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Jordan Cutchentubby Smith
born:
September 3, 1881, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, United States
death:
1951
place of death:
Los Angeles, California, USA
burial:
Green Hills Memorial Park, ...
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7/28/2007
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1/4/2019
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After Forced Removal: The Oklahoma Family Homesteads
Some of the members of the Chickasaw Nation settled in Coffee Bend after arriving over the Trail of Tear...
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12/27/2018
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12/27/2018
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Robert Maxwell Harris became a most successful business man and was regarded as one of the wealthiest men in the Chickasaw Nation.
Robert Became Governor of the Chickasaw Nation in 1896
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4/29/2011
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7/13/2018
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Born in Caddo, Indian Territory (now Oklahoma), to Samuel and Lula (Maben) Maytubby on November 27, 1893, Floyd Ernest Maytubby attended the Harley Institute in Tishomingo, Oklahoma. After graduation, ...
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7/16/2007
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6/9/2018
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Fred Waite (occasionally Fred Wayte) (September 28, 1853 – September 24, 1895) was a Native American who was hired as a cowboy and joined Billy the Kid's gang. A member of the Chickasaw tribe, Waite ...
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9/17/2011
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3/14/2018
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Birth: Feb. 19, 1818 Holly Springs Marshall County Mississippi, USA Death: Jan. 30, 1887 Thackerville Love County Oklahoma, USA
Robert was the son of Thomas Love, the Loyalist, and his second wife,...
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10/5/2017
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10/5/2017
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Via the Oklahoma Historical Society:1475. Cliff Love Collection. - Photographs. - Box 1. PERSONS - J. A. SMITH OF BRYAN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, MARRIED NANCY LOVE OF THE CHICKASAW. SERVED AS CHICKASAW AGENT ...
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6/8/2008
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8/26/2017
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Cyrus Harris' ancestors immigrated to America after the collapse of the Jacobite Uprising in Scotland brought about by the followers of James the Prentender in 1715 and the subsequent reprisals of the ...
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6/27/2009
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4/17/2017
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Marriage to Susannah ended in divorce.
From Kerry Armstrong's site: Major James Colbert was born circa 1768. James died May 1842 in Doaksville, Towson Co., Choctaw Nation, IT, at 73 years of age.
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9/28/2008
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9/22/2016
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Helen TeAta Gale Cole was born half Chickasaw and half Choctaw in Tishomingo, Oklahoma in 1922.
Helen served for more than nine years in the Oklahoma Senate and six years in the Oklahoma House of Rep...
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11/18/2014
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7/18/2016
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This is taken directly from "WHO was WHO AMOUNG The SOUTHERN INDIANS - a genealogical notebook 1698 - 1907 by Don Martini of Falkner, MS and published in 1998.
Page 146
Colbert, Major Pittman - Chi...
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8/7/2008
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6/20/2016
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Chickasaw Hall of Fame Inductee
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5/19/2015
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3/7/2016
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A businessman in the mercantile industry after the Civil War, Byrd settled in Stonewall, Okla. He became active in the interests of the Chickasaw Nation and was soon representing the tribe as a delegat...
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12/26/2013
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2/21/2016
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William Malcolm Guy, a son of William R. Guy and Jane Aldridge, his wife, was born at Boggy Depot, Chickasaw Nation, on February 4, 1845. After the death of his father, he lived at the home of his uncl...
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12/18/2014
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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Served in the Civil War as Sergeant, Co. A, Shecoe's Chickasaw Mounted Volunteers, C.S.A
Birth: Jan. 19, 1844 Shreveport Caddo Parish Louisiana, USA Death: Nov. 28, 1892 Marshall County Oklahoma, U...
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3/11/2013
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2/21/2016
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Bill Hamm, op. cit., notes that "Benjamin came west at the age of three. By 1847 when the census was taken that winter, Benjamin is listed as 1/2 white, under 18 years, with two slaves. Benjamin became...
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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Chief of the Chickasaw Nation
In 1789, Edmund Pickens was born at Natchez in what is now Adams County, Mississippi. His father was a white man named John Pickens who settled in Natchez and began a ...
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8/31/2014
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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Chickasaw War Chief. Probably born in what is now Lee County, Mississippi. As a young man he served with General Anthony Wayne against the Shawnee in the Old Northwest and received a silver medallion f...
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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Notes:
The case of Chinnubbee vs Nicks, et al. (3 Porter, 362,) has been cited, and relied on by the plaintiffs in error. With the decision made in that case, we remain satisfied, -- believing the la...
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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Was involved in the Doaksville Agreement of 1837
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2/21/2016
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2/21/2016
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Copied from book" Indians of Today
Edited and Compiled by Marion E. Gridley Sponsored by the Indian Council Fire Chicago 1947
page 7
Ataloa, (Mary Stone)
Chickasaw -Born---Duncan, Oklahoma,
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3/19/2015
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12/11/2015
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Te-Ata MP 
(1895 - 1995)
"Te-Ata Thompson"
A traditional Native Storyteller, TeAta, also known as Mary Frances Thompson Fisher, was born in Emet (Post Oak), Chickasaw Nation, near Tishomingo, on December 3, 1895. Her parents were members of the...
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5/19/2015
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12/8/2015
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Parentage uncertain:
Daugherty (Winchester) Colbert although listed as a son in the large family of Levi Colbert which consisted of twelve sons and eight daughters and although he was reared as a m...
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7/31/2008
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12/1/2015
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Died in Indian Territory (OK?) Chief of the Chocktaw Nation. Caroline Moore
Her father calls her his eldest daughter in his will the wife of James Colbert. This was in Holly Springs, Miss. James Colb...
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9/28/2008
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12/1/2015
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John McLish MP
(1780 - 1838)
"Old McLish", "Old Man McLish"
Belonged to the "Imatoklachellasha" house. I can find NO documentation that he was married to anyone name Celia Colbert or Sukey Colbert. In fact, several witnesses to a tribal application state that, ...
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9/28/2008
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12/1/2015
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Birth: 1829 Mississippi, USA Death: Jan. 24, 1872 District Of Columbia, USA
(First) interment
Find A Grave #99895617 The Evening Star Monday, March 25, 1872 Death Of An Indian. Colonel Holmes Col...
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3/12/2013
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12/1/2015
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Robert McDonald Jones (October 1, 1808 - February 22, 1872) was a member of the Choctaw Nation, Pro-Tempore of the Choctaw Senate, and prominent Confederate politician. He was born in Mississippi a...
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3/13/2013
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12/1/2015
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3/11/2013
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12/1/2015
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Col George Colbert Find A Grave Memorial# 35805117
Old Fort Towson Cemetery, Choctaw County, Oklahoma, USA
The second of six mixed-race sons of James Logan Colbert, a North Carolinian settler of ...
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8/7/2008
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11/7/2015
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Major William Colbert, a son of Logan Colbert , became a famous war chief among the Chickasaws and early in life took an active part in the political affairs of the tribe. ...
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7/30/2007
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11/7/2015
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Early life and education
One of six sons of James Logan Colbert (1721 - 1784), a North Carolinian settler of Scots descent, and his second wife Sopha Minta Hoye, a Chickasaw, Levi Colbert was bor...
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7/31/2008
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11/7/2015
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Some sources report he was born in Scotland but this is untrue. By his own report, he was born in North Carolina.
James Logan Colbert (#1014) was born in Carolinas circa 1721. In a declaration ...
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2/4/2007
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11/7/2015
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Tall, ruddy, spoke with a brogue There is lots of disagreement about Thomas Love's history. From Chickasawhistory.com: According to a statement made by Robert Howard Love in 1882, Thomas Love, his fath...
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2/4/2007
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11/7/2015
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Slone was active in tribal affairs and accompanied the first large group that moved to the Western District under A M Upshaw, Superintendent of the Chickasaw removal. They arrived at Fort Coffee, near ...
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2/4/2007
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11/7/2015
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