Choctaw orphan children, and their parents, in Leflore's district.

Register of the names of Choctaw orphan children, and their parents, as far as can be ascertained, which are to be provided for by a provision in the Choctaw treaty of 1830, in Leflore’s district.*
No.	Names of orphans.	Sex.	Names of parents	Remarks.
1	Phelemoontubbee	Male	Cannautubbee	.
2	Timohoka	Female	Yenonlahonah	.
3	Illayamomo	Male	Nockestiah -Imahatimah	.
4	Longsnake	Male	Alichhomah	Wife or mother not known.
5	Emusheah	Female	.	.
6	Marco	Male	Estocha	.
7	Baley	Male –	Mentoney	.
8	Ayofatah	Male .	Yenontubbee	.
9	Lapatomah	Female	Armentoklee	.
10	Preston	Male	Abapesah	.
11	Unocabbee	Male	Toolee	.
12	Barton	Male –	Ahocatubbee – Gohonah	.
13	Washington Trahern	Male –	Wesley Trahern	Mother’s name not known.
14	Letha Trahern	Female	—	.
15	Wesley Collins	Male	Charles Collins – Polly Collins	.
16	Atollee	Male	Pataleche	.
17	Acagola	Male	Chenoke	.
18	Pesamantubbee	Male	Mesatubbee – Mesiah	.
19	Silace	Male	Isaac	.
20	James Gray	Male	Ishtohoyo	.
21	Imma	Female	Shacopa – Tullowah	.
22	Pucatubbee	Male	Chobremme – Taheally	.
23	Hobutayo	Male	Hewoarto	Mother not known
24	Jahuplubbee	Male	Hotubbee	.
25	Leabbee	Male	Sully	.
26	Tohonabbee	Male	Tuskeakoyo – Canneahoka	.
27	Tapelah	Female	Netah – Temioka	.
28	Hotimah	Female	Imatubbee – Tuskohoyo	.
29	Nockishnooah	Male	Onohaja – Tihache	.
30	Ishta	Female	Kaleche	.
31	Ishtatubbee	Male	Anovache	.
32	Kunneshabbee	Male	Onokselle	.
33	Ahekatubbee	Male	Moneyo	.
34	Tamowahoma	Female	Helechubbee – Matonah	.
35	Oklatubbee	Male	Ilaishtubhee – Atoye	.
36	Istonumbobee –	Male	—	Parents’ name not known.

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Armstrong Roll of Choctaw, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. 1831. Document 512, Correspondence on the Subject of the Emigration of Indians between the 30th November, 1831 and 27th December, 1833 With Abstracts of Expenditures by Disbursing Agents, in the Removal and Subsistence of Indians. Furnished in answer to a resolution of the Senate of 27th December, 1833, by the Commissary General of Subsistence., Vol. III, printed in Washington by Duff Green, 1835.

Choctaw orphan children, and their parents, in Leflore’s district.

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