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Olive Nowlin 1889 - 1975

Olive Nowlin of Corrigan, Polk County, Texas was born on November 24, 1889, and died at age 85 years old in June 1975.

Olive Nowlin

Corrigan, Polk County, Texas 75939

November 24, 1889

June 1975

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November 24, 1889

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Olive Nowlin lived 13 years longer than the average family member when died at the age of 85.

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In 1889, in the year that Olive Nowlin was born, on April 22nd, at "high noon," about 50,000 people took off to claim open lands in the Land Rush of 1889. Called the "Unassigned Lands," part or all of 6 counties in Oklahoma were up for grabs. By the end of the day, Oklahoma City and Guthrie were created - each with about 10,000 inhabitants.

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In 1894, she was only 5 years old when large reserves of oil were discovered on the Osage Indian reservation in Oklahoma. Previously thought to be "useless" land - not even good for farming - the tribe had bought the land themselves. The discovery of oil made the Osage the "richest group of people in the world" at the time.

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