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Choctaw Chief. Chief of the Apuckshunubbi District, one of three independently governing districts of the Choctaw Nation. In 1830, as a subordinate chief in the Choctaw Nation, he was a signer of the T...

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Choctaw Chief. Chief of the Apuckshunubbi District, one of three independently governing districts of the Choctaw Nation. In 1830, as a subordinate chief in the Choctaw Nation, he was a signer of the T...

9/5/2016

Their two children David and Stacy were adopted.

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Memorial to Choctaw Indian Captain Atoka This simple monument, standing in front of the Atoka County Courthouse, Atoka, Oklahoma, memorializes the man for whom both the city and the county were named...

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Memorial to Choctaw Indian Captain Atoka This simple monument, standing in front of the Atoka County Courthouse, Atoka, Oklahoma, memorializes the man for whom both the city and the county were named...

8/24/2015

Joseph Kincaid, Chief of Okla Tannap, Choctaw Nation MP (deceased)

"Kincade", "Kincaid"

Peter P. Pitchlynn calls him "my friend and uncle" in his diary.* 1812 Joseph Kincaid, Private, inducted, Private, discharged, Choctaw Indians, Roll Box 118, Roll Exct: 602.* 1812 Joseph Kinkade, Priva...

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Joseph Kincaid, Chief of Okla Tannap, Choctaw Nation MP (deceased)

"Kincade", "Kincaid"

Peter P. Pitchlynn calls him "my friend and uncle" in his diary.* 1812 Joseph Kincaid, Private, inducted, Private, discharged, Choctaw Indians, Roll Box 118, Roll Exct: 602.* 1812 Joseph Kinkade, Priva...

8/24/2015

Of the Okla-Falaya Clan (Long People)1860 Census - Towson County, Choctaw Nation, Slave Inhabitant Schedule Wilson Jones 29 yrs old (1831) 2 slaves that were fugitives of the state Right below: Widow A...

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Of the Okla-Falaya Clan (Long People)1860 Census - Towson County, Choctaw Nation, Slave Inhabitant Schedule Wilson Jones 29 yrs old (1831) 2 slaves that were fugitives of the state Right below: Widow A...

5/30/2015

Clark David Gardner cdgardner 1975 - 1978Chief Gardner was Born April22, 1940 at Boswell, Oklahoma. His parents were Reverend Critten A. Gardner and Ida Mae Jones. He attended school at Boswell until h...

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Clark David Gardner cdgardner 1975 - 1978Chief Gardner was Born April22, 1940 at Boswell, Oklahoma. His parents were Reverend Critten A. Gardner and Ida Mae Jones. He attended school at Boswell until h...

5/12/2015

Choctaw Chief Gregory E. Pyle Chief Gregory E. Pyle became Chief of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma in 1997, after serving more than 13 years as the Assistant Chief of the tribe. Chief Pyle has negotiat...

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Choctaw Chief Gregory E. Pyle Chief Gregory E. Pyle became Chief of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma in 1997, after serving more than 13 years as the Assistant Chief of the tribe. Chief Pyle has negotiat...

3/14/2015

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 Ma...

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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 Ma...

7/23/2011

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

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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

7/23/2011

Coleman Cole 1874 - 1878Coleman 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 la...

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Coleman Cole 1874 - 1878Coleman 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 la...

7/23/2011

Colonel ROBERT COLE , Chief 1824/1826, son of Roscoe Cole, and his wife, Shakchihoma or Shomake, married Sallie, and had issue, twelve children. He didn't speak English.#Coleman Cole, born 1st January ...

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Colonel ROBERT COLE , Chief 1824/1826, son of Roscoe Cole, and his wife, Shakchihoma or Shomake, married Sallie, and had issue, twelve children. He didn't speak English.#Coleman Cole, born 1st January ...

7/23/2011

Moshulatubee ., Chief of Okla Tannap, Choctaw Nation MP (1770 - 1838)

"Homomastubby", "Mushulatubee", "Moshulatubee", "Mosholetvbbi", "AmoshuliTvbi", "Musholatubbee", "Moshaleh Tubbee", "Mushulatubba", "Amosholi-Tvbi", "Amosholi-T-vbi", "Moshulatubbe", "Mushulatubbee"

Moshulatubbee (1770-1838) "Extinguishes and kills" 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. ...

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Moshulatubee ., Chief of Okla Tannap, Choctaw Nation MP (1770 - 1838)

"Homomastubby", "Mushulatubee", "Moshulatubee", "Mosholetvbbi", "AmoshuliTvbi", "Musholatubbee", "Moshaleh Tubbee", "Mushulatubba", "Amosholi-Tvbi", "Amosholi-T-vbi", "Moshulatubbe", "Mushulatubbee"

Moshulatubbee (1770-1838) "Extinguishes and kills" 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. ...

7/23/2011

Oklahoma, Chief to the Choctaw Nation MP (1782 - 1844)

"Okalahhoma", "Oklahoma", "Oklahomma", "Okla homma", "Okla homa", "Okla humma"

Chief briefly in December 1824 (apparently removed because he was an excessive drinker), maternal nephew of Pushmataha * Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy : Jul 16 2016, 4:35:13 UTC

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Oklahoma, Chief to the Choctaw Nation MP (1782 - 1844)

"Okalahhoma", "Oklahoma", "Oklahomma", "Okla homma", "Okla homa", "Okla humma"

Chief briefly in December 1824 (apparently removed because he was an excessive drinker), maternal nephew of Pushmataha * Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy : Jul 16 2016, 4:35:13 UTC

3/3/2011

Tappenahoma of Okla Hannali MP (c.1786 - bef.1834)

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 ...

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Tappenahoma of Okla Hannali MP (c.1786 - bef.1834)

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 ...

3/2/2011

Concerning Nathaniel Folsom's children, many of their birthdates are not known or are only guesses. It is not really known the order in which they were born, nor the mother to whom they were born. We k...

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Concerning Nathaniel Folsom's children, many of their birthdates are not known or are only guesses. It is not really known the order in which they were born, nor the mother to whom they were born. We k...

3/2/2011

There is a letter dated November, 1830, from John H. Eaton, Secretary of War, to the Choctaws, saying that he will not recognize Joel H. Nail as chief of the Middle District and as successor of Moshole...

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There is a letter dated November, 1830, from John H. Eaton, Secretary of War, to the Choctaws, saying that he will not recognize Joel H. Nail as chief of the Middle District and as successor of Moshole...

3/1/2011

Hollis E. RobertsHollis E. Roberts was born on May 9, 1943 in Hochatown, Oklahoma in McCurtain County. He is the son of Darrell E. Roberts and Laura Beam Roberts. He attended Holly Creek Elementary Sch...

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Hollis E. RobertsHollis E. Roberts was born on May 9, 1943 in Hochatown, Oklahoma in McCurtain County. He is the son of Darrell E. Roberts and Laura Beam Roberts. He attended Holly Creek Elementary Sch...

2/28/2011

Chief Harry James “Jimmy” Watson Belvin MP (1900 - 1986)

"Jimmy", "Jimmie", "The Little Warrior"

Harry J. W. BelvinHarry James Watson Belvin was born in Boswell, Indian Territory o­n December 11, 1900. He was the son of Watson J. Belvin and Mabel Powers Belvin. During his formative years he attend...

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Chief Harry James “Jimmy” Watson Belvin MP (1900 - 1986)

"Jimmy", "Jimmie", "The Little Warrior"

Harry J. W. BelvinHarry James Watson Belvin was born in Boswell, Indian Territory o­n December 11, 1900. He was the son of Watson J. Belvin and Mabel Powers Belvin. During his formative years he attend...

2/28/2011

Dawes Final Rolls Choctaw by Blood, Card 3433 Name Age Sex Blood Roll No. Tribe Card No. Wm. A. Durant 36 M 1/4 9782 Choctaw by Blood Card 3433 William E.L. Durant 9 M 1/8 9783 Choctaw by Blood Card...

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Dawes Final Rolls Choctaw by Blood, Card 3433 Name Age Sex Blood Roll No. Tribe Card No. Wm. A. Durant 36 M 1/4 9782 Choctaw by Blood Card 3433 William E.L. Durant 9 M 1/8 9783 Choctaw by Blood Card...

2/28/2011

Ben Dwight Ben H. Dwight was born near Mayhew, Indian Territory, November 24, 1890. He was the son of Simon Timothy Dwight, a full blood Choctaw, and Mary Jane Hunter. Ben’s father, Supervisor of Publi...

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Ben Dwight Ben H. Dwight was born near Mayhew, Indian Territory, November 24, 1890. He was the son of Simon Timothy Dwight, a full blood Choctaw, and Mary Jane Hunter. Ben’s father, Supervisor of Publi...

2/28/2011