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  1. Martha Ellen RORABAUGH: Birth: 20 Oct 1860 in Whiteside Co., IL. Death: 4 Jan 1929 in Ames, Story Co., Iowa, USA

  2. Orlando Emerson RORABAUGH: Birth: 15 Jul 1862 in Scotland, Missouri, USA. Death: 10 Jun 1864 in Scotland, Missouri, USA

  3. Nancy Josephine RORABAUGH: Birth: 17 Dec 1863 in Scotland, Missouri, USA. Death: 13 Feb 1903 in Yale, Payne, Oklahoma, USA

  4. Nathan Augustus RORABAUGH: Birth: 25 Jan 1865 in Scotland, Missouri, USA. Death: 29 Jul 1943 in Perry, Noble Co., OK

  5. Anna Carlotta Margaret RORABAUGH: Birth: 10 Sep 1867 in Scotland County, Missouri, USA. Death: 30 Aug 1940 in Cloudy, Pushamataha Co., OK

  6. Phillip Lawrence RORABAW: Birth: 02 Feb 1869 in Scotland County, Missouri, USA. Death: 24 Dec 1910 in Eakley, Caddo Co. Oklahoma

  7. Henry Clark RORABAUGH: Birth: 21 Apr 1872 in Scotland County, Missouri, USA. Death: 18 Oct 1915

  8. John William RORABAUGH: Birth: 13 Dec 1874 in Iowa City, Wright, Iowa, United States. Death: 31 Aug 1956 in Modesto, Stanislaus, California, United States

  9. Marion Horatio RORABAUGH: Birth: 04 Jul 1876 in Appanoose County, IA. Death: 10 Jul 1960 in Weir, Cherokee, Kansas, USA

  10. Henry Clay Dean RORABAW: Birth: 04 Oct 1880 in Appanoose County, IA. Death: 05 Nov 1942 in Liberal, Seward County, Kansas, United States of America

  11. Mark Wright RORABAUGH: Birth: 19 Dec 1881 in Appanoose County, IA. Death: 05 Jun 1882 in Appanoose County, IA

  12. Newton Sigel RORABAUGH: Birth: 01 Nov 1883 in Appanoose County, IA. Death: Aug 1963 in Jackson, Amador County, CA

  13. Eliza Jane RORABAUGH: Birth: 09 Jan 1886 in Appanoose County, IA. Death: 03 May 1966 in Drumright, Creek Co., OK


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Sources
1. Title:   Ancestry Family Trees
Page:   Ancestry Family Tree
Source:   S-1373037488
Publication:   Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.
2. Title:   Iowa, State Census Collection, 1836-1925
Author:   Ancestry.com
Publication:   Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.
3. Title:   Web: Oklahoma, Find A Grave Index, 1800-2012
Source:   S-1268219370
Author:   Ancestry.com
Publication:   Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.
4. Title:   U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current
Source:   S-882628349
Author:   Ancestry.com
Publication:   Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.
5. Title:   Illinois, Marriage Index, 1860-1920
Author:   Ancestry.com
Publication:   Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.
6. Title:   Newton Funeral Home Records, Perry, OK (in Carnegie Library)
Page:   Noble County, Oklahoma, Newton Funeral Home Records, 1898 - 1918, Noble County Genealogy Society. (By Year - Not Indexed.) Page 100   Mrs. Mary E. Rorabough ordered by A.B. Rorabough place of death 8.5 miles south, funeral service, Oct 24, 1916 at residenc
Source:   S-1381655334
7. Page:   Year: 1900; Census Place: Black Bear, Noble, Oklahoma; Roll: T623_1340; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 148.
8. Title:   Family Data Collection - Individual Records
Page:   Birth year: 1837; Birth city: ; Birth state: VA.
Source:   S-1270659883
Author:   Edmund West, comp.
Publication:   Ancestry.com Operations Inc

Notes
a. Note:   f Section 20 of what became in 1894 Black Bear Township named for the Black Bear Creek which flowed from west to east across the southern part of the township. A section map and article about Black Bear Township can be found at the Oklahoma Historical Society in a book entitled History of Noble County. The chapter on Black Bear Township mentions the land homesteaded by "Mary E. Hubbartt, formerly Mary E. Rorobow". The Cherokee Strip Museum is located just outside Perry, Oklahoma today. There one may also find Mary's name listed as participating in this historic event. Mary Ellen married John W. Hubbartt, 3 Dec 1894, in Noble County. She later divorces him, and according to Bible records written by Mary she marries her first husband's brother, Aaron. Her tombstone shows her as the wife of A.B. Rorabaugh. Mary Ellen died in October, 1916. In Fairview Cemetery, south of Perry, Oklahoma, there are 2 plots, 8 lots, registered in the name Rorabaugh. The plots are numbered 87 & 88. I have in my possession some postcards dated around 1910, 11 written to her from her grandchildren. * Records of Fairview Cemetery kept by Freida Campbell, 509 Holly, Perry, Oklahoma 73077, 405-336-5237. (1994). Mary Ellen Clark - Oklahoma Pioneer Mary Ellen Clark, participated in the Ch erokee Strip Land Run intoOklahoma Territory on September 19, 1893. She obtai ned a homesteadin the southeast quadrant of Section 20 of what became in 1894 B lackBear Township named for the Black Bear Creek which flowed from west toeast across the southern part of the township. A section map and article about Bl ack Bear Township can be found atthe Oklahoma Historical Society in a book enti tled History of NobleCounty. The chapter on Black Bear Township mentions the l andhomesteaded by "Mary E. Hubbartt, formerly Mary E. Rorobow". The Cherokee Strip Museum is located just outside Perry, Oklahomatoday. There one may also find Mary's name listed as participating inthis historic event. Mary Ellen married John W. Hubbartt, 3 Dec 1894, in Noble County. Shelater divorces him, and according to Bible records written by Mary shemarries her first husband's b rother, Aaron. Her tombstone shows heras the wife of A.B. Rorabaugh. Mary Ellen died in October, 1916. In Fairview Cemetery, south ofPerry, Oklahoma, there are 2 plots, 8 lots, registered in the nameRorabaugh. The plots are num bered 87 & 88. I have in my possession some postcards dated around 1910, 11 writtento her from her grandchildren. * Records of Fairview Cemetery kept by Freida Campbell, 509 Holly,Perry, Oklahoma 73077, 405-336-5237. (1994).
Note:   Mary Ellen Clark - Oklahoma Pioneer Mary Ellen Clark, participated in the Cherokee Strip Land Run into Oklahoma Territory on September 19, 1893. She obtained a homestead in the southeast quadrant o

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