Payne County Oklahoma

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Captain David L. Payne, is a veteran of the Civil War for whom Payne County, Oklahoma is named. Captain Payne is also known as the Father of Oklahoma and led several groups of settlers into the area of Indian Territory, now the site of Stillwater, Oklahoma. Payne served in the 10th Kansas Infantry Regiment during the war. A memorial has been erected over his burial site in Stillwater's Boomer Lake Park. The site is marked by the original gravestone erected by the James Shield Post #57 of the Grand Army of the Republic of Wellington, Kansas where he was originally buried.

Payne County was opened to settlement in the Oklahoma land run of 1889.
Stillwater is the county seat.

Historical	Records	Townships & Map
OKGenWeb Photo Gallery The Washington Irving Trail Museum Lawmen & Outlaws Payne County History	Indian Papers Social Security Death Index Land Records Payne County Marriages 1894-1897 1920 Payne County Census (partial)
Research Resources	Military	Churches
Surnames Lookups Query Page Oklahoma Resources Payne County Funeral Homes Stillwater Newspress Newspaper Cushing H.S. Name Index 1930-2000 LDS Research Outline for Oklahoma	Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Census	Biographies	Family Links
	Carl Judge, Journalist Martha Alameda (Mattie Thompson) Bell	COX Family Photos & More! Life In A Covered Wagon DRIGGS family

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