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| Surname | Given | Position or Crime | County or Territory | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HACKETT | Benjamin F. | U. S. Marshal 04-02-1901 to 02-06-1904 |
Central District of Indian Territory | usmars |
| HADWINGER | Gus | U. S. Deputy Marshal | Alva, Oklahoma Territory | htp211 |
| HAGGARD | Loren | Lawman | Chant/McCurtain area of Haskell Co. | |
| HAINER | Bayard T. | Jurist City Attorney Associate Justice Supreme Court |
Guthrie & Perry, Oklahoma | moop18 |
| HAINES | Wiley | Deputy Marshal in 1893 and served as a peace officer for thirty years in the Osage Nation, now Osage County, OK; captured Walter MCLAIN Oct 29, 1903, in Osage Nation. | Osage Nation | |
| HAINEY | William | U S Marshal | Indian Territory | Indian Pioneer Papers Aaron Duncan interview September 14, 1937 |
| HALE | John M. | Chief Deputy under Nix | Oklahoma Territory | htp190 |
| HALE | William | Murder | Osage Nation | ootp82-88 |
| HAMLIN | Henry | Violation of the National Prohibition Act | Logan Co. | |
| HAMMER | John S. | U. S. Deputy Marshal 09-21-1897 to 01-20-1902 |
Southern District of Indian Territory |
brdp207 Indian Pioneer Papers John Martin Adair Interview February 28, 1938 usmars |
| HAMMON | Leka | Policeman | Lawton, Oklahoma Territory | htp250 |
| HAMMOND | C. C. | Sheriff | Comanche Co. | htp256 |
| HAMNER | Fred | Deputy Sheriff turned Bank Robber | Seminole Co. | pbfp251 |
| HAMPTON | Silas | Outlaw was executed 10-07-1887 at Ft. Smith. |
Indian Territory | |
| HAMPTON | W. H. | District Attorney 1886 | Choctaw Nation | Doug Barkley |
| HANNA | ? ? ? ? | Outlaw - wanted for murder brought in by Bass Reeves aka "George Washington" |
Indian Territory | brdp192 |
| HARGROVE | S. Fletcher | Murder in Tennessee - brought in by Heck Thomas | Stonewall, Indian Territory | htp81 |
| HARJO | Chitto | Leader of a disgruntled group of Indians in the Creek Nation aka "Crazy Snake" This group caused what is now known as the Crazy Snake Uprising. Harjo was brought in by Grant Johnson. |
Creek Nation - Western District | brdp230-234 |
| HARJO | Tulwa | Outlaw | Indian Territory | brdp12 |
| HARMON | Lowell | Chief of Police 1974-1978 |
Enid, Garfield Co. | |
| HARP | Bud | Lawman | Chant/McCurtain area of Haskell Co. | |
| HARP | Frances | Lawman | Chant/McCurtain area of Haskell Co. | |
| HARREN | Tom | Lawman | Chant/McCurtain area of Haskell Co. | |
| HARRIS | Fred | Unknown | Logan Co. | |
| HARRIS | Joe | Unknown | Logan Co. | HARRIS | Paul | Attorney | Indian Territory | Indian Pioneer Papers Mora M. "Cap" Duncan interview July 20, 1937 |
| HARRIS | S. O. | Deputy U. S. Marshal | Indian Territory | Submitted by: Earline Barger |
| HARRIS | Will | former mayor of Poteau and son-in-law of Judge Holson buried at Summerfield Cemetery | LeFlore Co. | 1p131 |
| HARRY | Edmund | Captain - Creek Lighthorseman | Creek Nation | brdp90, 134 |
| HART | C. L. | U. S. Deputy Marshal for 11 years - He killed Bill Dalton in 1894 | McGee, Garvin Co. | |
| HART | G. W. | Chief of Police 1917 |
Enid, Garfield Co. | |
| HART | Loss | U. S. Deputy Marshal | Elk, Oklahoma Territory | htp224 |
| HARVEY | Bert | Unknown | Logan Co. | |
| HASKELL | Charles N. | 1st Governor | Oklahoma Territory |
htp261 See more information. |
| HATLEY | Millard | Lawman | Chant/McCurtain area of Haskell Co. | |
| HAUGHERTY | Charles | Chief of Police 1921 |
Enid, Garfield Co. | |
| HAVEMAN (?) | J. | Unknown | Logan Co. | |
| HAWKINS | Cal | Assistant Chief of Police | Lawton, Oklahoma Territory | htp250, 256 |
| HAWKINS | Pink | Officer - Creek Lighthorseman | Creek Nation | brdp131 |
| HAWKS | Rex B. | U. S. Marshal took office 10-21-1949 |
Western District of Oklahoma | usmars |
| HAYNES | Handson | Unknown | Logan Co. | |
| HAYNES | Samuel | U. S. Deputy Marshal - Creek Lighthorseman [1857-1948] | Creek Nation |
brdp90, 134 imp194 |
| HEATHERINGTON | John | Policeman | Lawton, Oklahoma Territory | htp257 |
| HECKMAN | Gladys | Unknown | Logan Co. | |
| HELM | William | Violation of the National Prohibition Act | Logan Co. | |
| HENDERSON | Wilson L. | Ranger 1900 | Choctaw Nation | Doug Barkley |
| HENNESSEY | Alex | Deputy Sheriff, 1909 | Luther, Oklahoma Co., OK | |
| HENRY | Jim | Lawman | Chant/McCurtain area of Haskell Co. | |
| HENRY | Wilbern | Sheriff 1904 | Choctaw Nation | Doug Barkley |
| HENSLEY | George Clingman | Sheriff | Jackson Co. | See more |
| HENSLEY | Leo | Lawman | Chant/McCurtain area of Haskell Co. | |
| HESS | John | Chief of Police 1937-1939 |
Enid, Garfield Co. | |
| HICKMAN | Edwin | Clerk 1902 | Choctaw Nation | Doug Barkley |
| HICKMAN | James | Ranger 1902 | Choctaw Nation | Doug Barkley |
| HIGNIGHT | W. R. "Dick" | U. S. Deputy Marshal | Carter Co. | Indian Territory & Carter County Pioneers; page 235 |
| HILEBRAND | Fred | Moonshiner associated with Pretty Boy Floyd |
Indian Territory | pbfp149 |
| HILL | ? ? ? ? | Lawman | Chant/McCurtain area of Haskell Co. | |
| HILL | Bud | U. S. Deputy Marshal killed on duty |
Hughes Co. | Indian Pioneer Papers J. C. Ritter, date not given See another view |
| HILL | Dave | Deputy Sheriff | Tobuckey County, Choctaw Nation | See document |
| HILL | Leonidas Sengel "Bud" | (1855-1898) US Marshal killed at Jenson in line of duty; wife, Katie [Tucker] Hill (1859-1944) both buried at Old Hall Cemetery; | Choctaw Nation | 1p131 |
| HILL | Owens D. | Black Outlaw - Murder murdered his wife and mother in law sentenced to hang 04-27-1888 at 2 p.m. asked permission to be baptized before his execution at Ft. Smith |
Cherokee Nation | htp101-102, 107-108 |
| HILLES | Dave E. | U. S. Marshal 02-28-1941 - 09-28-1945 |
Western District of Oklahoma | usmars |
| HINDMAN | Frank | U. S. Deputy Marshal under E. D. Nix | Oklahoma Territory | htp194 |
| HINDS | Herbert I. | U. S. Marshal took office 10-13-1949 & 04-20-1953 |
Eastern District of Oklahoma | usmars |
| HLAVATY | Joseph | Robbery accomplice to Pretty Boy Floyd & Fred Hildebrand |
Indian Territory | pbfp149-150 |
| HOAR | E. H. | Chief of Police 1917-1918 |
Enid, Garfield Co. | |
| HOGGARD | C. W. | County Clerk | Purcell, I. T. | |
| HOLBROOK | Foster | Outlaw, part of the Christian Gang, alias "The Kid", one of the gang, captured in 1895 a short time after the killing of Deputy Sheriff W.C. TURNER; - Tecumseh Leader, Tuesday, May 3, 1895 | Pottawatomie Co. | |
| HOLDER | C. E. | Sheriff | Sequoyah Co. | |
| HOLDER | Lewis | Murder - Robbery killed and robbed George Bickford was executed on 07-25-1894 at Ft. Smith. |
Choctaw Nation | |
| HOLDERBY | ? ? ? ? | Lawman | Chant/McCurtain area of Haskell Co. | |
| HOLDERBY | Jack | Lawman | Chant/McCurtain area of Haskell Co. | |
| HOLLINGWORTH | Willie | Unknown | Logan Co. | |
| HOLMAN | Anderson | U.S. Deputy Marshal of the Western District (Indian Territory) | Sallisaw, I. T. | appointed at Fort Smith, AR on 15 December 1890 |
| HOLSON | H. J. | Circuit Judge | Choctaw Nation | brdp128 |
| HOLSON | Noel J. | (1850-1912) well known Choctaw County Judge and later a Choctaw District Judge, buried at Summerfield Cemetery | Choctaw Nation | 1p37,131 |
| HOOVER | John Wesley | U. S. Marshal | Oklahoma Territory | See
photo |
| HOPKINS | William Thomas | U. S. Deputy Marshal | Tulsa Co. | |
| HORNER | Joe | Chief Deputy Undersheriff U. S. Deputy Marshal for the Yukon District aka "Frank Canton" |
Pawnee, Oklahoma Territory | htp215 |
| HOTOMABE | Sam | Sheriff -1868, 1870 | Choctaw Nation | Doug Barkley |
| HOUNSHELL | R. N. | Canidate for Sheriff of Pontotoc Co. 1912; he was also Chief of Police of Ada 1910-1911, native of TN. | Pontotoc Co. | |
| HOUSTON | Robert | Lt. Police Officer | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | pbfp258 |
| HOWARD | Jay Franklin | U. S. Deputy Marshal served in the Indian Territory for about ten years, lived in Spiro, LeFlore Co., OK in Braden's Bottom, the time period was 1900-1910. Possibly a photo of Jay on the courthouse in Spiro. | Choctaw Nation; LeFlore Co. OK | |
| HOWARD | W. F. | Chief of Police 1921-1923 |
Enid, Garfield Co. | |
| HOWELL | Ed | Moonshiner - Bootlegger in with Joe Campbell. |
Indian Territory | htp111, 113 |
| HOYT | Black | Outlaw | Indian Territory | brdp149 |
| HOYT | John | Bootlegger - brought in by Bass Reeves | Chickasaw, Pottawatomie and Western Creek District | brdp191-192 |
| HUBATKA | John | U. S. Deputy Marshal under E. D. Nix | Oklahoma Territory | htp194 |
| HUBBARD | Earnest | Chief Deputy Marshal | Indian Terriotory | brdp117 |
| HUBER | John | Murder | Indian Territory | pbfp124 |
| HUESTON | Hamilton B. "Ham" | Deputy Marshal | Payne Co. | ootp27, 51 |
| HUESTON | Thomas Jefferson | US Deputy Marshal was shot throught the left side and bowels at the Ingalls raid on the Doolin gang by Arkansas Tom he later died in Stillwater, O. T. |
Stillwater, Oklahoma Territory | htp176, 196 |
| HUFF | Jess | Lawman | Chant/McCurtain area of Haskell Co. | |
| HUGHES | Cassie | Unknown | Logan Co. | |
| HUGHES | George | Mayor | Tahlequah | Indian Pioneer Papers George T. Candy Interview March 8, 1937 |
| HUGHES | Tyner | U. S. Deputy Marshal | Choctaw Nation | brdp196 |
| HUGHES | W. N. | U. S. Marshal | Purdy, I. T. | See certificate |
| HUMBY | Della | Black Outlaw - wanted for murdering his wife also killed Sergeant James Guy of the mounted police. was defended by Ft. Smith attorneys through two terms of court first trial, he was found guilty - 2nd, acquitted. |
Chickasaw Nation |
brdp108 htp43-44, 50, 69-73, 77 |
| HUMPHREYS | John A. | Justice of the Peace | Anadarko, Caddo Co., Oklahoma | |
| HUMPHREYS | O. V. | Murder - Suicide killed one John Allen, wounded his own wife then took his own life. |
Apache, Oklahoma | Holdenville Daily News, Sept. 23, 1936 |
| HUNT | John A. | Sheriff from Poteau | LeFlore Co. |
1p43 See article |
| HURD | C. A. | Sheriff 1924 | Pushmataha Co. | |
| HUTCHENS | Charley | Sheriff | Sequoyah Co. | |
| HUTKEY | Micco | Officer - Creek Lighthorseman | Creek Nation | brdp131 |
| HYDEN | Whit | Deputy US Marshal; b 1845 | McGee, Garvin Co. |
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