Name	Birth	Death	Notes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Alexander, Nancy	Unknown	October 1882
Barnett, Nellie	1870	July 8, 1954
Bowlegs, Is	Unknown	August 20, 1880
Bruner, Aey?	Unknown	August 1878
Bruner, Annie	October 10, 1872	August 28, 1925	Robert E. Bruner's wife. Creek freedman card 20, roll 99
Bruner, Davis	Unknown	October 30, 1878
Bruner, Doran	May 15, 1849	August 14, 1925	Mary Ann's husband. Son of Dori and Racheal
Bruner, Elnora	Unknown	October 17, 1883
Bruner, Grace Bowlegs	1825 - Florida	August 12, 1885	Wife of John, Full Blood Seminole. Grace had four children, Ellen, Ben, Tom and Annie.
Bruner, John	1824	June 10, 1889	John, husband of Grace and father to Ellen, Ben, Tom and Annie. He came with his parents William (Paden) and Affie to Indian Territory around 1829 over the historic "Trail of Tears". He and his brothers Caesar, Perry, Paro and William founded a small Freedman community called Bruner Town which no longer exists. Bruner Town was midway between the present towns of Seminole and Konawa on Salt Creek
Bruner, Mary Ann	September 1, 1854	August 4, 1927	Doran's wife
Bruner, Rachel	November 28, 1890	August 25, 1914	Daughter of Robert E and Annie, Creek freedman card 20, roll # 102
Bruner, Robert E.	October 15, 1862	July 10, 1927	Annie's husband, Seminole freedman card 649, roll 2011
Bruner, Umus?	Unknown	Unknown
Carlina, Fannie	Unknown	1900
Grayson, Avery	October 24, 1922	June 1980
Grayson, Sam Sgt.	July 11, 1924	February 12, 1980
Grayson, Susie	November 29, 1895	May 3, 1971	Emma Ramsey's and Dink Williams' sister
Jefferson, Eliza Bruner	February 13, 1889	July 8, 1972	Annie and Robert's daughter, Creek freedman card 20, roll 101
Marshall, Austin	1820	August 22, 1890	Minerva Moppin's father
Ramsey, Ed	December 24, 1871	December 19, 1940
Ramsey, Emma	1892	1968	Susie Grayson's and Dink Williams' sister.
Ramsey, Rena Bruner	January 12, 1887	March 14, 1932	Annie and Robert Bruner's daughter, Creek freedman card 20, roll 100
Williams, Alice Wildcat	July 26, 1908	March 26, 1948
Williams, Dink	February 15, 1910	February 10, 1970	Emma Ramsey's and Susie Grayson's brother
Wood, George L.	July 3, 1892	December 17, 1930
Wood, Melissa Douglass	October 24, 1853	October 4, 1943	Spouse - Wellington Wood (1854 - 1936)

 

The Negro Abraham

The date of Abraham’s death is unknown to me, but presumably it took place not long after 1870.

According to Mr. Payne, he is buried at Brunertown, west of the Little River settlement, near Hazel. Mr. Payne has seen a stone shaped into a marker, with his name on it,
over the grave, but cannot recall whether or not it bears a date. Some young Oklahoma historian could profitably spend a few days in the vicinity of Wewoka, Sasakwa,
Noble Town, Little River, and Brunertown, visiting the grave and searching for further traditional information on the later life of this remarkable personality.

courtesy -  Kenneth Wiggins Porter
 

Bruner Cemetery - Little, OK

Bruner Cemetery #2 - Seminole County, OK

Thomas Town Cemetery - Sasakwa, OK

 

 08/02/2015