1919 Watch Fob...

Hey all, I dug this watch fob/tag the other evening. There is early local history associated with the inscribed name.

Yep, I'll be coming for a visit soon

Yep, I'll be coming for a visit soon

Me too!   Just kidding---Looks like you've got a good place to be detecting, Buckshot.  I can't tell what the first name is?  Mar? 
Did you know Franklin Revard(married to Romanzy) was an Indian Policeman? http://redoaktree.org/family/photos/t1395.htm  We've been doing some research on an old site we just found and think it might have belonged to the Revard family at one time-----The Revards have a lot of history here in the Osage.
  
That watch fob you found is such a great link to the past---I love finding something with someone's name on it!!  Way Cool!!!!


  Carmon

Yep, I'll be coming for a visit soon

        Get some fresh batteries in your detector and come on! 

  Hey Carmon, The first name is Mark. I checked the link and believe it is Mark S. even though the fob is not inscribed as such b.1888-d.1946? WW1 vet. and an alotee. Yes, it is interesting to find items of local interest and then do the "history detective" searches for info. Thanks...

wow  that tag is still in great shape congtats, is that the only thing you found in that area ?     
suprdave

wow  that tag is still in great shape congtats, is that the only thing you found in that area ?     
suprdave

Hey dave, I found a cache of tokens also... http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,406891.0.html