ALA "ALLIE" F. JOHNSTON, born March 1890 in Indian Territory, was the daughter of Benjamin Frank Johnston and Mary Jane Unknown.
At the time of the 1900 Census of Indian Territory (Chickasaw Nation, Roff Township, later Pontotoc County), Ala F. Johnston was enumerated with her parents Frank B. and Mary J. Johnston. Her father was listed as being one-quarter Chickasaw Indian and her mother one-half Choctaw Indian, making their children (Albert, Edward H., Ala F., Blanch L., and Myrtle L.) five-eights mixed Chickasaw/Choctaw. A Dawes Roll Index listed a "B. F. Johnston" on Roll 310--it is not known at this time if this was Allie's father.
Allie Johnston married Roscoe Adkins 13 Jan 1911 in Pontotoc County OK. Their son, Glenn F. Adkins, was born January 2, 1912, at Roff, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma and died on February 14, 1982 at Durant, Bryant County, Oklahoma. At the time of the 1920 census (12-13 January 1920), Glenn F. Adkins, aged 8 years, was living with his grandfather, Ben F. Johnston, at Roff, Fitzhugh Township, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma. Ben F. Johnson (born about 1855 in Oklahoma or Indian Territory), his wife Jane (born about 1865 in Oklahoma or Indian Territory), and Glenn Adkins were listed as being of the Indian race. Ben F. Johnston was a farmer, doing general farm work. Both Glenn and his grandparents were listed as "Indian" in the 1920 census of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma.
The relationship of Roscoe Adkins and Allie Johnston was of short duration. Mrs. Allie Johnston married Rube (Reuben) C. Freeny in Pontotoc County, December 27, 1913 (Marriages of Roff, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, Book 1, May 18, 1911 - April 9, 1927). Both individuals were listed as being from Roff, Oklahoma. Their daughter Othelia Freeny was born January 11, 1915 in Fitzhugh, Pontotoc County. Reuben C. and Allie Freeny were enumerated with their daughter, Othelia, aged 5, in the 1920 Census of Midland Township, Pontotoc County. The family was listed as being "white."
Death and burial information for Allie Freeny is unknown at this time.
At the time of the 1900 Census of Indian Territory (Chickasaw Nation, Roff Township, later Pontotoc County), Ala F. Johnston was enumerated with her parents Frank B. and Mary J. Johnston. Her father was listed as being one-quarter Chickasaw Indian and her mother one-half Choctaw Indian, making their children (Albert, Edward H., Ala F., Blanch L., and Myrtle L.) five-eights mixed Chickasaw/Choctaw. A Dawes Roll Index listed a "B. F. Johnston" on Roll 310--it is not known at this time if this was Allie's father.
Allie Johnston married Roscoe Adkins 13 Jan 1911 in Pontotoc County OK. Their son, Glenn F. Adkins, was born January 2, 1912, at Roff, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma and died on February 14, 1982 at Durant, Bryant County, Oklahoma. At the time of the 1920 census (12-13 January 1920), Glenn F. Adkins, aged 8 years, was living with his grandfather, Ben F. Johnston, at Roff, Fitzhugh Township, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma. Ben F. Johnson (born about 1855 in Oklahoma or Indian Territory), his wife Jane (born about 1865 in Oklahoma or Indian Territory), and Glenn Adkins were listed as being of the Indian race. Ben F. Johnston was a farmer, doing general farm work. Both Glenn and his grandparents were listed as "Indian" in the 1920 census of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma.
The relationship of Roscoe Adkins and Allie Johnston was of short duration. Mrs. Allie Johnston married Rube (Reuben) C. Freeny in Pontotoc County, December 27, 1913 (Marriages of Roff, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, Book 1, May 18, 1911 - April 9, 1927). Both individuals were listed as being from Roff, Oklahoma. Their daughter Othelia Freeny was born January 11, 1915 in Fitzhugh, Pontotoc County. Reuben C. and Allie Freeny were enumerated with their daughter, Othelia, aged 5, in the 1920 Census of Midland Township, Pontotoc County. The family was listed as being "white."
Death and burial information for Allie Freeny is unknown at this time.
ALA "ALLIE" F. JOHNSTON, born March 1890 in Indian Territory, was the daughter of Benjamin Frank Johnston and Mary Jane Unknown.
At the time of the 1900 Census of Indian Territory (Chickasaw Nation, Roff Township, later Pontotoc County), Ala F. Johnston was enumerated with her parents Frank B. and Mary J. Johnston. Her father was listed as being one-quarter Chickasaw Indian and her mother one-half Choctaw Indian, making their children (Albert, Edward H., Ala F., Blanch L., and Myrtle L.) five-eights mixed Chickasaw/Choctaw. A Dawes Roll Index listed a "B. F. Johnston" on Roll 310--it is not known at this time if this was Allie's father.
Allie Johnston married Roscoe Adkins 13 Jan 1911 in Pontotoc County OK. Their son, Glenn F. Adkins, was born January 2, 1912, at Roff, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma and died on February 14, 1982 at Durant, Bryant County, Oklahoma. At the time of the 1920 census (12-13 January 1920), Glenn F. Adkins, aged 8 years, was living with his grandfather, Ben F. Johnston, at Roff, Fitzhugh Township, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma. Ben F. Johnson (born about 1855 in Oklahoma or Indian Territory), his wife Jane (born about 1865 in Oklahoma or Indian Territory), and Glenn Adkins were listed as being of the Indian race. Ben F. Johnston was a farmer, doing general farm work. Both Glenn and his grandparents were listed as "Indian" in the 1920 census of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma.
The relationship of Roscoe Adkins and Allie Johnston was of short duration. Mrs. Allie Johnston married Rube (Reuben) C. Freeny in Pontotoc County, December 27, 1913 (Marriages of Roff, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, Book 1, May 18, 1911 - April 9, 1927). Both individuals were listed as being from Roff, Oklahoma. Their daughter Othelia Freeny was born January 11, 1915 in Fitzhugh, Pontotoc County. Reuben C. and Allie Freeny were enumerated with their daughter, Othelia, aged 5, in the 1920 Census of Midland Township, Pontotoc County. The family was listed as being "white."
Death and burial information for Allie Freeny is unknown at this time.
At the time of the 1900 Census of Indian Territory (Chickasaw Nation, Roff Township, later Pontotoc County), Ala F. Johnston was enumerated with her parents Frank B. and Mary J. Johnston. Her father was listed as being one-quarter Chickasaw Indian and her mother one-half Choctaw Indian, making their children (Albert, Edward H., Ala F., Blanch L., and Myrtle L.) five-eights mixed Chickasaw/Choctaw. A Dawes Roll Index listed a "B. F. Johnston" on Roll 310--it is not known at this time if this was Allie's father.
Allie Johnston married Roscoe Adkins 13 Jan 1911 in Pontotoc County OK. Their son, Glenn F. Adkins, was born January 2, 1912, at Roff, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma and died on February 14, 1982 at Durant, Bryant County, Oklahoma. At the time of the 1920 census (12-13 January 1920), Glenn F. Adkins, aged 8 years, was living with his grandfather, Ben F. Johnston, at Roff, Fitzhugh Township, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma. Ben F. Johnson (born about 1855 in Oklahoma or Indian Territory), his wife Jane (born about 1865 in Oklahoma or Indian Territory), and Glenn Adkins were listed as being of the Indian race. Ben F. Johnston was a farmer, doing general farm work. Both Glenn and his grandparents were listed as "Indian" in the 1920 census of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma.
The relationship of Roscoe Adkins and Allie Johnston was of short duration. Mrs. Allie Johnston married Rube (Reuben) C. Freeny in Pontotoc County, December 27, 1913 (Marriages of Roff, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, Book 1, May 18, 1911 - April 9, 1927). Both individuals were listed as being from Roff, Oklahoma. Their daughter Othelia Freeny was born January 11, 1915 in Fitzhugh, Pontotoc County. Reuben C. and Allie Freeny were enumerated with their daughter, Othelia, aged 5, in the 1920 Census of Midland Township, Pontotoc County. The family was listed as being "white."
Death and burial information for Allie Freeny is unknown at this time.
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