Oscar Casey, Chickasaw
Oscar Casey, Chickasaw
Subsequent Effect Of Same Upon Citizenship Matters The removal of a whole nation from one portion of the country to a remote region difficult of access during the period of 20 year which preceded the Civil War and the reestablishment of that nation after such removal, necessarily had a demoralizing effect upon the institutions and
Political and Social Conditions which followed Removal to the Indian Territory Read More »
Letter of Secretary E.A. Hitchcock, March 17, 1903
Letter of Secretary E.A. Hitchcock, March 17, 1903 Read More »
Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma – This manuscript has been extracted from Congressional records relating to relief of specific individuals of the Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma. If one of your ancestors was rejected or added to the rolls of any of the five civilized tribes in Oklahoma you should peruse the information here. It contains a lot of case work involving specific Native Americans and those that attempted to prove themselves as part of the tribes.
Data Relative to the Rolls of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations
Data Relative to the Rolls of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations Read More »
David H. Folsom, Choctaw And Chickasaw Commission, No. . David H. Folsom, 1899. Appeared before Dawes Commission at Atoka and was rejected. June 4, 1900. Again appeared before commission and was told that he could not be enrolled. The applicant is three-sixteenths Chickasaw and one-sixteenth Choctaw. He was born in Blue County, Choctaw Nation, in