NITAKECH I [Day Prolonger], Chief 1830/1834, born 1792, nephew of Chief Pushmataha, married and had issue. He died 1846.
John Oklahoma, married Ownnahhoma, and had issue. He died after 1860 had dau...
General HUMMING BIRD , Chief 1824/1828, he served with General Anthony Wayne during the Indian War in Ohio; died 28th September 1828 and is buried in Kusha Cemetery, Mississipi
Coleman Cole 1874 - 1878
Coleman Cole, son of Robert Cole and Sallie, his full blood Choctaw wife, was born in Mississippi about 1800. He attended School at Elliott Mission in Mayhew, Mississippi and...
Colonel ROBERT COLE , Chief 1824/1826, son of Roscoe Cole, and his wife, Shakchihoma or Shomake, allegedly a sister of Chief Apuckshunnubbee, married Sallie, and had issue, twelve children.
Coleman...
Moshulatubbee (1770-1838)
"Warrior who perserves"
Moshulatubbee, a great medal chief and the son of Homastubbe, succeeded his father as chief of the Northern District of the Choctaw Nation in 1809....