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- Q7412728 description "American businessman".
- Q7412728 description "American businessman".
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- Q7412728 abstract "Samuel S. Cobb, the youngest son of J.B. Cobb and Evaline Clingan, was born on December 12, 1865, in Bradley County, Tennessee, USA. In 1870, Cobb and his family traveled by train to Fort Scott, Kansas, where they loaded up and took a wagon to Tahlequah, Indian Territory, the Cherokee Nation's capital. After about ten months Cobb and his family left Tahlequah and settled southeast of the present day town of Wagoner. At this spot Cobb's father paid $1500 to a Cherokee for a two-room box house, a log barn and a few acres of fenced land. All the land was owned together by the Cherokees and anyone could farm as much they wanted as long as no one's rights were infringed upon. Cobb went to school at home until he was sixteen, then entered the Cherokee Male Seminary, in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, for two years. In 1884 he became a student at the State Agricultural College (now Kansas State University) in Manhattan, Kansas and graduated after four years in 1889.".
- Q7412728 birthDate "1865-12-12".
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- Q7412728 birthYear "1865".
- Q7412728 deathDate "1947-10-11".
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- Q7412728 deathYear "1947".
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- Q7412728 birthDate "1865-12-12".
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- Q7412728 dateOfBirth "1865-12-12".
- Q7412728 dateOfDeath "1947-10-11".
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- Q7412728 name "Cobb, Samuel Sylvester".
- Q7412728 name "Samuel Sylvester Cobb".
- Q7412728 occupation "Business Man".
- Q7412728 placeOfBirth "Bradley County, Tennessee, U.S.".
- Q7412728 placeOfDeath "Wagoner, Oklahoma".
- Q7412728 shortDescription "American businessman".
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- Q7412728 comment "Samuel S. Cobb, the youngest son of J.B. Cobb and Evaline Clingan, was born on December 12, 1865, in Bradley County, Tennessee, USA. In 1870, Cobb and his family traveled by train to Fort Scott, Kansas, where they loaded up and took a wagon to Tahlequah, Indian Territory, the Cherokee Nation's capital. After about ten months Cobb and his family left Tahlequah and settled southeast of the present day town of Wagoner.".
- Q7412728 label "Samuel Sylvester Cobb".
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- Q7412728 givenName "Samuel Sylvester".
- Q7412728 name "Cobb, Samuel Sylvester".
- Q7412728 name "Samuel Sylvester Cobb".
- Q7412728 surname "Cobb".