Wild West Shoot Outs and Early Graves of the 1800s Land Rush

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I love this channel. Wonderful sources about life in the 19th. century, beautifully narrated. I suppose a home on the prairie was dreamt of as being better than a life in the workhouse. Hard times. Whatever.

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[@MomentsInTrading]

The movie Far and Away staring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman is about the Oklahoma land boom. It’s a decent movie. “They have so much land, they’re giving it away!”

[@janerkenbrack3373]

Thanks for the story about the Boomers and the Sooners. The Oklahoma nickname is the Sooner State, because of that land rush. Oklahoma City is the 20th largest US city by population (I thought I heard you report it was 8th). It is 11th by area, but that doesn't say too much, as the largest by that metric is Sitka, Alaska and they have less than 9000 people living there.

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[@Khatoon170]

As always iam gathering main information about topics you mentioned briefly here it’s there were participants in boomers movement. These participants were white settlers in 1880s who called (unassigned lands) within Indian territories were public property and open to anyone for settlement, not just Indian tribes in 1889 as many as 50 thousands settlers poured into Oklahoma hoping to share claim to portion or nearly two million acres opened for settlement by USA government, many had campaigned federal government to open land for, settlements were known as boomers. Land run 1889 began legal opening of federally held land for white settlement quickly led to creation of Oklahoma territory under organic act of 1890 and , ultimately to formate of forty sixth state of union . Oklahoma land rush of 1889 was first land run to unassigned lands of for American Indian territory, which had earlier been assigned to creek and Seminole people. That was opened to settlement included all parts of Canada, Cleveland, kingfisher, Logan , Oklahoma, Payne counties of present day USA state of Oklahoma. Thank you for giving us chance to read learn new information improve our English as well.

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[@Wheelchairspeeder]

Wow you're doing a story on a area i know pretty decent..you want to do a story about a crazy old town with a wild history try Lawton Ok and ft sill..and thank you for doing propper research and the native American story some dignity..alot of " history channels" are pretty rude and apathetic to the trail of tears .. I'm half Cherokee myself and i had ancestors who walked that death march and obviously survived but I had one ancestor going to Indian territory up the cadron river in AR and she passed away from a cholera epidemic there's a plaque by the river with names of Trail victims and my ancestors name is on it her name was Susie Ward..and we have some pretty wild towns here in Texas and a few boom towns you'd have a feild day researching them.. Oklahoma a paradise thats a stretch... I've lived in Lawton for a spell and its boring and a practical ghost town only thing keeping the economy alive is gambling and the army base but you can definitely imagine it in its younger wilder days..norman and okc isn't very far and lawton was a rest stop going to those towns if you were on the Abilene trail if i recall but if you ever do a story about Quannah parker he has a famous trail and pass by the witchita mountains he used to get in and out of texas and ok i used to live not even 15 min from them and let me tell you the sun rise over the mountain and prairie is beautiful and breath taking and you can sense the history there..i had to come home to Texas for health reasons but it was definitely interesting my time there..i felt like I was home and I had no idea why till I found my family connection to that area..i love your channel and thank you for doing this story..