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Note: The last image isn’t of Sarah Rector but of her mother, Rose, sitting inside Sarah’s mansion.
Sarah Rector received her land allotment under the Treaty of 1866, as both of her parents were grandchildren of Creek Indians born before the American Civil War.
She lived on the land with her family, and soon after, oil was discovered on her property, earning her about $300 per day (roughly $10,100 today). There were, of course, several attempts to steal her land and fortune, all of which Rector resisted.
She went on to attend Tuskegee University and eventually settled in Kansas City, Missouri, where she lived comfortably with her husband, Kenneth Campbell, a local businessman.
Her mansion still stands in Kansas City, although she had to sell it during the Great Depression after losing most of her wealth. However, she managed to remain solvent and live comfortably for the rest of her life.
She passed away in 1967 at the age of 65.
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
They are going to make a movie of her! You can watch the trailer for it. It’s called Sarah’s oil.
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May this type of inheritance find me ❤
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Cover the story of physician and programmer TK Radha,
While she was an phy lead student in Kerela India, Oppenheimer eagerly invited her to work with him, and became the first non white in Princeton University, after working for a few years, she later taught as a professor in a University in Canada for the next 15 years
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i can’t wait to watch her movie ❤
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Omg i am there tooo ❤
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Some of these comments are so illogical and angry for no reason.
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You just LOVE to see it!! 👏👏👏👏❤❤❤ Thanks again Karma, you did your thin
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Was she before of after Ida B. Wells?
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Wat song
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So she didn't do anything
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Lol so she got lucky
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Probably spent it all on henny
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Save the BS!
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@Lyras_Letters
1 month ago
Note: The last image isn’t of Sarah Rector but of her mother, Rose, sitting inside Sarah’s mansion.
Sarah Rector received her land allotment under the Treaty of 1866, as both of her parents were grandchildren of Creek Indians born before the American Civil War.
She lived on the land with her family, and soon after, oil was discovered on her property, earning her about $300 per day (roughly $10,100 today). There were, of course, several attempts to steal her land and fortune, all of which Rector resisted.
She went on to attend Tuskegee University and eventually settled in Kansas City, Missouri, where she lived comfortably with her husband, Kenneth Campbell, a local businessman.
Her mansion still stands in Kansas City, although she had to sell it during the Great Depression after losing most of her wealth. However, she managed to remain solvent and live comfortably for the rest of her life.
She passed away in 1967 at the age of 65.
Audio: Where Is My Mind by Maxence Cyrin (Piano Version)
Sources:
allthatsinteresting.com/sarah-rector
scoop.upworthy.com/sarah-rector-was-once-the-riche…
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