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About William McCoy
It is believed that William McCoy went to Texas in 1835, settling in what was then Nacogdoches County. There are no records of his leaving Texas, but his son John was found later residing in the Choctaw Nation. His grandson William H. McCoy was enrolled along with other Thompson relatives in the William C. Thompson et al vs. Choctaw Nation case. At the time he was residing near Marlow, Pickens County, Chickasaw Nation, IT (Stephens County, Oklahoma) Some family members believe he was killed by white vigilantes from Nacogdoches in an attack upon his Choctaw village near the Trinity river in 1840. I have not seen any support data to verify this. JCT 5/20/05 [Jay Thompson]
Sources: The 1840 Census of the Republic of Texas, 1966 Pemberton Press, Austin, Texas, Edited by Gifford White, Nacogdoches County; William C. Thompson, et al. vs. Choctaw Nation, MCR File 341, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Muskogee, Oklahoma* Updated from RootsWeb's WorldConnect via Louisa Battiest by SmartCopy: Mar 6 2015, 1:13:07 UTC
It is believed that William McCoy went to Texas in 1835, settling in wh at was then Nacogdoches County. There are no records of his leaving Texa s, but his son John was found later residing in the Choctaw Nation. His gr andson William H. McCoy was enrolled along with other Thompson relativ es in the William C. Thompson et al vs. Choctaw Nation case. At the ti me he was residing near Marlow, Pickens County, Chickasaw Nation, IT (Step hens County, Oklahoma) Some family members believe he was killed by whi te vigilantes from Nacogdoches in an attack upon his Choctaw village ne ar the Trinity river in 1840. I have not seen any support data to verify t his. JCT 5/20/05
Sources: The 1840 Census of the Republic of Texas, 1966 Pemberton Press, A ustin, Texas, Edited by Gifford White, Nacogdoches County; William C. Tho mpson, et al. vs. Choctaw Nation, MCR File 341, Bureau of Indian Affair s, Muskogee, Oklahoma
It is believed that William McCoy went to Texas in 1835, settling in wh at was then Nacogdoches County. There are no records of his leaving Texa s, but his son John was found later residing in the Choctaw Nation. His gr andson William H. McCoy was enrolled along with other Thompson relativ es in the William C. Thompson et al vs. Choctaw Nation case. At the ti me he was residing near Marlow, Pickens County, Chickasaw Nation, IT (Step hens County, Oklahoma) Some family members believe he was killed by whi te vigilantes from Nacogdoches in an attack upon his Choctaw village ne ar the Trinity river in 1840. I have not seen any support data to verify t his. JCT 5/20/05
Sources: The 1840 Census of the Republic of Texas, 1966 Pemberton Press, A ustin, Texas, Edited by Gifford White, Nacogdoches County; William C. Tho mpson, et al. vs. Choctaw Nation, MCR File 341, Bureau of Indian Affair s, Muskogee, Oklahoma
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William McCoy's Timeline
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1777
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Choctaw, Neshoba County, Mississippi, United States
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1798
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Choctaw, Neshoba County, Mississippi, United States
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1800
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Choctaw, Neshoba County, Mississippi, United States
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1815
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Mississippi, United States
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1820
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Hugo, Choctaw County, Oklahoma, United States
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1830
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Yowani Choctaw Community, Republic of Texas
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1839
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Yowani Choctaw Community, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches County, Texas, United States
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