Monogrammed Brick Stories
Brick: Weaver, Carlton
Contributed by Mollie Weaver Hopper
Carlton Weaver represented District 87 as a member of the Constitutional Convention of Oklahoma. He was one of the two youngest members, being 25 at the time. Weaver settled in Wilburton where he was a newspaper owner/editor for 30 years. He was Speaker of the House of the Thirteenth Legislature of Oklahoma. Weaver donated some of the lands he acquired in Latimer County to the state, which became Robbers Cave State Park. He is buried at that site.
The next four bricks after his brick are his only child, Mollie Weaver Hopper, and his three grandsons, Galli Davis, Tabor Davis, and Shaun Davis.
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In 2012 the Oklahoma Historical Society invited those who purchased one of the monogrammed bricks paving the Red River Journey at the Oklahoma History Center to share about the person or group their brick honors. Below is a list of those who submitted stories and the message shown on their brick. Use the links below to read the contributed story.
This project was made possible by a generous donation from Catherine B. Wootten.
