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William Lewis Couch (b Wilkes County, N. C. 1850 d Oklahoma City 1890) fled to Butler County, Kan. from Reconstruction North Carolina with his family. He built a successful livestock business but was attracted to the Boomer movement in the 1880s, ultimately becoming a Moses-like figure to the Boomers after the death of David L. Payne. He served as mayor from April 27, 1889 - November 11, 1889. He was shot over a disputed land claim a few months later and died of his wounds April 21, 1890. William Couch is [buried] in Fairlawn Cemetery.

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	William Lewis Couch (b Wilkes County, N. C. 1850 d Oklahoma City 1890) fled to Butler County, Kan. from Reconstruction North Carolina with his family. He built a successful livestock business but was attracted to the Boomer movement in the 1880s, ultimately becoming a Moses-like figure to the Boomers after the death of David L. Payne. He served as mayor of Oklahoma City from April 27, 1889 - November 11, 1889. On April 5, 1890 Couch was shot by J.C. Adams over a disputed land claim and died of his wounds April 21, 1890. William Couch is buried in [[Fairlawn Cemetery]].		William Lewis Couch (b Wilkes County, N. C. 1850 d Oklahoma City 1890) fled to Butler County, Kan. from Reconstruction North Carolina with his family. He built a successful livestock business but was attracted to the Boomer movement in the 1880s, ultimately becoming a Moses-like figure to the Boomers after the death of David L. Payne. He served as mayor of Oklahoma City from April 27, 1889 - November 11, 1889. On April 5, 1890 Couch was shot by J.C. Adams over a disputed land claim and died of his wounds April 21, 1890. William Couch is buried in [[Fairlawn Cemetery]].
	[https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1bkbs34Kyk2uXGPFYORnDlab5JXqFvF4v&ll=35.498312014418445%2C-97.5268615&z=18]		[https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1bkbs34Kyk2uXGPFYORnDlab5JXqFvF4v&ll=35.498312014418445%2C-97.5268615&z=18]
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−	William Lewis Couch (b Wilkes County, N. C. 1850 d Oklahoma City 1890) fled to Butler County, Kan. from Reconstruction North Carolina with his family. He built a successful livestock business but was attracted to the Boomer movement in the 1880s, ultimately becoming a Moses-like figure to the Boomers after the death of David L. Payne. He served as mayor of Oklahoma City from April 27, 1889 - November 11, 1889. He was shot over a disputed land claim ~~a few months later~~ and died of his wounds April 21, 1890. William Couch is buried in [[Fairlawn Cemetery]].	+	William Lewis Couch (b Wilkes County, N. C. 1850 d Oklahoma City 1890) fled to Butler County, Kan. from Reconstruction North Carolina with his family. He built a successful livestock business but was attracted to the Boomer movement in the 1880s, ultimately becoming a Moses-like figure to the Boomers after the death of David L. Payne. He served as mayor of Oklahoma City from April 27, 1889 - November 11, 1889. On April 5, 1890 Couch was shot by J.C. Adams over a disputed land claim and died of his wounds April 21, 1890. William Couch is buried in [[Fairlawn Cemetery]].
	[https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1bkbs34Kyk2uXGPFYORnDlab5JXqFvF4v&ll=35.498312014418445%2C-97.5268615&z=18]		[https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1bkbs34Kyk2uXGPFYORnDlab5JXqFvF4v&ll=35.498312014418445%2C-97.5268615&z=18]

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−	William Lewis Couch (b Wilkes County, N. C. 1850 d Oklahoma City 1890) fled to Butler County, Kan. from Reconstruction North Carolina with his family. He built a successful livestock business but was attracted to the Boomer movement in the 1880s, ultimately becoming a Moses-like figure to the Boomers after the death of David L. Payne. He served as mayor of Oklahoma City from April 27, 1889 - November 11, 1889. He was shot over a disputed land claim a few months later and died of his wounds April 21, 1890. William Couch is buried in Fairlawn Cemetery.	+	William Lewis Couch (b Wilkes County, N. C. 1850 d Oklahoma City 1890) fled to Butler County, Kan. from Reconstruction North Carolina with his family. He built a successful livestock business but was attracted to the Boomer movement in the 1880s, ultimately becoming a Moses-like figure to the Boomers after the death of David L. Payne. He served as mayor of Oklahoma City from April 27, 1889 - November 11, 1889. He was shot over a disputed land claim a few months later and died of his wounds April 21, 1890. William Couch is buried in [[Fairlawn Cemetery]].
	[https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1bkbs34Kyk2uXGPFYORnDlab5JXqFvF4v&ll=35.498312014418445%2C-97.5268615&z=18]		[https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1bkbs34Kyk2uXGPFYORnDlab5JXqFvF4v&ll=35.498312014418445%2C-97.5268615&z=18]

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−	William Lewis Couch (b Wilkes County, N. C. 1850 d Oklahoma City 1890) fled to Butler County, Kan. from Reconstruction North Carolina with his family. He built a successful livestock business but was attracted to the Boomer movement in the 1880s, ultimately becoming a Moses-like figure to the Boomers after the death of David L. Payne. He served as mayor from April 27, 1889 - November 11, 1889. He was shot over a disputed land claim a few months later and died of his wounds April 21, 1890. William Couch is buried in Fairlawn Cemetery.	+	William Lewis Couch (b Wilkes County, N. C. 1850 d Oklahoma City 1890) fled to Butler County, Kan. from Reconstruction North Carolina with his family. He built a successful livestock business but was attracted to the Boomer movement in the 1880s, ultimately becoming a Moses-like figure to the Boomers after the death of David L. Payne. He served as mayor of Oklahoma City from April 27, 1889 - November 11, 1889. He was shot over a disputed land claim a few months later and died of his wounds April 21, 1890. William Couch is buried in Fairlawn Cemetery.
	[https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1bkbs34Kyk2uXGPFYORnDlab5JXqFvF4v&ll=35.498312014418445%2C-97.5268615&z=18]		[https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1bkbs34Kyk2uXGPFYORnDlab5JXqFvF4v&ll=35.498312014418445%2C-97.5268615&z=18]

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−	William Lewis Couch (b Wilkes County, N. C. 1850 d Oklahoma City 1890) fled to Butler County, Kan. from Reconstruction North Carolina with his family. He built a successful livestock business but was attracted to the Boomer movement in the 1880s, ultimately becoming a Moses-like figure to the Boomers after the death of David L. Payne. He served as mayor from April 27, 1889 - November 11, 1889. He was shot over a disputed land claim a few months later and died of his wounds April 21, 1890. William Couch is [buried] in Fairlawn Cemetery.	+	William Lewis Couch (b Wilkes County, N. C. 1850 d Oklahoma City 1890) fled to Butler County, Kan. from Reconstruction North Carolina with his family. He built a successful livestock business but was attracted to the Boomer movement in the 1880s, ultimately becoming a Moses-like figure to the Boomers after the death of David L. Payne. He served as mayor from April 27, 1889 - November 11, 1889. He was shot over a disputed land claim a few months later and died of his wounds April 21, 1890. William Couch is buried in Fairlawn Cemetery.
		+	[https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1bkbs34Kyk2uXGPFYORnDlab5JXqFvF4v&ll=35.498312014418445%2C-97.5268615&z=18]