Robert Reeves wed Mary Lacy on Mar. 30, 1888. Source: Crawford Co. Ark. Marriage Record.
Robert Reeves is supposedly buried in the Greenhill Cemetery in Muskogee with his youngest brothers Bass Jr. and Homer, but I've seen no evidence. It stands to reason that their father would also be buried in Greenhill, but again the proof is lacking.
"Notice"
Bass Reeves had six documented boys and five documented girls with his first wife that can
be found in the 1870, 1890 and 1900 U.S. Census. Over the years, people apparently outside
of the Bass Reeves Family have added others through confusion, misinformation and little documentation on findagrave (most removed) and other genealogy websites. A case in point, the William Reeves (born 1877 in OK.) attached to Bass and his first has wife by Judy Young has no census or any other known connection to the U.S. deputy marshal.
Children:
Mary Reeves (1889-?) of McAlester, OK.
Rothery Robert (1892-1951) of McAlester, Oklahoma, registered for the draft in 1917, he had a wife and a bad right foot, which probably kept him from serving. Rothery's death certificate states that he was born March 4, 1893 in Van Buren, Arkansas, and that he died Dec. 1, 1952 in Los Angeles, California. He is buried in Evergreen Cemetery.
Robert Reeves wed Mary Lacy on Mar. 30, 1888. Source: Crawford Co. Ark. Marriage Record.
Robert Reeves is supposedly buried in the Greenhill Cemetery in Muskogee with his youngest brothers Bass Jr. and Homer, but I've seen no evidence. It stands to reason that their father would also be buried in Greenhill, but again the proof is lacking.
"Notice"
Bass Reeves had six documented boys and five documented girls with his first wife that can
be found in the 1870, 1890 and 1900 U.S. Census. Over the years, people apparently outside
of the Bass Reeves Family have added others through confusion, misinformation and little documentation on findagrave (most removed) and other genealogy websites. A case in point, the William Reeves (born 1877 in OK.) attached to Bass and his first has wife by Judy Young has no census or any other known connection to the U.S. deputy marshal.
Children:
Mary Reeves (1889-?) of McAlester, OK.
Rothery Robert (1892-1951) of McAlester, Oklahoma, registered for the draft in 1917, he had a wife and a bad right foot, which probably kept him from serving. Rothery's death certificate states that he was born March 4, 1893 in Van Buren, Arkansas, and that he died Dec. 1, 1952 in Los Angeles, California. He is buried in Evergreen Cemetery.
Family Members
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Sarah "Sally" Reeves Sanders
1861–1933
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Harriet Reeves
1868 – unknown
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Georgie A. Reeves Johnson
1870–1909
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Newland Reeves
1873 – unknown
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Edgar Reeves
1876 – unknown
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William Reeves
1877–1942
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Benjamin Reeves
1879 – unknown
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Alice Mae Reeves Spahn
1880–1966
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Lula Reeves
1881–1899
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Homer Reeves
1882–1903
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Bass Reeves Jr
1887–1901
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