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Benjamin & Louisa Luttrell Family
Submitted by: Leila Evett


Two sons of Benjamin and Louisa Luttrell settled in the Kiowa Community. Henry Jackson Luttrell and his wife, the former Nancy Alice Ranes homesteaded in Sections 32 and 33, T 15 N, R 21W and later bought land in Section 28 of the same township and range. William Frank Luttrell, his brother bought lands previously homesteaded by David Crockett Field in Section 28 adjacent to Henry's land.
The Benjamin Luttrell family were living in Bloomington, ILL when their older children were born, moved to Texas in 1878 and to the Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory in 1882. Other children in this family were Daniel, Laura, Ernest, Elbert H. and possibly others.


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