Tappenahoma of Okla Hannali

James N. Trahern, the son of a James Trahern out of Virginia, and a mixed blood Choctaw known as Peggy. Peggy was first married to Charles Juzan, and the mother of 8 of his 11 children, including sons Chief Pierre Juzan, Jackson Juzan, William Juzan, and daughter’s (married Surname), Mary Leflore, Eliza Ann Flack, Lucy Geary, Rebecca Walker, and Delilah Brashears. Peggy’s brother was the Mingo of Chunky, Oka Lah Humma, and their mother was the sister of Chief Pushmataha. Another of Peggy’s brothers, Tappenahoma, replaced Chief Pushmataha in 1825 thru 1828. James’ Trahern cousins include the children of Wesley Trahern and Delilah Brashears. James attended the Choctaw Academy, and was first a clerk, and then judge of the Mushulatubbee district. He also served in the Congress for his district. James ran Trahern station from 1858 until his death in 1883. James and his wife are buried at Trahern Station Burial Ground.

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TAPPENAHOMA, b. Abt. 1786; d. Unknown.

	Notes for TAPPENAHOMA: Allegedly also briefly Chief of the Choctaw prior to removal. He moved to Oklahoma territory.

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