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Louisa Scraper

Birth1860 - Going Snake District, Cherokee Nation, I. T. (now Adair, OK
Death25 Jan 1897 - Not Available
MotherMalinda 'Nelly~ Nelly' McIntosh
FatherArchibald Scraper

Born in Going Snake District, Cherokee Nation, I. T. (now Adair, OK on 1860 to Archibald Scraper and Malinda 'Nelly~ Nelly' McIntosh. Louisa Scraper married Walter Sanders and had 8 children. She passed away on 25 Jan 1897.

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Parents
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Archibald Scraper
1816 - 1904
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Malinda 'Nelly~ Nelly' Mcintosh
1802 - 1866
Spouse(s)
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Walter Sanders
1856 - 1900
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Jesse "Squirrel" Leaf
1860 - 1913
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Dave Wolf
1851 - 1917
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Charles Sanders
1882 - 1938
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William E. Goingsnake Scraper
1880 - 1947
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Hugh "Steve" Wolfe
1886 - 1917
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Redcloud Wolfe
1890 - 1912
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Monroe Wolfe
1888 - 1906
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Henry "Oo-na-da-ga" Wolfe
1894 - 1925
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John Sanders
Unknown - Unknown
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Arthur W Sanders
1881 - Unknown

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