Indian Pioneer Papers Project - Lucille S. Brannon nee Haworth
Submitted by Catherine Widener  catz@kcisp.net
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Name:  Lucile S. Brannon
             Turley, Oklahoma
Born: Tulsa, Oklahoma
Date:  Not given
Parents:  Owen H, Haworth (white)
              Ida L. (Stephens) Haworth (Cherokee) born in Tahlequah

Mrs. Bannon’s story:
   My mother is the daughter to Sarah (Hicks) and S. S. Stephens, whose ancestors are from Georgia.  
They were teachers and educators in Oklahoma.
  My father came from Indiana and is the son of Rev. W. P. Haworth, missionary among the Indians.
  S. S. Stephens started the Female Seminary at Tahlequah, now the Northeastern State Teachers College,
 and his daughter, Ida L. Stephens (now Mrs. Owen Haworth) started or opened the Mission School in the 
fall of 1884 in Tulsa, Oklahoma
   Rev. W. P. Haworth started the first Presbyterian Church in Vinita, and Tulsa, Oklahoma.  He was 
stationed at Vinita when called to Tulsa in 1884.

Transcribed by Catherine Widener 2002
Volume 77
Transcriber notes:  Full name is Lucile Sarah Haworth.  She married Orval O. Brannon in 1905.
Dawes #  8317, Census Card # 3404
1/8  Cherokee
Father: Spencer Scago Stephens b. abt 1837
Dawes # 5760, Census Card # 2220  
½  Cherokee
Mother: Sarah Rosalie Hicks b. May 27, 1832
Dawes # 5761, Census Card # 2220  
¾ Cherokee