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| Title | Oral history interview with Keller 'Mozelle' Stockton |
| Interviewee | Stockton, Keller 'Mozelle' |
| Interviewer | Finchum, Tanya |
| Interview Date | 2011-05-31 |
| Farm Name | Stockton Farm |
| County | Mayes |
| About the Farm | Prior to 1906, Joanna Scraper Ross received land in Mayes County, Oklahoma through the Cherokee Indian Allotment. Joanna Scrapper married W.L. Ross and they had several children including Willie, a daughter. Willie married Henry Clay Cochran and they had children one of whom was Keller Mozelle Ross Stockton. Willie and Clay divorced and in 1925 Willie became the owner of the farm. As time passed, Mozelle and her husband, Sherman Stockton, became owners of the farm and at this time. Mozelle, a 1938 graduate of Strang High School, continues to live on the land. |
| Abstract | Oklahoma Centennial Farm; Stockton Farm; Strang, Oklahoma; Mayes County, Oklahoma; acquiring the land; Cherokee Indian allotment; Lynch Prairie; inheriting the land; early crops and livestock; chickens; schoolteacher; Northeastern State University; war years; Pryor ammunition plant; California shipyards; Adair High School business teacher; farmhouse; Depression; education; father; Strang; mother; first car; home demonstration club; water; well; heat; coal and wood; Greenbrier; R. A. Smith; 4-H; Roundup; Mayes County Fair; horses; play; basketball; barns; outhouse; Strang gym built through WPA; church; hog butchering; telephone party line; daughters; next 100 years; name Keller Mozelle; holidays; and movies. |
| Description | Keller 'Mozelle' Stockton was interviewed May 31, 2011 as part of the Oklahoma Centennial Farm Families Oral History Project. |
| Digital Publisher | Oklahoma Oral History Research Program-Oklahoma State University |
| Collection | Oklahoma Centennial Farm Families |
| Interview Number | OCF_035 |
| Rights Management | This material may not be copied or reproduced without permission. For more information, contact the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program at liboh@okstate.edu or call 405-744-7685. |
Description
| Title | Old barn |
| Interviewee | Stockton, Keller 'Mozelle' |
| Interview Date | 2011-05-31 |
| Farm Name | Stockton Farm |
| County | Mayes |
| About the Farm | Prior to 1906, Joanna Scraper Ross received land in Mayes County, Oklahoma through the Cherokee Indian Allotment. Joanna Scrapper married W.L. Ross and they had several children including Willie, a daughter. Willie married Henry Clay Cochran and they had children one of whom was Keller Mozelle Ross Stockton. Willie and Clay divorced and in 1925 Willie became the owner of the farm. As time passed, Mozelle and her husband, Sherman Stockton, became owners of the farm and at this time. Mozelle, a 1938 graduate of Strang High School, continues to live on the land. |
| Abstract | Oklahoma Centennial Farm; Stockton Farm; Strang, Oklahoma; Mayes County, Oklahoma; acquiring the land; Cherokee Indian allotment; Lynch Prairie; inheriting the land; early crops and livestock; chickens; schoolteacher; Northeastern State University; war years; Pryor ammunition plant; California shipyards; Adair High School business teacher; farmhouse; Depression; education; father; Strang; mother; first car; home demonstration club; water; well; heat; coal and wood; Greenbrier; R. A. Smith; 4-H; Roundup; Mayes County Fair; horses; play; basketball; barns; outhouse; Strang gym built through WPA; church; hog butchering; telephone party line; daughters; next 100 years; name Keller Mozelle; holidays; and movies. |
| Description | Old barn on Stockton Farm property |
| Digital Format | image/.jpg |
| Digital Publisher | Oklahoma Oral History Research Program-Oklahoma State University |
| Collection | Oklahoma Centennial Farm Families |
| Interview Number | OCF_035 |
| Rights Management | This material may not be copied or reproduced without permission. For more information, contact the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program at liboh@okstate.edu or call 405-744-7685. |
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