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Narcissa
Oklahoma Through the Years:
Life Along the Mother Road
- Route 66
by Luretta E.
Armagost Williams
July, 2009
AD2301-$40.00
Meet the Author
Introduction
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Table of Contents
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2010
Grove Community Center
104 W 3rd Street -
Grove, Oklahoma
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The
author's first solo publication contains
282 pages and is an oversized 8.5x11" format. The full color perfect bound
(softbound) book includes subject index, photos, maps, and numerous
transcriptions and original newspaper clippings. As an active genealogist,
historian, and scrapbooker, the author correctly identified the need to record
at least some of the history contained in the tiny hamlet of Narcissa, before it
completely faded into individual memory. A collector of Narcissa history for
quite some time, she hopes that this information is shared, through her
publishing, far and wide.
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original book Copyright - reprinted here with permission.
Introduction to the Book
The book came about as a result of my
interest in history and families of the area. This was fostered by my parents
and particularly my father, John Armagost. Both my parents kept various types
of records, photos and notes over the years and these were a springboard for
me. My dad often wrote articles for the local newspaper, sharing historical
information and this encouraged me to look at our history, while also looking
forward.
For some time, I considered how to best
present the most information about the Narcissa community and its’ people, in
the small space of a book. The idea was to preserve as much of the history as
possible in one location.
With an interest in genealogy, history,
and scrap-booking, the idea of simply presenting the information in the form of
newspaper articles, photos, and family stories began to take shape. Therefore,
this book is presented in the current form. There are four sections to the
book, beginning with the church since the Baptist Mission came first. It is
followed by community and school sections. The subject index shows the focus of
the collection. Therefore, it can not and should not be considered an every
name and every place index.
This is an historical sketch that
contains information from many sources. In each case, all efforts have been made
to preserve the original spellings of names, places and things as they were
submitted or found by the author. However, there are some cosmetic changes this
author has made that should make it easier on you, the reader. For example, in
place of various decades of “current accepted” state abbreviations, every effort
has been made to spell out each state in all material prepared for this
manuscript. However, all photo representation of original documents, sites, or
original material has remained untouched in their content. All names and native
words, have remained intact. Due to the size of this project, the reader is
still sure to find at least some other typographical errors. Feedback is
welcome on such items, so future editions can eliminate errors.
By no means should this book be
considered the full history of the Narcissa area. It is merely my attempt to
record what information was available to us. No doubt there will be
unintentional errors, as is often the case in such compilations. Since many who
were approached for family information did not come forth, it is entirely
possible that those families may not be fully represented.
All in all, it is the hope of this writer
that what has been preserved in this book will be enjoyed by the reader. I
would encourage others to seek more family and historical materials and to find
a way to preserve them for the future.
Luretta
Williams
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Table of
Contents
Title
Page
Dedication
About the
Author
Thank
You
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Table of
Contents
Church
Community
School
Index
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Meet the Author
Luretta E.
Armagost Williams
Luretta is one of two daughters born to
John and Marie Armagost. She grew up in the Narcissia community and attended
church and school there. She and her husband, Anthony Williams, live on the
Armagost Farm today. Luretta and Anthony have three grown children.
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