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People and leadership
A 1902 profile describes a forty-member cavalry band based largely in Guthrie, led by Captain T. It performed at the St.
Community and organization
Oklahoma Cavalry Band is treated as a military or veterans ensemble under the unit, post, ship, or veterans affiliation stated in its name and evidence. The packet does not infer a different command relationship or uninterrupted unit lineage.
Reading the evidence
Clarify whether the 1905 Edmond organization was a headquarters move, a reorganization, or a distinct cavalry band; identify the St. Louis photographs if any. Until that issue is resolved, the packet uses the narrowest chronology and identity stated in the evidence.
Questions for further research
Clarify whether the 1905 Edmond organization was a headquarters move, a reorganization, or a distinct cavalry band; identify the St. Louis photographs if any.
Dated evidence in this record
- 1904-08-26
The Oklahoma Cavalry Band was excused from attending the Oklahoma National Guard encampment at Oklahoma City after a recommendation from the adjutant general.