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- f6959b77435d83e2c57939f82249e886f3aac1b42e9acd2f14fe387966dee723 first "Lindsey T.".
- f6959b77435d83e2c57939f82249e886f3aac1b42e9acd2f14fe387966dee723 isCitedBy Larissa,_Texas.
- f6959b77435d83e2c57939f82249e886f3aac1b42e9acd2f14fe387966dee723 isCitedBy Texas_Cherokees.
- f6959b77435d83e2c57939f82249e886f3aac1b42e9acd2f14fe387966dee723 last "Baker".
- f6959b77435d83e2c57939f82249e886f3aac1b42e9acd2f14fe387966dee723 location Norman,_OK.
- f6959b77435d83e2c57939f82249e886f3aac1b42e9acd2f14fe387966dee723 publisher University_of_Oklahoma_Press.
- f6959b77435d83e2c57939f82249e886f3aac1b42e9acd2f14fe387966dee723 quote "Fearing hostilities as a result of unrest among the Cherokee who occupied the same general area, the Killough family retreated . . . to a vicinity nearer to Nacogdoches.".
- f6959b77435d83e2c57939f82249e886f3aac1b42e9acd2f14fe387966dee723 title "Ghost Towns of Texas".
- f6959b77435d83e2c57939f82249e886f3aac1b42e9acd2f14fe387966dee723 year "1986".