Samuel Garland, Chief to the Choctaw Nation

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Samuel Garland, Chief to the Choctaw Nation

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Jasper, Mississippi, United States
Death: May 20, 1870 (66)
McCurtain, Oklahoma, United States
Place of Burial: Tom, McCurtain, Oklahoma, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of John Garland, I and Malinda Garland
Husband of Mary Garland and Mary (Pitchlynn) Garland
Father of Samuel Garland, Jr; Mary Eugenia Garland; Leonidas D. Garland; Crockett Crockett Garland; John Pitchlynn Garland and 4 others
Brother of James I. Garland, II; Nancy Montgomery; Silas Garland; John Garland and Lucy Garland

Occupation: Chief of the Choctaws 1862-1864
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About Samuel Garland, Chief to the Choctaw Nation

Life Information Retrieved 1-7-2009 from Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma--Chiefs Section of the Website (http://www.choctawnation.com/History/index.cfm?fuseaction=HArticle&...):

Samuel Garland

1862 - 1864

Samuel Garland, son of John Garland, was born in Jasper County, Mississippi in December 1803. After receiving his education at the Choctaw Academy in Kentucky he returned to Mississippi and married Mary, daughter of Major John Pitchlynn and Sophia Folsom. Mary was a younger sister of Peter P. Pitchlynn. Upon the death of his father-in-law, John Pitchlynn, Sammuel Garland brought his family to Indian Territory and settled at Tom in McCurtain County. He erected a palatial southern home o­n 600 acres of Red River bottomland.

Although he had o­nly a minor interest in tribal affairs he was an ardent admirer of Peter P. Pitchlynn, his brother-in-law, and supported Peter’s efforts o­n the Net Proceeds Treaty. He accompanied Peter P. Pitchlynn.

Chief Garland passed away at his home May 20, 1870, and was buried in the family burial plot o­n his plantation.

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Samuel Garland

His wife was Mary Pitchlynn, daughter of the interpreter Major John Pitchlynn and Sophia Folsom, and younger sister of Chief Peter Pitchlynn. She died in 1886; see her Memorial Page, Garland Family Cemetery.

https://choctawspirit.wordpress.com/2017/10/31/lost-in-time-the-fir...


Choctaw

13. Well’s or Rogers Station

Mr. Wells was not of Choctaw descent.

After the Civil war this was known as Roger’s station, and was ran by John Rogers, whose wife Mary was a daughter of Samuel Garland (Chief). John Roger’s died by 1885, but Mary and her children are found in Tobusky, and are enumerated on the Dawes Roll. The children of John Rogers and Mary Garland are Laura, Georgia, and John M. Rogers

https://jenniferhsrn.blogspot.com/2020/10/who-is-who-on-butterfield...

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Samuel Garland, Chief to the Choctaw Nation's Timeline

1803
December 1803
Jasper, Mississippi, United States
1829
1829
Mississippi, United States
1830
1830
MS, United States
1831
1831
Mississippi, United States
1832
1832
1833
November 1, 1833
1837
January 29, 1837
Tom, McCurtain, Oklahoma, United States
1838
October 27, 1838
Tom, McCurtain, Oklahoma, United States
1840
October 17, 1840
Tom, McCurtain, Oklahoma, United States