INDEX
-A Anti-Horse Thief Association of Indian Territory, charter of, 2.67. Ahhot, Dr. Lyman, 44. Apache Indians, 419, 425, 520. Ada (Okla.), 298; hanging at, 2.69; his Apuckshenubbee, Choctaw chief', 165, 171, torical tour of 1959 through, 251 ; 172. Normal school established at, 322. Arapalw Arrow, 242-244.. Adair, Bluie, 66n. Arapaho Bee, 244. Adams, Alice, 462n; John C., 4.S4n, 461, Arapaho Citi:en, 243, 244. 462n, 469. Arapaho Clarion, 244 Alabama (state of), 138; Yuchi Indians Arapaho Indians, 95, 97, 419, 423; Treaty in, 497, 500, 501. with, 514, 5J5. Alabaster Caverns, in Oklahoma, 525. Archer, Carlotta, 66n; Edwin, 17. Alberty, John, 60n. Ardmore (Okla.), Summer Normal School Aldrich, l\lr.--, Baptist missionary to at, 319, 320- the Cherokee Indians, 10, Argus, The, published at Arapaho, Okla., Alfalfa County (Okla.) , 178n; high school 244. in, 199, 201-203. Arkansas, oil pipe line through, 519. Almeda Oil Company, 155. Arkansas City (Ks.), 505. Alton, ~lrs. Stanto•n, 72. Arkansas Conference, Mt>thodist Episcopal Alva (Okla.), Northwest Normal School Church at, 362. at, 201. Arkansas River, pole ferry across, 489. American Association for State & Local Arnold, W. C., 226, 229n, 333n. History, Award to Carolyn Thu-mas Fore Asbury, Brvt. .Maj. Henry, 357. man by, 510. Asbury Manual Labor Academy, 362. American Bible Society, Ill-U3, 116, ll8, Asbury Cemetery, 268. 119. Ashton, Orin, 398, 407. American Board of Comissioners for Association of Colege History Professor,, Foreign Missions, 2, 3-5, 36, 362, 415. meeting of, 512. American Heritage, 519. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, in American Indian Culture, 1959 Annual Oklaho-ma, 1.55, 212-215, 221, 228, 335n, Seminar of, 368-369. 453. 464, 465. American Indian Exposition, 368. Atkins, Minerva Jane, 394. American Indian Hall of Fame, at Ana ,\ toka (Okla.), 296, 297, 300; Confederate darko, Ok.Ja. 388. Cemetery near, 253, 265. American Indian Magazine, 285. .\toka Dam, 390. American Jewish Historical Society, gift Auburndale (Mass.), 57. of, 133. Augur, Maj. Gen. C. C., 419. American Tract Society, 112, 113, 119. Aughtry, Charles, "Lynn Riggs At the Ames, Judge C. B., 396. Univel'8ity of Oklahoma," by, 280-284. Amherst College, 4. Avery. Misi- ----, 16, 65. Anadarko (Okla.), Annual Seminar of American Indian Culture, 1959, at, 368- --B- 369; establishment of Indian Agency at, 369. Bailey, Judge Frank, 511; R. C., 225; Anadarko Indians, removal to Indian Thomas J., 455, 456. Territory of, 369. Baker, F. P., 218, 219. Anderson, Capt. 469n; Ada, 469n; Annie, Baker. Quin, President, Quanah, Acme 469n; Phil gift of, 134; Vincent, H., & Pacific Railway, 371. 454n; Rev. W. M., 395. Andover Theological Seminary, 3. Baldwin, Don, 370; Miss E. T., picture Andrews, Lt. Gen. Frank M., 140. of. 30. "Ann Eliza Worcester Robertson as ~ Ball, Charles, 369n; E. J., 469n; E. 0., Linguist," by Hope Holway, 35-44. 469n; Henry, 469n.
1 Ballard, Calvin, 312, 315, 318, 320; Best, E. F .• 466; Frank J., 216. Jan~ 66n. Betts, H. F., 229n. Ballenger, Dr. T. L, 106, 260; Mra. T. L., Betzinez, Jason, Apache Indian, 520. 262. Bickford, C. B., 226, 229n, 333n. Ballentine, Will, 18. Big Bluff Creek, in Kansas, 79. Balyeat, Dr. Frank A., 239; ••county High Big Coon Creek, in Kansas, 78. Schools in Oklahoma," by, 196-210; 'Biggerstaff, Mrs. M. B., gift of, 268. "Oklahoma University at Guthrie," by, Bigbeart, James, Osage chief, 152. 288·293. Billingsley, Logan, 370, 371; gift of, 529. Bandelari, Mr.--, 185. Billingsley, Mrs. Logan, 260. Bangness, John A. J., 454-n. Bittman, Mrs. R. B., gift of, 133. Barnard, Cosenna, 483, 485, 490, 498, 501 ; Black, James, 486n. Harriet, 485; Margaret, 485; Michee, Black Eagle, 90. 483; Timothy, 483, 484; Timpoochee, Black Kettle, Cheyenne chief, 68, 85, 355. 483, 484. Black Kettle Museum, Cheyenne, Ok]a., ·aames, Mrs. Albert M., 529; Cassium M., 387. 3.35, 474; Dr. Melvin, 512; Maj. Gen. Black Warrior River, 165. Verdi B., 355. Blackburn, J., 238; J. G., 238; John A., Barney, M. V., 226, 231, 442n. 226, 228, 331, 337, 343, 345, 347, 459. Barnitz, Bvt. Col. Albert, 85. Blaine County (Okla.), 245. Barno, Mrs. Bessie W ., gift of, 268. Blaine County Historical Association, 246. Barnsdall, T. N., 157. 'Bland, Susan A., 159. Barnsdall Oil Company, 157. Blinn Mrs. R. F. (Clara), 89n; William Bartles, Jake, trader, 153. 89n. Bartlesville (Okla.), 153; oil discovered Bliss, Cornelius N., 467. at, 149, 154, 157, 159, 160. Bloom, C. L., 153-155. Bartlett, David A., gift of, 527. Bloomfield Academy, 318, 319, 383. Bartram, William, 482. dlue County (Choetaw Nation), 382, 3~. 'Bass, Althea, 2; "William Schenck Robert Blue Hawk, Pawnee chief, 123. son," by, 28-34. Board of Indian Commissioners, 428-430. Bas..11, Henry B., 128, 131, 386, 522, 525; Bog~ Bottom, 297. hook review by, 515-518. Boggy Depot (Choctaw Nation), 253, 294. Bates, Gertrude, 179. Boggy Depot & Wilson Grove Cemetery Baton Rouge (La.), 518. Association, 265. Battle of Honey Springs, 490n. Bogy, Joseph, trader to Osage Indians, Battle of Sand Creek, 69. 170. Battle of the Washita, 68, 104, 3.55, 356, Boise City (Okla.), Cimarron County High 359. School at, 208-210. Bayne, Mr.--, 326. Bokchito (Okla.), 251. Beale, Andrrw Jackson, 338, 339, 341, 349, Book Review: (Pw,hmataha, American 477. Patriot, Lewi!!), 255-256; (The Oil Cen Beamer, Henry C., 449n. tury, Clark) • 256-257; ( The Papers o! Beattie's Prairie, 64. John C. Calhoun, Meriweather, 380: Beaty, M. M., 231. (Tecumseh, Destiny's Warrior, Cooke). Beazell, Annastasia, 72. 381; (Relations with the Indians o/ Beck, Mr.--, 326; George, 318. the Plains 1857-1861: A Documentary Beebe, Bvt. Maj. W. W., 87n. Account of the Military Campaign!, and Bell, Maj. James M., 82; Joseph, 74, 98. Negotiations of Indian Agents-Fit!, Belle Vernon (Pa.) , 72. ll.eports and /ou.rnals of P. G. Lmn• Benedict, John D., 307, 315, 326. R. M_ Peck, /. E. B. Stuart, S. D. Benge, Minnie, 66n; Rhoda, 384. Sturgis, Other 01/icial. Papers, Hafen Bennett, Wayne, ~ft of, 529. and Hafen), 513-515: (The Phil.osophy Benson. H. C., 362. of Abraham Lincoln: In His Oum Bent, William, 417, 514. Words, Baringer), 515-518: ({);l Of' Bentley, Mrs. Elizabeth, 383: John Morris, Stream! Loo!!), 518-519; (The A.m 402. t1rican Herita~e Book of the Pionur Benton. Joseph, 281, 283. Spirit). 519-5~: (I Fought with Geron- Berry, M. R., 324. imo. Betzinez). 520.521. Berryman, J. C., 362. Bertholf, Elizabeth. 360; Isaac, 360; John Boot, John F., 362. W., 360; Rev. Thomas, 362, 369. Boston (Mass.), Congregational Chnrch, 3. I Bosworth, Miss Sarah, 290-292. Burgett, M., gift of, 528. Botkin, Ben, 280, 28.1. Burke, J. J., 221n. Botleman, Andy, 177. Burkhart, William A., 369. Boudinot, Elias, 8, 11, 14, 16, 107, 119, 387. Burnette, Roland, 469n. Bowdoin Medical College, 4. Burns, P. G., 4.41; Peter G., 334. 'Bowers, Edward A., 229n. Busby, Judge Orel, 251, 388, 522, 525. Bowman, E. W., 469n; Ed, 469n; Mrs. Bushy head, Eliza, 66n; Isaac, 13. George, 127, 386, 512; Mrs. R. A., 469n. Butler, Dr. Eli2.u..r, 3, 14, 106; Herbert S., Boyd, Martha, 467. 226, 229, 331, 333; Pierce M., 23. Brainerd Mission, 3, 36. Butler County (Ks.), 502. Brandewide, Mack, 529. Butterfield Overland Mail Route, 238, 269, Brandley, Arnold, 332. 382. Branson, Dr. Carl C., 238. Butterfield Stage Route, 2.53. Brant, Charles S., "Indian-White Cult,.ual Button, Nelson, 440. Relations in Southwestern Oklahoma," Button Spring ( Chickasaw Nation), 293, by, 4.33-439. 296. Braskamp, Rev. Bernard, 371. Buxton, Dr. L Haynes, 288, 291, 292; Brennan, John H., 156. William Albert, 288-290. Brewer, Phil B., 396; Theodore Hampton, Byington, Le Grand, 218, 219. 280. Brewster, Miss--, white captives of -C- Cheyenne Indians, 102. Bridges, David, 511. .. C" County (Okla. Terry.), 245. Brigham, Clarence S-, gift of, 134. Cache Creek, 93n. Briles, C. W., 314n, 325. Caddo Indians, 172, 173; removal to In- Brinton, Dr. U. G., UO. dian Teritory of, 369. Broddus, Roy, gift of 268. Cadodachos Indians, 172, 173• Broken Bow (Okla.) 252. Caldwell, Belle, 464, 465. Brown Alice V. 493 498; Celestia Annie, Calhoun, Calvin A., 451-459, 478; John C., 487; Dorothy Jean. 485n, 493, 497, papers of, 380. 498; J. L., 333n; James L., 474; James Callageheah Indians, 168, 169. Layman, 221, 225, 349, 350, 352 ; Jewel Calvert, Mrs, George E., 511; W. S., 199. Virginia, 493, 497_500; Joel W., 454n; Camp Sandy Forsyth, 80, 81. Jn. 13; John E., 337; John F., Seminole Camp Supply, 71n, 84, 86, 87, 100n. chief, 144; Jaunita, 493, 498; Kelly, Camp Ra.dziminski, 71n, 100. 386, 522; Legus, Yuchi Indian, 499; "Campaigning with Sheridan: A Farrier's Madison H., 487; Mattie May Payne, Diary," by George H. Shirk, 68-105. 493, 498; Neosho 487; Neosho Parthana Campbell, Archibald, 16; Walter, 280. Porter, 486; Rachel, 8, 487; Robert, Campbell Springs, in Cherokee Nation, gift of, 135; Miss S., 30; Samuel H., 36.3. Jr., 497; Samuel W. Jr., Yuchi chief, Canadian River, Center Fork of, 75; 487, 492-501; Samuel W. Sr., Yuchi North, 505; South, 505. chief, 485-492; Samuel Wayne, 493, Candy, Mr.--, ll. 498; Capt. Vernon H., gift of, 527; Caney (Ks.), 157. W. R., gift of, 135- Cannon, Mrs. Howard, 154; Nellie V. Browning, Orville H., 41Ml8; W. L., Johnstone, 1.54. 454n. Canlerhury, W. C., 323. Bruce, Dr. Bradford Coley, 469n; James, Ca.-ey, Frances D., 328. 189, 469n; John, 469n. Cadisle Indian School, 34. Bruner, Joe, 491. , "Carriage Point," 382, 383. Brushey (Choctaw Nation), 238. Carry, G. W., 325. Bryan County (Okla.), 382, 383. Carson. Kit, 417. Bryant, C. B, 325. Car!'on'.Newman ColJege, Mossy Creek, Bucher, Mrs. Edward, iz;ift of, 529. Tenn .. 395. Buck Trot, Creek Indian, 491. Carter, Profe!!SOT Joseph, 317, 324, 325- Budapest, Hungary, 140. 326: J,ane, l 84. Buffalo Bill, }23. C:artwrif,!ht. Buck. gift of, 391. Casadv, John. J?ift of, 269. Bufalo Historical Society, gift of, 390, 529. Casey: Frank, 452. Burford, John H., 224n, 449-453, 475. Caton. Jewel Brown, 492n, 494n, 497-500; Burgess, Mrs. Ella, 501. Ralph, 500. 3 Cattle in Oklahoma Territory in 1885, 505. of, 431. Cattle Ranch, in Creek Nation, 487, 498. Cheyenne (Okla.), Black Kettle Muaeum. Cedar (Okla. Terry.), postoffice at, 305. at, 387. Cedar Springs (Va.), 394. Cheyenne Indians, 95, 'J7, 419, 423, 4.34; Centralia (Ill.), 33. treaty with, 514, 515. Chalk Bluff Creek, in Kansas, 76, 78, 79. Cheyenne Indians, campaigns against in Chamberlin, Charles, 225, 230, 331, 336, 1857, 513, 514; squaws, 88n. 441, 445, 447, 476. Cheyenne & Arapaho Indians, in Colo Chambers, J. H., 300. rado, 417; massacre of, 417; raids of, Chandler, Samuel, 22n. 423, 425. Chapin, John G., 475. Cheyenne & Arapaho Reservation, open• Chapman, B. B., 131, 262. 522; gift of, ing of, 242, 245. 134, 390; "Oklahoma City, From Public Chickasaw Academy, 382. Land to Private Property," by, 211-237, Chickasaw Indians, removal to the west 330-353, 440-479. of, 382. Chase, George S., 220, 330; James K., Chickasaw Nation, cotton raised in, 214. 467; John, 467. Chickasaw Nation, ranch in, 294, 300; Chattahoochee River, Yuchi settlement Sumer normal schools in, 317, 320, 327. on, 482, 485n. Chilcutt, Don, gift of, 529. Checote, Samuel, 114, ll5, 117. Childers, "Grube," 489. Cheever, Mrs. Oklahoma Belle Cunning Child's Book, The, Un. ham, 390. Chisholm, Jesse, grave of, 246; trading Chelsea (Okla.), oil discovered near, 149, post of, 251. 159. Chissoe, Taylor, 112. Chenoweth, George W., 454n. Choctaw Coal & Mining Company Rail Cherokee (Okla.), Stella Friends Academy way, 335n. near, 175. Choctaw Indiana, 422; chiefs of, 225,256; Cherokee Almanac, 24. lands in the west of, 163-165; Presby Cherokee Alphabet, 8. terian missionary to, 39, 164; r.emoval Cherokee Boand of Education, 241. to the west of, 286. Cherokee Cold Water Army, 22. Choctaw Nation, A pukshenubbee District Cherokee Colored High School, 307. of, 286; oil in, 149; Oklafalaya or Red Cherokee Female Seminary, 4, 18, 59-67, River District of, 286; ranching in, 241, 307, 309, 360, 363. 294-300; summer normal schools in, Cherokee Grammar, 36. 314, 320, 326; wild animals in, 297; Cherokee Indians, 168, 169, 422; educa wild game in, 296; wild horses in, 296, tion of the, 241; in Georgia, 17; mis 297, 299. sionary to, 4,.5; removal to the west of Choctaw Valley Railroad, 335. the, 3, 18; tintypes of, 134. Choska ( Creek Nation), 495. Cherokee Insane Asylum, 310n, 362. Chrisler, Mrs. Charlotte, 252. Cherokee Language, Bible translated into, Chronicles of Oklahoma, Oklahoma 3; books in, 10, 11. Writer's As1ociation gave "Distinguished Cherokee Lodge A. F. & A. M., 38.5. Service Award' to, 512. Cherokee Male Seminary, 18, 59-67, 24(;, Cimarron County (Okla.), High School, 241, 309, 363, 384. 199, 207-210. Cherokee Nation, Congregational Church Cimarron River, 74,, 83, 505. in, 362; historian of, 246; Methodist Epis Cities Service Oil Company, .149n, 161. oopal Church in, 360; oil in, 149; City National Bank & Trust Company, Presbyterian Church in, 362; Printing Oklahoma City, Okla., 524. Press of, 3, 4, 7; summer normal schools Civil War, Omfederate Army, 490n; in, 307, 308, 321, 324; temperance Euchee Indians in, 486, 49'l; Indian society in, 22, 23, 24. country during, 46; Indian campaigns Cherokee Phoenix, 3. just prior to, 515; veteran, Union Army, Cherokee Primer, 11. 451, 453. Cherokee Seminaries Students Associa_ Clark, Judge John G., 462; Dr. Joseph tion. S9, 246. Stanley, S12. Cherokee Springs. in Choctaw Nation, 295. Clarke, Sidney. 220, 224,, 225, 331, 343, Cherokee Strip (Outlet), 134; £int chureL 345, 349, 469n. in, 178; M County in, 17S; Opening Cleveland (Okla.) oil at, 159. of, 176; school in, 177. Clift, Judge J. G., 128, 262. 386, 512, 522. Chesapeake & Albemarle Canal, building Cody, William, 123. ' Coffeyville (Ks.), 123. "County High Schools in Oklahoma," by Cohn, Mark S., 476. Frank A. Balyeat, 196-210. Coker, Bula Benton Edmondson, 64, 66n. Covel, Caleb, 18; Ella Mae, 66n. Colby, Prof. James K., 36. Cowboy Hill, in Kay County, Okla., 523. Colbert, Ada, 383; Calvin, 382; Emma Cowles, Ed, 245. Frances Nail, 382; Isabell Rebecca, Cox, J. D., Secretary of the Interior, 427, 382-384; Martin, 382. 428. Colcord, Charles F ., 398, 448. Crafton, Kathleen, 60n. "Cold Water Army, The," annotated by Craig, Walter A., gift of, 391. Hope Holway, 22-27. Crandall, L. H., 220, 225. Cole, Levi E., 441, 445, 446, 464; Red Crawford, Miss Isabel, photograph of, mond S., 131, 386, 524; Mrs Redmond 134; Samuel J., 71n. S., gift of, 524. Creehan, Col. John, 261. Collins, Isaac F., 362. Creek Cold Water Army, 22. Collins Institute, 382. Creek Colored Orphans Home, 312n. Colorado, Cheyenne & Arapaho Reserva- Creek Confederacy, Yuchi Indians mem· tion in, 417. hers of, 480, 482. Columbia (Ga.), museum at, 500, 50.1. Creek County High School, 19CJ, 203-205. Comanche Indians, 369, 419, 423-425, 514. Creek First Reader, 31. Compton, J. T., gift of, 390. Creek Indian Agency, near Muskogee, Confederate Cemetery, near Atoka, Okla., Okla., 41J7. 253. Creek Indians, in Confederate Army, 41n; Confederate Fifty Dollar Bill, 135. missionaries among, 45; Presbyterian Confederate Memorial Room, Oklahoma missionary to, 28-34; War of 18.14 Historical Society, gifts to, 135, 269, against, 484. 391, 529. Creek Language, translations into, 31, 35, Congregational Church, in Cherokee Na- 108 122. tion, 362. Creek- Nation (Ind. Terry.) , 483; cattle Conn, Mrs. Lee J., gift of, 134. ranches in, 487, 498; oil discovered in, Consour, Pvt. 'Benjamin F., 93n. 149, 159; schools of, 307n, 491; sum Cook, Lt. Col. W. W., 87n. mer normal schools in, 311, 321, 325; Cooley, D. N., Commissioner of Indian temperance society in, 22; Tullahassee Affairs, 416. Mission in, 35; Yuchi Indians in, 485, Copan (Okla.), 160. 487, 488, 494, 498. Copaychunnie, Yuchi town chief, 484_ Creek Orphan School, 491. Coppock, Alvin, 175, 176, 178, l79. Creek Second Reader, 31. Coppock, Benj. s_, 307, 308, 315, 324, 326. Creek War, Choctaw Indians in, 164, 173. Coppock, Chester, 179; Laura, 175, 178, Crew, Joe R., 209. 179; Mrs. M. L, Sr., 175; Mary Blue, Crocker, Samuel, 335, 454n, 469n; Step- "Stella Friends Academy," by, 175-181. hen, 469n. Corbin, Jack, scout, 95, 9CJ. Crook, Gen. George, 520. Cordell, Fred, 263. Crooks, J. 0., 328. Cornell Univeraity, 65, 433n; gift of Crosby, Lt. Col. J. Schuyler, 87n. library of, 268. Cross, William, gift of, 135. Corwin, Mary E., 72. Crow Indians, 419. Cosgrove, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, 507. Crowder, Mrs. Leonard H., gift of, 268. Cotton raised in Chickasaw Nation, 214. 529. Couch, Mrs. C. E., 469n; Charles, 502; Cruce, Lee, 408. Charles B., 467, 468; Cynthia E., 462, Crum, Samuel, 225 463; Edna Mae, 502; Ira, 469n; John Cudahy, Michael, 154. M., 466, 468, 469n ; Joseph, 460, 467, Cudahy Oil Company, 153, 154, 159. 468, 469n; M. H., 469n; M. Q., 469n; Cuddy, Jvt. Charles, 87n. Mrs. Mary, 469n; Macy Bryan, 459; Culbertson, J. J., 398. Meshach H., 4.S9, 460,468, 502; Meshach Culver, Charles, 179. Q., 460, 465, 468; T. A., 469n; Thomas Cummings, David B., 362. A., 468; Capt. William H., 502; Will iam L., 220 231, 330, 331, 335, 338, 348, Cunningham, J. J., 398; Mrs. W. H., 469n; 442, ffln, 473; William Lewis, 459, 460, William H., 454n. 464, 469. Curley, Pvt. Patrick, 100n. Coughlin, Pvt. Dennis. 95. Curtin, Jeremiah, 488. 6 Curtis, C. H., 215; Charles, 369-371, 388; Dooly, James, 351. Joe, 262, 386, 512, 522; Phillip C., Donohoe, J. F., 225. Director, Harry Truman Library, 512. Drake, Edwin L., 150. Cushman, H. B., l68. Draper, Mabel, 188. Custer, Gen George A., 70, 76, 78, 86, 89, Draper, Stanley, 522; gift of, 135. 94, 96, 98, 100n; 355; Lt. CoL T. W., Du Barr, Mrs. Alfred, 72. 87n; Thomas, 86, 94. DudJeyville (Ala.), 129, 138. Custer County (Okla.), 243. Duncan, Erastus B., 36n. Custer County Chronicle, 245. Durant (Okla.), Normal School at, 322. Custer County News, 244n. Durham, A. W ., 216. Dwight Mission, 2, 4, 11. -D- Dyche, Mrs. J. W ., 328. D. A. R. Chapter, first organized in In Dyer, Dillian, 444n. dian Teritory and Oklahoma, 133. Dyer, Miss Mellie, 65. Dale, E. E. 131, 260, 262, 386 522 · book -E review by, 515. ' ' Eagle Picher Company, 185. Daltry, Mrs. Faith, -gift of, 529. East Central State College, Ada, Okla., Dance, Ghost, 433, 436-438; '"Give-Away," 204. 435, 439. Easterling, Dr. V. R., Sll. Dandridge (Tenn.), 395, 396, 402. Eaton. Callie, 66n. Darlington, Brinton, Indian Agent, 418. Ebey, W. H., 226. Dartmouth College, 45, 65. Eby, W. E., 349. Dauhin, Ahner D., 454n. Echelharger, T. W., 469n; Theodore E., Daugherty, Judge Fr.ed A., 258. 453, 455, 456. Davenport, Dr. A. E., picture of, 391; Eddy, Miss Clara, 300. Julia Chisholm, collection of, 390 391. Edmondson, Bula, 64; Cherrie, 64; Gonia, Davis, Alice Brown, Seminole chief ' 144 · 64; J. Turner, 64; Mack, 64. Maj. Gen. George A., 141; Geor~e R.: Edwards, Rev. John, 39, 117-120· Col. 144; Irene, 129, l44, 259; J. T., 321; William H., gift of, 133. ' Edward's Store, in Latimer County, Okla. J. W., 461; "Jeff," trader, 489; Mrs 523. ' Jeff, gift of, 391; W. T., 488. · Dawson, John M., 461-463 · K. W. 398 "Educational and Cultural Influences of 407. ' ' ' the Cherokee Seminaries," by Ida Wet Deep Fork River, 505. zel Tinnin, 59-67. Delaney, Pvt. Augustus, 87n. Einerson, John, 454n. Delaney, John C., 224n; John Carroll, Eisenhower, Dwight D., 401. 451-453, 464, 475. El Reno Herald, 243. Delta Kappa Gamma Society, 301n. Elam, John B., 350. Democratic Party, Oklahoma City, 0. T., Eld, Amanda, 326. 440. Ellick, Creek chief, 482. Dennis, Miss Lavina, 301. Elliott, Maj. Joel H., 74, 77, 85, 89, 92n, Denver Post, gift of, 268. 356. Denton, John, 487, 495; Lilah, 495; Susan Ellis, John P., 469n. McKellop, 487, 495. Ellison, Luke, 454n. •e Shazo, Maj. Gen. Thomas E. 355 Elmira College, 56. 388, 524. ' ' Elrod, Mrs. Jennie, gift of, 134. De Tar, Edward A., 224n, 469n, 473, 475. Emory & Henry College, 395. Deupree, Harlan T., gift of, 270; Dr. Empie, Mrs. Robert Y., gift of, 268. Harry, gift of, 134. England, Edward S., 466. Dexter, H. C., 178. English, Exall, 512, 522. Diamond Z Ranch, 298. Enid (Okla.), St. Pauls Lutheran Church Dick, Louis 0., 224, 'JZT, 229, 230, 231n, at, 268. 442, 473, 477. Episcopal Church, 413-415, 42.8. Dickson, Willie, 339n. Erie Canal, building of, 431. Dille, John I., 22~ 335, 474. Ervin, Mrs. John, gift of, 527. Dillon, Albert, 176; Bert, 176. Essex, James, 362. Dinsmoor, Col. Silas, .166, 167, 174. Euchee Boarding School, 489, 490, 493. Dole, William P., Commissioner of Indian Eufaula High School, 312, 4117. Affairs, 412, 416. Evangelical Lutheran Church, Northfield Dol1iver, Jonathan Prentiss, 133. Minn., 411n. ' 6 Evans, Dr. A. Grant, ~24-2; Dr. Charles, presented honorar.y memhenhip to, 260. J44, 202, 247, 261, 266, 319, 327, 511. Foreman, Perry, 6011; Rev. Steh~ 16, Everest, Judge J. H., 396. 363. Ewing, Hugh L., 466. Forks of the Illinois River, in Cherokee Nation, 363. -F Forsyth, George A., 80, 87. Fort Arbuckle, 98. Fahmy, E. E., 266. Fort C. R. Smith, on Big Horn River, 418. Fairfield Mission, 17. Fort Cobb, 84, 90, 92, 93. Falwell, Walter, 314n, 321. Fort Dodge (Ks.), 73, 75, 79, 80. Fargason, Thomas B., 138. Fort Gibson, 26. Fariss, Fletcher M., 454n; Joseph T., Fort Gibson ( Cherokee Nation), J62n. 454n. Fort Harker, 78. Farley, Mrs. J. Ray, 506; Mrs. Ray, 364. Fort Laramie, Treaty of 1868 signed at, "Farm Life in Logan Couty in Oklahoma 42011. Territory," by Ina Lee Robinson, 301. Fort Larned, in Kansas, 72. 306. Fort Leavenworth, 80, 513, 514. Farmer, Thad, 278, 278n. Fort Lyon, 89n, 417, 515. Fay, Frank S., 446. Fort Phil Kearney, 418. Fell, Ario, 179. Fort Reno, in Oklahoma, 223, 351, 477; Fellow, H. C., 179; Melissa, 179. on Powder River, 418. Ferguson, Mrs. Lou, gift of, 391; P. N., Fort Riley, 514. 178; Mrs. Walter, 121. Fort Sill, 92n, 93n, 139; Apache prisoners Ferris, Bill, 126. of war at, 521; "Key Gate" at, 354, 388; Ferry, across Arkansas River, 489. Post Commanders of, 268. Fetterman, Capt. W. J., 418. Fort Supply, 355, 356, 357. Fetters, R. B., gift of, 134, 527, 528. Fort Washita, 252, 253. Feuster, Mary E., 94. Fort Wise in Colorado, 515; Treaty of Fields, Johnson, 362. l~l signed at, 420. Fife, Dorsey, 40. Fort Worth University, 384. Figure '2' Ranch, 298. Forter, Col. George J., 141. Fillmore, Frank, 242. Forty-Fifth Division, U. S. Army, 139, 259. Findlay, J. H., 202. Fossett, William D., 474, 475. Finley, T. J., 461. Foster, Judge Earl, 261; Edwin B., 152, Finnel, Frank F., 248; ..The Indian Ter 156; H. V., 157, 161; Henry, 152, 157. ritory Illuminating Oil Company," by, Foulke, Pvt. Warren, 93n. 149-161. Fowler, R. H., 247. Finney, T. M., 149n; Thomas M., 248. Fraker, Elmer L., 283, 512, 522; book re- Fisher, Larry, 278n. view by, 380; gift of, 134. Fisher Stand Stand, 382. Francis, J. L., 395. Fitch, Dr. Asa, 28, 33. Franklin, Mrs. Eunice, 383. Five Civilized Tribes, education among, Freeman, Carrie, 64; Lucjle, 60n, 64; WiU, ~9-242. 64. Fleming, Gertrude Buxton, 288n; Rev. French Camp ( Choctaw Nation), 164. John, 11n. Friends Academy, in Cherokee Strip, Florer, John N., trader among Osage In 175-181. dians, 149n, 151, 152, .156, 161. Friends Bible College, Haviland, Ks., 179n. Florida, Apache prisoners of war in, 521; Friends Manual Labor School, in Kansas, Yuchi Indians in, 481, 432; historical 415n. markers in, 525. Frisco News, 242. Flynn, Dennis T., 306; Pvt. Henry W., Frist, Sam, 440. 99n. Fritz, Henry E., "The Making of Grant's Folsom, David, 164, 286; Ebenezer, 163n; 'Peace Policy' by, 411-432. Nikita, 163n; Sophia, 163n. Fri7.Zell, John D., 261, 364. Foreman, Mrs. Carolyn, gift of, 390. Frizzell, Mrs. John (Mildred), 253, 364; For:eman, Carolyn Thomas, 45, 510; "The Oklahoma Historical Society presented Yuchi: Children of the Sun, by, 480- honorary membership to, 260. 496. Froman, WUliam J., 105. Foreman, Grant, 507; pictures of, 390. Frost, John E., 225. Foreman, Mrs. Grant, 242, 246; gift of, Fuhrer, Hattie, 454, 457. 528, 529; Oklahoma Historical Society Furlong, John R., 469. 'l -G- Gray Horse, (Osage Nation), trader at, 151, 152, 156. "G" County (Okla. Terry.), 243. Green, Amos, 4..57; James W., gift of, 269, G A. R. Encampment, picture of, 390. 391; William W., 454n. Gaines, Col. George Strother, 171n. Green Peach War, 41n. Gainesville (Tex.), 214. Greenup, Mr.--, 295. Galena (Ill.), 431; (Ks.), 189, 192. Gregory, Joseph, 490n; Lucinda Simms, Caley, J. H., 156. 490n; Noah, 490; Rev. Noah G., 483. Gallagher, James, 454-n. Grierson, Col B. H., 92n, 93n. Galloway, John M., 225. Griffin, Jack, 278n. Garber, C. L., 314n, 325. Griggs, Austin B., 215. Garland, Samue~ Cho.::taw chief, 163n. Griswold, Gillett, 371; "U. S. Military Garner, James M., 337. Campaigns on the Plains," by, 369_ Garrett, Cherrie Edmondson, 64n; J. Groff, Lewis A., 452, 454, 468. William, 60n. Gross, T. A., 206. Gary, Raymond S., 251. Gruber, William, Chief 'Bugler, 101n, 105. Gaskill, W. M., gift of, 135. Gruwell, John L., gift of, 529. Gates, Eric, 276; Everette, 227, 278n. Guerrier, Ed, 245. Gault, Frank M., 335, 336, 458; W. J., Guffey, J. M., .156. 441, 448. Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway, 213. Gay, William, 319, 326, 327. Gulf Oil Company, 160. Gayman, John, 454n. Gunn, Maud, 325. Geary (Okla.), 215-346. Guthrie (Okla.) , 215, 222, 224, 405, 449n. Geary, James, 231. 476, 477; Logan County High School Geary's Station, historical marker for, established at, 199, 200; lot jumping in, 253. 351; Oklahoma University at, 288-293; Geology, historical research in, 238. schools in, 293. George, Alvin, 176, 177. Guthrie, Ledru, 331, 343, 349. Georgia, Cherokee Indians in, 3; Macon Gyennek, Stephen A., Curator, Art County in, 48.3; National Guard, 129, Museum, St. Gregory's CoJJege, 253. 138; Yuchi Indians in, 481, 493, 497, 500, 501. -H C,erberich, Albert H., gift of, 133. Geronimo, Apache chief, 268, 520. Hackberry Creek, 88n. Ghost Dance, 433, 436, 437, 438. Ha.clsell, Sardis Ray, 280. Gibbs, Gen. Alfred, 76; D. W., 440; J. Hagar, Mr.---, 302. w., 330. Haglund, Miss--, 385. Gibson, A. M., "A Social History of the Haines, George W., 469n; Rachel Anna, Tri-State District,'' by, 182-195; George, 463-465, 468, 469n. 217. Hale, Mrs. Charles C., 72. Gilcrease Institute of American History and Halifax, Lord, 4'Y7. Art, Tulsa Okla., 45n, 109; Peter P. Hall, Lieut. Joseph, 87 n. Pitchlynn Colection in, 174; Worcester Hallowell, Benj., 427. and Robertson Collection in, 5. Hamilton, Alexander. 359; Elizabeth, 359; Gilliland, Prof.--, 324, 325. Capt. Louis McLane, 85, 87, 355; CiUespie, Angus, gift of, 529. Philip, 357-359; Rebeca Mclane, 359; .. 'Give Away" Dance, 43.5, 439. W. S., 311n. Glascow, Col.--, 462. Hammitt, John W., 98, 103. Clasper, Miss Esther M., 369. Hammons, David H., 441, 445, 448n, 46-1. Glenn, Ida, oil di!\Covered on farm of, 160. Hancock Gen. W. S .. 418. Cleon Oil Pool, 160, 491-, 518. Hanna, James A., 45411. Goddard, C. B.• 5ll. Hansen, Mary Jeanne, 358. Codfrey, Lt. E. S .• 82. 94. 96. Harbour, Dr. Emma Estill, 262, 386, 512, Goode. William H., 362. 522; hook review by, 124. Goombi. Robert, 370. Harjo, Mr.--, 118; Cowee, Creek In Coose Creek. in Kansas, 74. dian, 498. Cordon, William Frederick, Yuchi Indian, Harkins, Amy. 286; George W., 286; Lee 485n, 486n. Fitzhu,rn, 285-287; WilJ M.. 286. Cran by (Mo.). 186. Harlan, James, Secretary of the Interior, Crape. Aleci, Frenchman. 173. 416. Gravette, Addie, 60n; Alice, OOn. Harley Institute. 318, 383. 8 Ham, W. F., 398; William E., 506. Worcester, 4; Jacob, 4; Nancy Brown. Harnage, Roseanne, 66n, Ru~ 60n. 4; Sarah Worcester, 4. Harney, Gen Wiliam, 417, 419. Hobart (Okla.), scrap book of, 527. Harper, Genevieve Key ( Mrs. W-illiam Hodge, Alvin T., 495; D. M., 111-113, 118; Lee), 144. David, picture of, 40; David M., 495, Harpster, F., 225. 496; Elam B., 495; Electa, 495; Jo• Harrah, Frank, 229n. anna, 495; Laura, 495; Milton, 495; Harrison, J. F., 225; James F ., 335n; Nancy McKellop, 495; Nathaniel, 495. Luther, 511; Thomas J., 386. Hoffman, Roy, 14.1. Harvey, Annastasia Beu.ell, 72; D. A., Hogan, Mrs. E. G., 293. 225; Eli, 71; Esther, 72; Mary E. Hoisington, Perry M., 353. Corwin, 72; Pvt. Winfield S., diary of, Holbrook, Harden, 502; James, 505. 72-105; Winfield Scott, 71, 72. Holcomb, I. M., 395. Haskell, Charles N., 406, 400. Holderman, M. C., 18. Hastings, W. W., 64. Holloway, 0. Willard, gift of, 268; Wil Hatchett, M. Ruth, "Isabelle Rebecca liam J., Sll. Colbert Yarborough," by, 382-384; Mrs. Holtsinger, Eugene, 396; Mary, 402. Meta B., 383. Holway, Hope, 5, 100, 512; "Ann Eliza Hatfield, Mrs. Edna, gift of, 134; Mrs. Worcester Robertson as a Linguist," Edna Greer, gift of, 133. by, 35-44; "The Col.d Water Army," Haviland (Ks.), l79n. annotated by, 22'27. Hawkins, Benjamin, 482; E. J., 325; Holzapfel, John, 22.3, 225. w. J., 244. "Home Sweet Home", Creek translation Hayer, Paul, gift of, 268. of, 122. Hays, John, 179; R. B., gift of, 268. Homo-Stubbee, Choctaw chief, 171. Hv..en, --, 90; Maj. Gen. W. B., 68n. Hook, Samuel, 350. Head, Wade, 433n. Hoover, J. Edgar, 400, 404. Heavener (Okla.), "Rune Stone" near Horne, Mrs. Esther Burnett, Shoshoni In- 363-368, 506, 524. dian, 370; Mrs. Robert, gift of, 52.8. Hebard, James H., 454n. Horton, G. W ., 314n, 325. Hedrick, Emmit B., 278n. Hoshall, Dr. Charles W., gift of, 134. Hefner, Judge R. A., 126, 262, 386, 522; Houghton Library, 5. photograph of, 390. Houston (Tex.) Public Library, gift of, Helena (Okla.), County High School at, 134. 198, 201-203. Houston, Sam, .166n. Helton, Mrs.--, 303. Howard, Ernest, 175n, 176, 179; Henry Henderson, Sgt. --, 79, 98; Senator H., 441; John, 176, 179; Stella, 177; John B., 419, 4-24. William, 176, 177. Hendrix, J. R., 319, 327. Hoxey, William, 156. Henry Kendall College, 239, 241. Hubbard, Walker E., 209. Hensley, Claude, 68n; gift of, 270, 390. Hudson, E. G., 225, 331; Corporal George, · Hester, Irene, 179; J., 178. 99n; J. A., 220; Ralph, 133, 512. Hickam, John P., 395. Hufford, Harold E., 211. Hicks, Abi,iah, 4, 17, 25n; Edith, 25; Hughes, Mrs. Bernice Beigler, gift of, Hannah Worcester, 4. 17, 25n. 27. 269; Col. J. W. F., 215. Higgins, Dr. Robert W., 461-463. Huner, Leon, estate of, 527. Highland (Ks.) , Indian Orphan Institute Hurley, Patrick J., 371. at, 33, 46. Hutchinson, L F., 454,n. Hikes, Miss Etta, 291. Hyde, George, 416. Hill, Frank A., 467; Jack, sculptor, 369; James T., 442, 469; P. J. (Joe), 469. -I Hindes, Miss Lorena, 320, 327; Gen. Thomas, 163. Iceland, 140. Hinman, Samuel, Episcopal missionary, Idabel (Okla.), 252. 427. Illinois Camp Grounds, 362. Hinshaw, E. B., 318, 320n. Illinois Conference of Methodist Episcopal Church, 362. Historical Markers, in Oklahoma, 253. Indian Ball Players, 497. Historical Tour of Oklahoma in 1959, Indian Dances, 433, 435-~9. 251-254. Indian Hall of Fame, Anadarko, Okla Hitchcock, Dr. David Dwight, 4; Hannah homa, 260. • Indian Home Guards, 486, 492. religion in 1875 in, 189; saloons in 1875 Indian Journal, 55n, Ill, 112, 114. in, 183; Saturday night in, 184. lndian Mission Conference, Methodist Journeycake, Charles, 154. Episcopal Church, 362, 363. ''Indian Pioneer History," Grant Foreman -K- Collection, 507-510. Indian Orphan Institute, Highland, Ks., Kansas, Butler County, 502; Cheyenne & 33, 46. Arapaho Indians in, 417; Indians in, Indian Territory, during Civil War, 46; 419; mining in, 191; oil and gas in, slaves in, 46; Society of Friends in, 150; Society of Friends in, 427. 427. Kansas Cavalry, 19th, 7.ln, 92, 93, 96, 97, "Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Com 101. pany, The," by Frank F. Finney, 149- Kansas Central Bible Training School, 161. Haviland, Ks., 179n. Indian War of 1868-69, 68. Kansas City & Pacific Railroad, 335. "Indian-White Cultural Relations in Kaw Indians, 369. Southwestern Oklahoma," by Charles S. Kay County t Okla.), Cowboy Hill in, Brant, 433-439. 523. Indians, intrusion of whites among, 412. Keane, Horace, gift of, 134. Ingalls, Senator John J., 475. Keeler, George B., 153; W. W., Cherokee Ingram, John, 275n, 278. chief, 262. International Printing Company, The, Keiger, Mrs. C. G., 358. 55n. Keim, ...... , 99. Iola (Ks.), 150. Keller, Charles H., 454n. Iowa Historical Society, gift of, 133. Kelley, Dr. A., 501. Iowa Wesleyan College, 416. Kellison, Pvt...... , 101. Isparhechar, Creek chief, 498. Kemper Military Academy, 300. Iverson, A. C., gift of, 134. Kennedy, Ada, 328; Donald S., 512; Sgt. Maj. Walter, 85, 89. -J Kenny, Brig. Gen. R. W., 141; Gen. Wash, 261. Jackman, W. W., 133. Kent, F. C., 320, 327. Jackson, Ambrose F., 454n; Andrew, 162, Keogh, Capt. Miles, 96n. 165; Charles, 179; Joe C., "Summer Kerper, John F., 44.5, 447n. No rm a 1 s in Indian Territory after Kerr, Robert S., 371, 524. 1898," by. 307-329; Nocher, 117. Kessler, Adele, 291. James, Amy, 286; Jesse, Yuchi Indian, Key, Cullen R. C., 138; Genevieve, 144; 499; John, Yuchi Indian, 499. Hadassah Fargason, 138; Irene Davis Jefferson County (Tenn.), 394-396. (Mrs. W. S.), 129, 144, 258-260, 355; Jenkins, William M., 203, 201. John Walter, 144; Robert C., 144, 260; Jenks, D. B., Pres., Rock Island Railroad, Key, Maj. Gen. William S., 511; Maj. 368. Gen. William Shaffer, bust of, 260; Johnson, Miss Edith, 276; Miss Harriette, death of, 126-129, 130, 258; main gate 65; Lt. John M., 99n; Dr. L. Wayne, at Fort Sill named for, 354, 388; trib· 262, 386, 512, 522: Judge N. B., 369, ute to, 266. 370, 371, 386, 512, 522; Pvt. William 77. "Key, William Sh a ff er: Oklahoma Pa- Johnston, Mrs. D. L., gift of, 527; Mrs. triot," by Muriel H. Wright, 138-148. Douglas, picture of, 391 ; Douglas H., Key, William S., Jr., 144, 260. home of, 251; James W., 469n. "Key Gate" at Fort Sill, 354, 388. Johnstone, Ne1lie V., 154; William, 153, Keys, George W., 360; Isaac, 360. 154. Key's School, in Cherokee Nation, 360, Jolly, John, 13. 362, 363. Jones, Aaron B., 466; Asa, 464n, 469n; "Kickapoos" in Oklahoma City, Okla., Charles J., 475; Mrs. Flora, 469n; 331, 333, 338. 341, 347, 348, 444. Henry Carlton, 512; J. Ed, 331, 341, Kier, Samuel, 150. 345, 346, 349; James B.. 454n, 457, Kilgore, W. H., 328. 478: Jesse H .• 4..54n; John R .• 454n; R. J.
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