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Re: William Vann
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William Brewer is buried in Fort Gibson. However, William Snow Brewer was in the Civil War, so he couldn't be the same person.

All my aunts and uncles on the Brewer died. There are some decendents of the Brewers still living in Okay.

One of my cousinds husband worked for the BIA in land management. He has a map of the land allotments.

Where are you from?

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