Known Dead and Wounded in the Tulsa Race Riot

Compiled by I. Marc Carlson
Last updated 30 Mar 2009

There are a number of differing opinions among historians and non-historians regarding the actual number of people killed during the riot. These range from 36 (10 White/26 Black) to more than 300. The Truth is No One REALLY Knows. What this list represents are those people we know of. This is not intended to represent any people we know nothing of.   It is probable that several of these may overlap, with some of the identified people being the same as the unidentified ones.  This list is also just a work in progress.

TRRC refers to the Tulsa Race Riot Commission (and specifically their listing)

Name Color Status Age Notes from newspapers, records, etc. 1920-21 Directory Listing, or other Listing? Source(s)
Abernathy, J. L. Black Wounded ??? 620 E. Hiel . Morningside Hospital.  Shot through the back.  Very Serious No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Adams, Ed Black Dead 32 b. abt 1889 No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Stanley Funeral Home Record
Alexander, Greg Black Dead 35 Gregg? b. abt 1886.  Shot in the back, died at Morningside Hospital No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Stanley Funeral Home Record; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Arnley, Cal Black Wounded ??? 712 E. Easton. Morningside Hospital. Not serious.  Still hospitalized in Dec. 1921  Shot in ankle.  Hoping to save leg. No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921; First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
Arnold, Vance Black Wounded ??? Not serious. At Morningside Hosp No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Austin, Earnest (sometimes listed as Ernest) White Dead 39 10 1/2 N Main, an employee of Pathe phonograph shop (8 W 5th).  Previously identified in Tribune as F.M. Baker

The address of 10 1/2 N Main given in the paper was taken from the death certificate, and was the address of the person who identified the body.  The proprietress of the boarding house at that address.

Shot the morning of the 1st as he stopped on the way to work to look at the 'havoc wrought by the fire', and was shot in the chest.  He died en route to the hospital.  His body was returned to Rushford, NY, accompanied by a Mr. Joseph/Josephs.

 Austin, Earnest E. salsmn rms 511 S Cincinnati "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921

2 Unidentified Obits. 

Pers comm with family members.
Austin, Edward White Wounded 38 418 S. Detroit who was listed as having been admitted to Oklahoma Hospital for a wound to the left foot/shot in toe.  Not serious. No listing at this address "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Baker, F.M White Dead 38 Of Haviland, KS, 27.  Died as Morningside Hospital  According to the 1 Jun 21 Tribune, he was carrying ID for Norman Gillard, 315 S Norfolk (See Norman Gilliland below). No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Baker, Johnny Black Wounded ??? 28 1/2 Cincinnati. Morningside Hospital. Not serious Baker, John (c ) lab rms 23 1/2 N. Cincinatti Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Barker, Harry Black Dead 37? No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000
Barren, Howard Black Wounded ??? No address. Morningside Hospital.  Slightly wounded. Was released. (Probably the same as Howard Barrens below) No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Barrens, Howard Black Dead 19 B. about 1902.  Killed from gunshot wound to the chest. Barrens, Howard (c) elev opr Maye bldg, r.31 N Jackson av (1921) "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Daily World, 7 Jun 1921; Martin Fleming/Ninde Funeral Home Record
Barry, James Black Wounded ??? 518 Elgin. Morningside Hospital. Not serious No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Baskin, Ed Black Wounded ??? 410 E. Easton.  Morningside Hospital. Not serious No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Belshmer, E.F White Wounded ??? TRRC lists this person as having died. In the 1 Jun 1921 Tulsa Daily World, "E.E. Bershmer" of 1437 E. Hodge who was listed as having been admitted to Tulsa Hospital for a gunshot wound to Left side of his neck. This was received when he stopped his car at 5th and Boston. Belchner, E. Oklahoma Hospital. Shot in hand and leg. Thought serious. Belshner, Edward F. (wife Grace A) clk r 1437 E 1st (1920, 1922) Muskogee Phoenix, 1 Jun 1921 (according to TRRC); Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Bentley, William Black Wounded ??? Morningside Hospital.  Head wound.  Released after treatment No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Berrell, John White Dead 85 b. abt 1836, came from Pennsylvania No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Martin Fleming/Ninde Funeral Home Record
Brown, Andy Black Wounded ??? Wounded in the initial Courthouse Exchange.  There are two Black Andy Browns listed in the 1921 Directory Maybe Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Brown. Willie Black Wounded ??? Morningside Hospital.  Given first aid No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Bryant, Tom Black Missing resumed dead, or wounded ??? Stepfather of Otis G. Clark.  Just to mention it, there is a Bryant, Thomas ( c) cook 308 S Main av r.659 E William in the 1922 Directory.  T.J. Bryant, 8 1/2 E Archer is taken Morningside Hospital and was expected to recover. No listing Weaver, Heather. "Riot survivor recounts story of fateful day" Tulsa Daily World 14 Feb 2000; "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Carr, Ruth Black Wounded ??? 1339 Crust Street. Slightly wounded. Morningside Hospital No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Carter, Charles ??? Wounded ??? T.B. Homeless. First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
Chapple, P. A. Black Wounded ??? Morningside Hospital.  Released after treatment possibly Chappelle, Peter A. (c ) Lawyer 23 1/2 N Cincinatti rms same Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Cline, Homer White Dead 17 Clyne? b. 10 Sep 1904, came from Arkansas.  May have previously been identified as "Olson of Sapulpa"; 2 June Tribune "Homer C. Clyne."  Mitchell-Fleming Funeral Parlor. No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Martin Fleming/Ninde Funeral Home Record; Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Collins, J. ??? Wounded or died? ??? 522 N. Boston. TRRC lists this person as having died. In the 1 Jun 1921 Tulsa Daily World, "James Collins" who was listed as having been admitted to Tulsa Hospital for a gunshot wound to?  The Tulsa Tribune says "Jess Collins" and Serious.. There are two James Collin's in the 1921 Directory, but no Jess.  2 June. Back filled with buckshot, but will recover. Maybe Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Crouch, Garland White Wounded ??? 16 N. Quincy. Pilot.  Upper Abdomen and right arm.  Oklahoma Hospital.  Thought Serious. No listing at this address Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Curry, F. L. White Wounded ??? Oklahoma Hospital for a gunshot wound to Left side of his neck. This was received when he stopped his car at 5th and Boston. Not serious.  He is also listed as being at Tulsa Hospital in Serious condition No listing, although he is supposed to the the son of _____ Curry. Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921
Curry, H. Lewis White Wounded 28 Illinois Hotel.  The Race Riot Commission lists this person as having died. In the 1 Jun 1921 local papers, "H.L Curry" was listed as having been admitted to Oklahoma Hospital for a gunshot wound to left leg and left hand. Tulsa Hospital. Shot in the neck, but "will recover" Curry, Henry L. scout Ohio Cities Gas Co b. Illinois Rooms (1920); Curry, H. Lewis scout Pure Oil Co., rms Illinois Hotel (1921) Guthrie Leader and Muskogee Phoenix, 1 Jun 1921 (according to TRRC); Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 1 Jun 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Cytron, J. White Wounded ??? Tulsa Hospital.  Shot in the hand. Released after treatment Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Daggs, George Walter White Dead 27, 35 In Trib. b. abt 1894, came from NY.  At first listed as the unidentified 35 year old man at the Stanley-McClune Mortuary: Bullet to the head.  He was later identified in the Tribune.  He is listed as unidentified by the TRRC. Daggs, G. Walter clk Okla Natural Gas Co rms 902 S Cheyenne Av (1920) Daggs, G. Walter office mgnr Pierce Oil Corp. rms 734 Denver Av. (1921) "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Stanley Funeral Home Record; Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921;Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Danney, George L. Black Wounded ??? 515 N. Hartford. Morningside Hospital.  Not serious No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Davis, Dan Black Wounded ??? 417 N Exeter. Not serious. Morningside Hospital. Davis, Daniel, (c ) Fireman  rms 415 Exeter pl. Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Diamond, Carrie Black Killed ??? "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000
Dow, A.N. White Wounded ??? 401 S. Madison. Shot in the upper thigh, and fractured arm. Oklahoma Hospital.  Serious No listing at this address Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Elmer, Robert White Wounded ??? Of West Tulsa. Oklahoma Hospital. No listing Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Epps, William Black Wounded ??? Muskogee. Morningside Hospital. Not badly wounded No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Everett, Ruben or R. T Black Dead? ??? 1610 E Archer. Morningside Hospital. Seriously wounded in the Abdomen Everett, Reuben (c) (Wife: Jane) lab r 610 E Archer "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Fisher, Lee White Wounded 21 The Race Riot Commission lists this person as having died. In the 1 Jun 1921 newspapers, "Lee Fisher" a truck driver of 338 1/2 E. 1st who was listed as having been admitted to Oklahoma Hospital for a gunshot wound to left leg. Thought serious - though later released.  He was shot in first exchange at 1st and Cincinnati at 10.30 PM Tuesday night. Fisher, Lee chauffeur Davenport & Warriner Co rms 332 1/2 E1st Guthrie Leader and the Vinita Paper 1 Jun 1921 (according to TRRC); Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921;Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Foster, Lonnie Black Wounded ??? 619 Exeter Av. Morningside Hospital Foster, Lonnie (c ) (wife: Carrie)  Baker rms 519 N. Frankfort. Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Gamble, Henry ??? Wounded Old Aneurism.  May recover. First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
Gamble, V.M. White Wounded ??? 220 W. Cameron Tulsa Hospital.  Shot in shoulder, thought serious but will recover. No listing, no such address Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Gilliland, Norman White Wounded ??? 315 S. Norfolk.  Morningside Hospital.  Wounded in the arm, released after treatment. No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Gilmore, Ila White Wounded,  ??? 225 E. King St. or 225 E. King St. Shot six times in the left arm and side while on her porch by a sniper from a church. Morningside Hospital.  Mrs. S.A. Gilmore. 2 June Tribune - "expected to recover".  Also in 2 June Tribune - "not expected to recover".  She apparently did recover.  This is likely the person referred to as "Mrs. Deary" by Sgt. Esley Gilmore, Silas A. (Ila) contr 225 E. King. R same "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921; Snow, Clyde C. "Confirmed Deaths" in the TRRC Report (28 Feb 2001); Muskogee Phoenix
Glaze, Miranda Black Wounded ??? 610 E. Archer. Morningside Hospital.  Not serious. Glaze, Mrs. Miranda (c ) lab rms 610 E Archer Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Greeson, James White Dead 28-32 At first, listed as unidentified - later idenfied by Clyde Greeson.  At Mowbray Mortuary; Bullet to the back of the head. Clyde Greeson (Greeson Auto Rpr Co.) 123 N Cincinnati.  No listing for James. Greeson Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921
Griffin, Clarence Black Wounded ??? Boley, Okla.  Morningside Hospital. Will recover Griffin, Clarence (c ) Helper Hotel Tulsa. Rms 420 E Easton Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Gurner, William Black Wounded ??? Morningside Hospital. Slightly wounded No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Hartshone, E. D White Wounded ??? Oklahoma Hospital; Shot in thigh No listing under any name Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Hastings, W.R. SGT White Wounded ??? 1507 E. Jefferson.  Tulsa Hospital.  Wounded in the arm, not serious.  Left Hospital.E82 No listing Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921
Hawkins, George Black Dead 78 The Tribune states that he was rushed to Cinnibar Hospital from Red Fork, and died from natural causes on Saturday (4 Jun), and had nothing to do with the riot. No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Tribune, 5 June 1921; Martin Fleming/Ninde Funeral Home Record
Hawkinson, Robert C White Dead 22 Hawkinson/Haukison/Hankson.  B. 26 Dec 1899 Indiana. Tool dresser, Jenks Okla.  TRRC. Wrist and Abdomen; Shot in right wrist, through abdomen, left arm.  Abt 6.45 am.  P&S Hospital.  Died on 2d. No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 3 June 1921; Stanley Funeral Home Record
Hileam, E.R. White Wounded ??? Fern Hotel.  Compound fracture of thigh. Oklahoma Hospital. Serious Hileman, Earl R. Chauffeur Yellow Cab Co.  Rms Fern Hotel. Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Hileman, Earl R. White Wounded ??? "City" shot through the thigh.  Oklahoma Hospital.  Not serious Hileman, Earl R. Chauffeur Yellow Cab Co.  Rms Fern Hotel. Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Hill, Clarence White Dead ??? Died at Frissell Hospital.  There is a Clarence F. Hill in the 1921 Directory, but he also appears in the 1922. No listing Tulsa World, 1 Jun 1921
Hode, J.S. Black Wounded ??? Morningside Hospital. Released after treatment. No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Howard, Edward G. Black Dead ??? Howard, Edward G ( c) (wife: Mary) (Safety First Loan Co.) tailor 107 1/2 N Greenwood r 2244 N Frankfort Av. "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Stanley Funeral Home Record
Hudson, Billy Black Dead ??? Since the other William Hudson appears at the same job in both the 1921 and 1922 directories. (It is unclear who this person is, since I have no access to the interview in question, it may be Lett's grandfather, it may not be). Possibly Hudson, William H (c) lab rms 612 E Archer "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; interview with Elwood Lett (according to TRRC) 
Ingram, Ed Black Wounded ??? Morningside Hospital.  Released after treatment No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Jackson, Andrew C. Black Dead ??? Physician, Mayo Bros considered him the finest Black Surgeon.  An anonymous account, citing a Mr. Gideon who said he witnessed the events, Jackson was shot while emerging from his house with his hands up, clearly surrendering. J.W. Hughes in his statement refers to Dr. Jackson as dying in great pain at the Convention Center; Newspaper accounts say he was shot running from his burning home and killed instantly; his is also described as having died in the Armory detention center, and his death certificate was signed by the county attorney Seavers Jackson, Andrew C ( c) (Wife: Julia) phys 503 N Greenwood av r 523 N Detroit av

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 "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Parrish, Mary E. Jones, ed. Events of the Tulsa Disaster. Tulsa: Privately printed, 1922?; Stanley Funeral Home Record; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921; Snow, Clyde C. "Confirmed Deaths" in the TRRC Report (28 Feb 2001)
Jackson, S. Black Wounded ??? 1038 E. Middleton.  Morningside Hospital. Will recover No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Jackson, Ulysses Black Wounded ??? 901 E. Easton. Morningside Hospital.  Not serious Jackson, Ulysses (c) porter  r. 901 Easton Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Janes, Arthur White Dead 31 Oil driller of Wynona, Ok.  Killed in gun battle in at corner of Archer and Cincinnati.  Shot through the head by a second story gunman (over a drugstore) who was in turn killed. No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 3 June 1921
Jeffery, George (or Jefferies) Black Dead 35 Shot in abdomen.  Morningside Hospital No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Jenkins, M.J. White Wounded ??? 312 S. Detroit. Tulsa Hospital. Powder burns.  Left after treatment Possibly Melvin Jenkins carp r. Wm Jenkins (who in turn r Park View Sta). Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921
Johnson, Charles Black Wounded ??? Morningside Hospital. Released after treatment. at least 3 possibles Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Johnson, H. Black Wounded ??? The TRRC lists him as dead.  512 N. Frankfurt.  Morningside Hospital. Slightly wounded No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Johnson, ? Black Dead? ??? Anecdotal: J.W. Hughes in his statement refers to a "Johnson" as being in great pain at the Convention Center.  This may be one of the two wounded people brought to the Convention Center.  This is possibly Dr. Jackson ? Angels of Mercy, p.211; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Johnson, Marie Black Wounded ??? 501 W. 17th  Morningside Hospital.  Not serious No clear listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Joiner, G. F. White Wounded ??? 1703 S. Main.  Shot in the leg.  Oklahoma Hospital.  Not serious Joiner, George W (Wife: Susie E.) (Electro Therapy Institute) r 507 S Houston Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Jones, Arthur Black Wounded ??? 1415 N. Denver. Morningside Hospital. Will recover No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Knox, Commodore Black Wounded ??? 800 E Haskell Ave.  Morningside Hospital No listing Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Lane, Oliver Black Wounded ??? Morningside Hospital.  Released after treatment Lane, Oliver (c ) 11 W 2d rms 619 E Archer Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Lasley, Leroy Black Wounded ??? Morningside Hospital. Wounds treated and released Lasley, Le Roy (c ) Elevator Operator SWBell Telephone r,s 411 N. Hartford Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Lee, J. White Wounded ??? Tulsa Hospital.  Powder Burns.  Released after treatment Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Lewis, G. W. Black Wounded ??? 607 E. Archer. Morningside Hospital.  Not serious Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Lewis, Tony Black Wounded ??? 404 E Brady. Morningside Hospital.  Slightly wounded in the arm.  May be the ? Lewis listed  by the TRRC as dead ??? "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Linsdley, ? Black Wounded ??? Slightly wounded. Morningside Hospital Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Lockard, Ed Black Dead 33 Probably the Ned Lockard, waiter at Joseph L and Nina Lockard's restaurant at their residence at 316 E Archer? According to the 1920 Census, Ed was only 8; although on his grave stone at Oaklawn "Eddie" was b. 10 Dec 1888, d. 1 Jun 1921. Maybe "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Stanley Funeral Home Record (2 Jun)
Logsdon, K.G. White Wounded ??? K.G. Logsdon. 308 Cincinnati (n.b. work address),  Shot in arm. Tulsa Hospital. Not Serious. Logsdon, Krit G. clk Hettinger Bros Mnfgf Co. (Dental Supplies) rms TMCA Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Lotspeich, Charles D. White Dead 22 Listed in the 1 Jun 21 Tribune as "Carl D Lotpaisch, 28, Randall KS", and the 2 Jun Tribune as Carl D Lotspeich, 28, Tulsa" Shot in the chest - Died in Oklahoma Hospital.  Mowbray Mortuary. No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000
Mardick, C.E. ??? ??? ??? Empl Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Tulsa Hospital. Wounded in the arm. Released after Treatment No listing Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Masek, A.E. White Wounded ??? 3534 E 4th. Morningside Hospital.  Slightly wounded in arm during early morning fighting on 1 June.  Released after treatment Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Maynor, Willis Black Wounded ??? Morningside Hospital. Shot in the neck, but expected to recover Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
McDonald, H. D. White Wounded ??? 1706 E. 15th.  Morningside Hospital.  Not serious Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Meadows, Chester Black Wounded ??? 112 N. Hartford.  Slightly wounded. Morningside Hospital Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Miller, Curd White Wounded 17 Office boy, 1st National Bank.  Hit in the leg during the first exchange at the Courthouse. Not serious, sent home. Miller, Curd. Clk First Natl Bank b 2026 E 1st Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921
Miller, Frank ??? Wounded ??? In Red Cross care, 30 Dec 1921.  TB. Home burned in riot. First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
Miller, Jake ??? Wounded Old Suffered paralytic stroke during riot. Homeless First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
Miller, Joe Black Dead ??? May be the Joseph (c) (Wife: Allie) chauffeur r 626 E Hill. Maybe "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Stanley Funeral Home Record
Moore, Ruth Black Wounded ??? 311 Easton. Morningside Hospital.  Will recover? Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Moore, Will Black Wounded ??? Morningside Hospital.  Slightly wounded. Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Morrison, ?? Black? Dead ??? Mother of Arthur Morrison, age 12.  Possibly Rosa (wife of Sed) lab r. 743 E Williams - since "Morrison" isn't a really common name among Blacks in North Tulsa in 1921. Maybe "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Angels of Mercy, p.196
Neel, Andrew Black Wounded ??? Locksbury Ark. Morningside Hospital. Not seriously wounded Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Nelson, Tom Black Wounded ??? 510 N. Elwood. Morningside Hospital. Treated and released. Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Oliver, Ruth Black Wounded ??? 522 N. Elgin. Morningside Hospital. Shot in the foot and will recover Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Osborne, Robert L. See Below
Owens, Ross G. White Wounded ??? 1198 S. Jackson Shot with bird shot, several wounds. Oklahoma Hospital. Not serious Oewns, Ross G. mech, 1108 S Jackson Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Palmer, Robert White Wounded 23 The Race Riot Commission lists this person as having died. In the 1 Jun 1921 newspaper accounts list "Robert Palmer (or Palmore)" of West Tulsa who was listed as having been admitted to Oklahoma Hospital for a gunshot wound to left shoulder. Not serious No listing Muskogee Phoenix, 1 Jun 1921; Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921;Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Parts, James White Wounded ??? Tulsa Hospital.  Shot in the arm, released after treatment.

See Paris, James.  Parts may well be a typo or a misreading

 Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Paris, James White Killed ??? Dead by 8.00, 31 May O'Brien, William M. Pers. Comm. 15 Feb 2002 about a death certificate in TRRC papers.
Perry, A. White Wounded ??? 923 S. Elwood.  Morningside Hospital.  Serious arm wound, compaound fracture. Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Pierce, S. H Black Dead ??? No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Court Case Petition (according to TRRC)
Prunkard, G. T. White Wounded 34 Of Sapulpa.  Conducter on the Frisco. Admitted to Oklahoma Hospital.  Birdshot wounds to  left shoulder, chin, and forehead. Released. No listing Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921;Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Ree, Sam Black Dead ??? No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Stanley Funeral Home Record
Renkin, Latha Black Wounded ??? Muskogee.  Morningside Hospital.  Not serious Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Rhodes, Homer White Wounded ??? Left after treatment Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Rivers, Bob Black Wounded ??? 416 Archer. Morningside Hospital. Wounded in the Abdomen.  Worked at the Fred Harvey stand at the Frisco station. Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Roberts, Harry White Dead 27? b. abt 1894.  There is a Harry M Roberts listed in 1920 and 1921, in fact he's listed twice 1922, but he also appears in the 1922 Directory.  There is a Harry S Roberts in the 1920 Directory who does not appear in 1921, but he reappears in 1922. No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Martin Fleming/Ninde Funeral Home Record
Robinson, Lane Black Wounded ??? 621 W. Williamson. Morningside Hospital. Not serious Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Sandridge, M.M. Black Dead ??? Sandridge, Matthew M (c) (Wife: Bessie) prop Midway Hotel 420 E Archer r same. Riot deaths, Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Court Case Petition (according to TRRC)
Seltzer, R. N. White Wounded ??? 529 S. Utica. Tulsa Hospital.  Leg, shot in knee. Not Serious No listing Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921
Shelton, Lewis Black Dead 77 b. 14 Oct 1844 Tenn. No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Stanley Funeral Home Record
Sherrick, Otto White Wounded ?? 112 N Frisco av. Tulsa Hospital  Face powder burned. Will recover. possible son of Sherrick George A caser r 112 N Frisco Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921, Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Sherrill, T.J. White Dead 51 Although an article about the RRC in 2000 listed him as killed in the riot (hence his inclusion here), he was actually murdered 26 August 1921 in the early morning, likely by Doc Barker.  Sherrill, Thomas J (wife: Lulu) chipper Okla Iron Wks r. 715 N Cascade av (1920); Sherrill, Thomas J (wife: Lou) watchman r.727 N Owasso av (1921); Lulu B. Sherrill of 717 N Owasso av (Wid. Thomas J) (1922) "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Daily World, 27, 28 August 1921.
Shields, Lewis White Wounded ??? Paris Texas.  Tulsa Hospital. Shot in hand.  Released after treatment Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Shigley, Mrs M.R. White Wounded ??? 123 E. Jasper. Morningside Hospital.  Brought in 10 am 1 Jun with wound in right arm Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Shumate, Cleo White Dead 24 Shot early in the evening, Tuesday night.  Mowbray Funeral Home Shumate Cleo, tool dresser, rms 28 1/2 W 1st (1921) "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Slinkard, L. C/Grocer White Wounded 25 The Race Riot Commission lists this person as having died. In the 1 Jun 1921 local newpaper accounts, there is an "L. T. Slinkard" of West Tulsa who was listed as having been admitted to Oklahoma Hospital for a fractured leg (or rib), caused by his being struck by a car full of Black people. No listing Guthrie Leader and Muskogee Phoenix, 1 Jun 1921 (according to TRRC); Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 1 Jun 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Smith, Florida Black Wounded ??? 18 Kalamagor St. Muskogee. Morningside Hospital. Slightly wounded Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Smith, Franklin T. Black Wounded ??? 114 1/2 N. Greenwood.  Morningside Hospital.  Will recover

At the time, he lived at the Gurley Hotel.  He was accidentally shot in the leg with birdshot, around noon of the 1st

 Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921; Redfearn v.. American Central Insurance Co.
Sterling, A.T. White Wounded ??? 314 S. Zunis. Minor injuries. Oklahoma Hospital. No listing Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Stevenson, Alex Black Wounded ??? 501 E. Archer. Morningside Hospital. Not serious; Still in Red Cross care 30 Dec 1921.  Shot in hand, arm and leg - compound fractures. Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921; First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
Stick, A.B./G.B. White Wounded ??? Sapulpa City Clerk, admitted to Oklahoma Hospital with a gunshot to the back.  Declared serious. No listing Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Switzgood, Gordon/George White Wounded ??? 410/416 N. Detroit (n.b. there is no 410 N Detroit listed in the 1921 Directory, nor is there any "Switzgood"). Tulsa Hospital. Shot in the Knee. Not Serious No listing Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921
Talbot, ? Black Dead ??? Male - Probably Nelson Talbot.  According to the 1921 Directory, there were 4 male Talbots (Benjamin, Edward, Elijah, and Nelson) living at 23 N Hartford. Eliza was Nelson's wife. Elijah appears in the 1922 Directory. Maybe "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Interview with Otis Clark (according to TRRC)
Talbot, ? Black Dead ??? Female - probably Eliza Talbot See Above "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Interview with Otis Clark (according to TRRC)
Taliafirio, Lily Black Wounded ??? Perry, Okla.  Morningside Hospital.  Not serious Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Thomas, C.C. White Wounded ??? 803 S. Main. Shot in Leg. Oklahoma Hospital. Not serious No listing Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Turner, William Black Dead or Wounded 35 Shot through the abdomen. A janitor at the Daniels Bldg  Died at Morningside Hospital 1 Jun; He is also listed as still alive on 2 June. 623 N Exeter No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Tyson, Sam Black Wounded ??? 22 N. Cincinnati. Morningside Hospital. Not serious Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Vickers, E.F./C.F. White Wounded ??? City. Tulsa Hospital. Arm shot, Elbow.  Treated and released.  May be the E. Vickers listed in the 1928-30 KKK Roster Possibly Vickers, Edwards (Wife: Mary) cond r.2502 E 9th. Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Walker, Cualey Black Dead ??? No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Stanley Funeral Home Record
Walker, Elsie Black? Wounded 80 In Red Cross care, 30 Dec 1921.  Ulcers in Leg. Will never be well. Homeless First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
Walker, Henry Black Dead ??? There are several Henry Walkers (c) listed in 1921 Directory. Maybe "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Stanley Funeral Home Record
Washington, L. Black Wounded ??? Morningside Hospital.  Stabbed in the arm.  Released after treatment Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Weaver, G.E.. White Dead 24 No listing "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000
Wheeler, E. L White Wounded ??? Shot in the chest by a "youth" while trying to get vigilantes to stop firing.  Taken to the hospital.  Recovered. Tulsa Daily World, 15 July 1921.
Wheeler, John Black Dead ??? Shot on the way to work Wednesday Morning Wheeler, John ( c) porter First Natl Bank rms 405 N Elgin av "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Stanley Funeral Home Record; Tulsa Daily World? Cited in Angels of Mercy; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
White, George N White Wounded ??? Assistant Fire Chief.  Accidentally shot in leg.  Not serious. Released. White, George M (Wife: Flora) asst chief r.11 S Norfolk av Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921
Whitty, Celia Black Wounded ??? 600 N. Greenwood.  Morningside Hospital. Slightly wounded Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Williams, Porter Black Wounded ??? 33 1/2 N Cincinnati. Morningside Hospital. Will recover Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Wilson, J.H. White Dead 74 No listing

I believe this may be Thomas Henry Wilson b. Holland/Netherlands, 1845, d.31 May 1921. Bur. Rose Hill Cem. Worked for Midland RR, and as a minister - possibly Baptist.  Texas c1865, KY, Ballard Co. Census, 1870, single.  M1 Martha Jane McNiece b. TN.  John Wilson, b. 1871 Dexter, Stoddard Co. Mo.
Lenny Wilson, b. Stoddard Co. Mo. Edward Wilson, b. Stoddard Co. Mo  George Wilson, b. Stoddard Co. Mo
M2 Alice Hensley  Rene Wilson, b. 1900 Jackson Co., AR (Later lived in LeFlore Co as Rene Harris)

 "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000

Research of Florence Palmer Herring.
Wissenger, J.E. White Wounded ??? 150 Admiral or 1202 E 2d. Shot in knee.  Oklahoma Hospital.  Not serious Probably Wissinger, John E (Wife: Lucille) mech r.315 Easton pl. Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Withrow, Ira James -or- Withrow, Samuel J White Dead 19 Both names listed.  b. 28 Jun 1902, came from Indiana (funeral home); "son of A.B. Withrow of the Regal Hotel"  Killed 5.45 am. "Special Deputy" - shot through the neck.(3 Jun Trib) Withrow, Samuel J. clk Regal Hotel r. same (1921) "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Martin Fleming/Ninde Funeral Home Record; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 3 June 1921
Woffard, Shirley Black Wounded ??? Morningside Hospital.  Released after first aid Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Woodard, Ora Black Wounded ??? Morningside Hospital. Wounds treated and released on 1 June. Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Unidentified Man Black Dead ?? "Man in the Street - Covered/Uncovered" Image Photographs - 4 photos.  One uncovered, three covered by newspaper. W-18
Unidentified Man Black Dead ?? "Man at night" Image Photograph. McFarlin 53
Unidentified Man Black Dead ?? "Mustached Man"/"Man by Fence" Image Photographs  - 5 photos.  McFarlin S-9, S-11, 15, 54
Unidentified Man Black Dead? ?? Convention center on truck. Image
Unidentified Man Black Dead ?? "Man with a hat" Unknown Photograph. McFarlin W-1
Unidentified Man Black Dead ?? "Burned Man 1", with barrels and burned trees. Unknown Photographs. McFarlin W-2, W-4
Unidentified Man Black Dead ?? "Burned Man 2", by a motorcycle. Unknown Photographs. McFarlin 55, S10 W-5.
Unidentified Man White Dead 40? Or 25 in trib Killed about 5.45 AM Wednesday morning in engagement on N. Cincinnati.  6', 165 lbs, Brown Hair. Shot in the neck. At Mitchell-Fleming morgue. 6', 165 lbs, Brown Hair. Dk Green Trousers, brown coat, tan shoes, tan belt with silver buckle (initial "w") ??? "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921; Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Unidentified Man White Dead 28 or 40 in Trib Lt brn hair, lt brown eyes, 5' 10".  Mowbray Funeral Parlor.  Shot through the head on N. Peoria around 10 pm on Tuesday. ??? Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921
Unidentified woman White ??? ?? Knocked to the pavement by auto at 10th and Main.  Physicians and Surgeons Hospital.  May not be directly involved with riot. ??? Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? TRRC: I don't know who this is referring to - these people are uncited, and may be referring to someone mentioned above. ??? "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? TRRC: I don't know who this is referring to - these people are uncited, and may be referring to someone mentioned above. ??? "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? TRRC: I don't know who this is referring to - these people are uncited, and may be referring to someone mentioned above. ??? "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? TRRC: I don't know who this is referring to - these people are uncited, and may be referring to someone mentioned above. ??? "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? TRRC: I don't know who this is referring to - these people are uncited, and may be referring to someone mentioned above. ??? "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? TRRC: I don't know who this is referring to - these people are uncited, and may be referring to someone mentioned above. ??? "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000
Unidentified Child Black Dead 0 Stillborn.  I don't know who these are referring to - they are uncited.  The Red Cross records listed in Angels of Mercy state that there were 8 premature births leading to stillbirths.  It is possible that this is the stillborn  child referred to by Rosa Skinner, and who was lost by the parents in the chaos.  It is probable that this is the child referred to by the Stanley-McCune mortuary records as having been found and brought in by police. ??? "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Snow, Clyde C. "Confirmed Deaths" in the TRRC Report (28 Feb 2001)
Unidentified Man White Dead ??? Admitted to Tulsa Hospital ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man White? Dead ??? Admitted to P&S Hospital ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man White Wounded ??? Admitted to Oklahoma Hospital Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Unidentified Man White? Wounded ??? Admitted to Oklahoma Hospital Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Killed near Frisco depot. Rooftop sharpshooter, shot by another sharpshooter.  One of the first 5 Black Bodies found. ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Killed near Frisco depot. Hiding on Archer.  One of the first 5 Black Bodies found. ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Killed near Frisco depot. Hiding on Archer.  One of the first 5 Black Bodies found. ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Killed near Frisco depot.  One of the first 5 Black Bodies found. ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Killed near Frisco depot.  One of the first 5 Black Bodies found. ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man Black Dead? ??? In police custody at the time of the 1st edition (about 3 am), badly wounded and expected to die.  He is probably one of the two men referred to as having been wounded during the initial rioting downtown after 10 PM.  May be one of the three referred to as "being wounded in pistol duels" about 10.00 PM. ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man Black Wounded ??? In police custody at the time of the 1st edition (about 3 am), wounded.  He is probably one of the two men referred to as having been wounded during the initial rioting downtown after 10 PM.  May be one of the three referred to as "being wounded in pistol duels" about 10.00 PM. ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man Black Wounded ??? One of the three referred to as "being wounded in pistol duels" during the initial rioting downtown about 10.00 PM.  His status was not mentioned, but he is unlikely to have been killed.  He may have only been lightly wounded. ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man Black Wounded ??? Wounded in exchange at 6th and Boulder at 10.30 PM.  Taken to hospital ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man White Wounded ??? Wounded in exchange at 6th and Boulder at 10.30 PM.  Taken to hospital ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man Black Wounded ??? Armed.  Pursued into an alley north off Main E of 6th by 4 armed Whites about 10.30 PM ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man White Wounded ??? Wounded in the initial Courthouse Exchange, allegedly by Johnny Cole's pistol, as it was slapped aside by Dep. McLean ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Probably unarmed.  Killed by stray shots in the volley that killed the armed Black in an alley north off Main E of 6th about 1030PM ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Black Dead ??? Anecdotal.  One and possibly more bodies were tied to cars and dragged behind the vehicle while people fired guns into them. ??? Quoted in Angels of Mercy.
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Anecdotal.  An elderly man and woman were shot and killed as they prayed in their house. ??? White, Walter F. "The Eruption of Tulsa." Nation 112 (29 June 1921): 909-10
Unidentified Woman Black Dead ??? Anecdotal.  An elderly man and woman were shot and killed as they prayed in their house. ??? White, Walter F. "The Eruption of Tulsa." Nation 112 (29 June 1921): 909-10; also referred to In Smitherman poem.
Unidentified Man Black Dead? ??? Shot out of the window at the Masons and Oddfellows hall ?? Testimony of Barney Cleaver (Redfearn vs. American Central Insurance Co).
8 Unidentified Men ??? Dead? ??? A few shot up by the tracks that night (some carried off?), and several more shot at and hit at the 400 block of Easton ?? Testimony of Columbus F. Gabe (Redfearn vs. American Central Insurance Co).
2 unidentified men ??? Dead? ??? Lying in the street at Archer and Cincinatti by around 11 at night ?? Testimony of Henry C. Sowters (Redfearn vs. American Central Insurance Co).
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Found dead after having fled town while wounded. ??? Tulsa paper. quoted in Angels of Mercy.
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Found dead after having fled town while wounded. ??? Tulsa paper. quoted in Angels of Mercy.
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Found dead after having fled town while wounded. ??? Tulsa paper. quoted in Angels of Mercy.
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Found dead after having fled town while wounded. ??? Tulsa paper. quoted in Angels of Mercy.
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Found dead after having fled town while wounded. ??? Tulsa paper. quoted in Angels of Mercy.
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Found dead after having fled town while wounded. ??? Tulsa paper. quoted in Angels of Mercy.
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Found dead 2 Miles north of Dawson, after having fled north while wounded from a gunshot to the neck.  23d Black Body found. "A tall yellow skinned negro".

May be Ed Lockard who is buried in Oaklawn.  he may have been shot by a pilot.

 ??? Tulsa Daily World, 7 Jun 1921

Warner, Richard S., "Airplanes and the Riot" in the TRRC Report (28 Feb 2001) citing an unidentified newspaper article.
Unidentified Black Dead ??? Found burned in business bldg on Greenwood ??? Tulsa paper. 5 June 1921 quoted in Angels of Mercy.
Unidentified Black Dead ??? Found burned in business bldg on Greenwood ??? Tulsa paper. 5 June 1921 quoted in Angels of Mercy.
Unidentified Black Dead ??? There were 2 people who were dead prior to the riot whose bodies were not recovered from the Jackson Mortuary. ??? Snow, Clyde C. "Confirmed Deaths" in the TRRC Report (28 Feb 2001)
Unidentified Man White Dead ??? A lone pedestrian was taken for a Black, and fired upon - being hit 25 times. ??? Tulsa Daily World, 1 Jun 1921
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Anecdotal.  This may be Nathaniel Smith, according to Lett family researchers. ??? Various interviews with Elwood Lett
Unidentified Man Black Dead ??? Anecdotal.  Jack Thomas described a man who had been shot in the back falling into his house on Archer ??? Parrish, Mary E. Jones, ed. Events of the Tulsa Disaster. Tulsa: Privately printed, 1922?.
Family of R.E. Love Black Missing ??? Missing after several days Love, Richard (c) porter 105 E 3rd rms 524 1/2 Archer (no wife listed) (1921); Both Love, Richard (c) lab, rms 520 E Easton and Love Robert (c ) (Wife: Lydia) r.1206 N Greenwood av (1922) Tulsa paper quoted in Angels of Mercy.
McElhaney, J. R. White Dead? ??? May not have been involved with the riot.  He is listed as having died before he could be tried for bad check writing. James J. McElhaney appears in both 1921 and 1922 directories. No listing Quoted in Angels of Mercy.
Osborne, Robert L. White Dead 25 b. 28 Jun 1902 Indiana. R.L. Osborn was shot late Sunday 5 June, and has nothing to do with the Riot.  However, the TRRC listed him. Maybe "Riot deaths", Tulsa Daily World, 5 February 2000; Tulsa Daily World, 6 Jun 1921; Martin Fleming/Ninde Funeral Home Record
35-40 unidentified Whites who were slightly wounded, came into Tulsa Hospital for treatment then left without leaving name or address. Tulsa Tribune, 1 June 1921
15 or 30 wounded patients called at Oklahoma Hospital to get wounds dressed, but left. Tulsa Tribune, 2 June 1921
47 Blacks were being taken care of at Cinnibar Hospital for injuries by Sunday 5 Jun.  Report that Friday3 Jun there had been 72 but many were released. Tulsa Tribune, 5 June 1921
19 Died on/before 30 Dec 1921 under care of Red Cross First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
48 # of wounded Whites hospitalized during and after riot at Red Cross Expense First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
135 # of wounded Blacks hospitalized during and after riot at Red Cross Expense First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
98 # of wounded Blacks hospitalized since riot First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
233 Total # (Blacks) receiving Hospital care 233 First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
22 # of people who are still in Hospital at 30 Dec First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
18 # of people who died First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
193 # of people who have been released First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
233 First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.
531 # receiving Red Cross Care 514 First Aid report (30 Dec 1921), quoted in Angels of Mercy, and Johnson, Hannibal, Black Wall Street.

 

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