From the Annals of Depredations – In 1865, a band of about 100 Indians raided a new settlement in Cooke County near the border with the Indian Territory. The war party killed nine people and rode off with numerous stolen horses. The raid is considered to be the last Indian raid in Cooke County.
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Do you know anything about the Indians involved? I am writing about the period about 7 years later. I know that Quanah Parker was raiding around 1865.
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Not really, but you can find an interesting narrative of an earlier raid in Cooke County at http://www.forttours.com/pages/bigraid.asp
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