boston (Bowie Co TX)

         Road, A-42

    Kansas Road (1864), A-392, A-434

    Little Rock & Ft Smith Railroad, 252

    M. K. & T. Railorad: Missouri, Kansas, & Texas, 214

    Marcy's (R.B.) Route (1849), 101, 104, 172

    Marcy's (R.B.) Route (1853), 101

    Merrill's (Major) Route, A-377

    Michler (Lt Nathan) Route to Ft Washita, 101

    National Road, Jefferson, Marion Co TX to Dallas (opened

         Dec 2, 1847), 11

    Osage Road, 259

    Pawnee Trail, Ft Towson west to Blue River, 259

    Preston Road, US Hwy 289 roughly traced, 38, 214

    Road from Walnut River, Kansas to Old Ft Cobb & Ft

         Washita (1864), A-374

    Road of the Shawnee-Delaware & Road to Ft Belknap,

         A-363

    Santa Fe Trail, 126, 205, A-367, A-377

    Shawnee Cattle Trail, South Texas to Kansas City, 214

    Shawnee, Delaware, & Kickapoo Trail from the Colorado

         River to Edward's Trading House, 39

    Texas & Pacific Railroad, Tarrant Co TX, 27

    Texas Military Line Road, 164, 173, 191, 192, 214, 234,

         259, 264

    Van Dorn's (Earl) Route (1858), 264

    Whiskey Trail, between Delaware Bend and Ft Arbuckle,

         260, 323, A-420, A-421

 

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