Indian Archives Microfilm Guide Series 3: Choctaw National Records

Home , Choctaw, Choctaw Freedmen, Greenwood LeFlore, List of Choctaw treaties, Pushmataha

Compiled by Katie Bush

Series 3: Choctaw National Records Table of Contents

Census and Citizenship p. 4

Records and Documents of the General Council, Senate and House of Representatives p. 17

License and Permit Records of Traders, Physicians, Laborers, Renters, and others p. 24

Atoka County Records p. 26

Blue County Records p. 28

Boktuklo County Records p. 32

Cedar County Records p. 34

Eagle County Records p. 36

Gaines County Records p. 40

Jacks Fork County Records p. 40

Jackson County Records p. 44

Kiamichi County Records p. 45

Nashoba County Records p. 47

Red River County Records p. 50

Sans Bois County Records p. 55

Skullyville County Records p. 56

Sugar Loaf County Records p. 58

Tobucksy County Records p. 60

Towson County Records p. 63

Wade County Records p. 64

First (Mosholatubbee) District Records p. 67

Second (Apuckshunubbee) District Records p. 69 Third (Pushmataha) District Records p. 71

Choctaw Agency Records p. 73

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents (topics arranged in alphabetical order) p. 75

Choctaw Agency Records: National Treasurer and National Auditor p. 84

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Series 3: Choctaw National Records

Introduction

The Choctaw Nation in Indian Territory maintained its own constitutional government and records for many years in the 19th century, and in limited form after 1906 and Oklahoma statehood. The Choctaw National Constitution was adopted on June 3, 1834 and the government consisted of a Principal Chief, a General Council, composed of a Senate and House of Representatives, and a court system consisting of a Supreme Court and district courts. The Nation was divided into three geographical and political districts. District one, Masholatubbee (Mushalatubbee), consisted of Tobucksy, Gaines, Sans Bois, Skullyville and Sugar Loaf counties. District Two, Apuckshunnubbee (Apuckshunnubbi), consisted of Cedar, Nashoba, Towson, Boktuklo, Eagle, Wade, and Red River counties. District Three, Pushmataha, consisted of Atoka, Jacks Fork, Blue, Jackson, and Kiamichi counties. The district capitols were at Gainse, Alichi, and Mayhew. The national capitol has been at Tushkahomma (Tuchka-Homma) for most of the years of the nation’s existence. In 1893, Congress provided for the creation of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes (Dawes Commission), and authorized this body to meet with representatives of the tribes, including the Choctaws. This effort met with resistance and rejection. It was not until Apr. 23, 1897, under the Atoka agreement that the Choctaw finally consented to the provisions of allotment of their lands in severalty. Then in 1898, the Curtis Act, into which the Atoka agreement was incorporated, was made federal law. It provided that a census of each of the Five Tribes, the Choctaw, Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, and Chickasaw, should be taken to determine those individuals who were citizens of each tribe. It was necessary to acquire many of the national records of the tribes involved in order to carry out the responsibilities of the Commission. These records were taken from the various national repositories to Muskogee where the main Commission office was located. The Curtis Act also provided that the five governments be abolished on Mar. 6, 1906 prior to Oklahoma statehood. However, at this time the work of the Commission was not completed, and an Act of Congress, Apr. 26, 1906, provided for the continuance of the tribal government with limited autonomy. The records, dating from 1860-1906, that were later stored in the federal building at Muskogee, caught the attention of Dr. Grant Foreman, who believed that they were of great historical value and should be inventoried and placed in some order and in a place where they would be accessible to historians. He gained the permission of the Indian Office to direct the calendaring of the documents in 1929. Later he and others were instrumental in having the collection placed in the Oklahoma Historical Building in Oklahoma City. An Act of Congress, Mar. 27, 1934, (H. R. 5631 Public No. 133) transferred the records to the Oklahoma Historical Society’s care, although ownership remained with the federal government. It was determined that the categories for the unbound Choctaw documents would be as follows: Attorneys 2nd District U. S. Court of Claims- Auditor (Apuckshunnubbee) Choctaw Nation v. U. Buildings 3rd District S. Cattle (Pushmataha) Divorce Census Supreme Doctors Citizenship United States Elections Civil War Miscellaneous Estates Compilation of Laws Court of Claims-Lost Property Federal Relations Courts-1st District Self-Emigration and Foreign Relations (Mosholatubbee) Land Indigents

Intruders Spencer Academy Atoka County Lands Tushkahoma Female Blue County Marriage License Institute Jacks Fork County Minerals Tushkalusa Academy Jackson County Miscellaneous Wheelock Seminary Kiamitia County Miscellaneous-in Choctaw Schools-1st District: Schools-District Trustees Language Gaines County Miscellaneous National Agent Sans Bois County Students in the National Council Skullyville County States National Secretary Sugar Loaf County Sheriffs and Rangers Net Proceeds Money Tobucksy County Tax Collectors Per Capita Payment Schools-2nd District: Timber Permits to Non-citizens Boktuklo County Townsites Principal Chief Cedar County Traders Railroads Eagle County Treasurer Roads Nashoba County Treaty of 1830-Improved Schools-Atoka Orphan Red River County Land Claimants, Academy Towson County 19th Article Armstrong Academy Wade County Whiskey and Gambling Jones Academy Wolf County New Hope Seminary Schools-3rd District:

Mrs. Rella Watts, later Rella Looney (Archivist, 1929-1974) divided the Choctaw records into these categories and filed them chronologically within each category. The 483 bound volumes for the Choctaw Nation comprise manuscript entries of proceedings of the National Council, records, criminal and civil dockets, minute books of the district, county, probate, and Supreme Courts, renters’ and laborers’ permit records, treasurers’ records, records of conveyances, marriage records, records of coal leases and operations, records of cattle brands, records of administrators, executors and guardians, records of conveyances of property, records of estray stock, records of county warrants, records of rangers, records of commissions and bonds of officers, records of non-citizens in the nation, records of jurors and witnesses, and auditors’ records. The records of the National Council consist of journals of the House and Senate, acts, resolutions and memorials of the general council, letters of the principal chiefs, and ledger accounts of Armstrong Academy. Of the district courts for the three districts there are auditors’ reports, court dockets, records of marriage licenses and divorces, records of witnesses, execution and minute books, criminal dockets, equity dockets and execution dockets. Of the Supreme Court records there are five volumes of dockets and minutes of court proceedings. The Choctaw volumes, many of which are rebound, sometimes have several different titles; a spine title, a front cover title, an inside page title. There may also be an Indian Archives title. These titles are not always the same. The Archives volume numbered titles is given first in identification, then an original title, or titles, if given. In some cases, one title will be given if there is an agreement between all titles on, in, or assigned to the volume. Choctaw volumes often contain a variety of different entries. These will be briefly outlined on a contents page for each volume filmed.

Another group of Choctaw records is found in Section X of the Indian Archives. These are not part of the accession acquired by the Act of 1934, but are documents which have been gifts to or purchases by the Society since that time. The national records of the Choctaw Nation are considered to be valuable because they represent, along with the national tribal records of the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole Nations, the largest group of records of the sovereign Indian Nations known to exist to this date. As such, they give a view of Indian history that is unknown and unavailable for other American Indian tribes who did not have constitutional governments and written records.

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Choctaw Agency: Mississippi Choctaw Census and Citizenship, 1830-1899

th  Volume 436 – Mississippi Choctaw Claimants Under 14 Article, a True Copy of the Original: Apr. 30, 1876 o This volume contains names of those making claims under the provisions of Article 14 of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek, 1830. o Page 8 of the list is missing. th  Volume 437-2 – List of names of Choctaws to whom script was issued under the 14 Article of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek, prepared by the Indian Office for Identification o This list if a duplicate of Choctaw Volume 437 but has pages 5-42 missing. It has written notations by several names, not found in the first copy filmed prior to it. o Original page numbers 5-42 are missing.  Choctaw-Census, Document 13592-1H: Undated o A list of Choctaw Heads of Families claiming lands under the 14th Article of the Treaty  Choctaw-Census, Document 13592-1I: Undated o This material is an index to an unidentified volume involving Mississippi Choctaws. The copy was made by W. W. Hampton on Apr. 30, 1876  Volume 438 – List of Claimants Under the Fourteenth Article of the Treaty of 1830, whose claims were allowed by Acts of Congress and Approved o This volume contains the above list, the register of Agent William Ward’s Choctaw names; a “supplemental list of names of persons whose claims under the 14th Article of the Treaty of 1830 were recommended by the Senate, or who appear on certain of Ward’s lists;” copies of certain Acts of Congress Mar. 3, 1837, Feb. 22, 1838, Aug. 23, 1842, pertaining to the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek (1830) provisions; and explanatory notes, p. 215-219, concerning the lists. o This volume was microfilmed upside down.  List of Treaty Captains, Choctaw-Treaty of 1830 Document 24323: Sep. 30, 1830 o This document lists thirty captains in Col. Greenwood Leflore’s District.  Volume 7 – A Copy of American State Papers Regarding Public Lands, Treaty of 1830, Document 24324: 1834-1835 o This volume begins with a list of Captains in Nitachachee’s District in 1830. It then lists the names of Indians owning farms in Mississippi, number of person in the family, the size, location and quality of the land and other information.  Applications for Identification as Mississippi Choctaw, Document 13693: Jan. 24, 1899-Feb. 10, 1899 o This material contains testimony taken from Jan. 24, 1899 through Feb. 10, 1899, concerning the applications, a list of claimants with blood quantum shown, and the names and post office address of rejected families. o Page 1 is missing.

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Choctaw Agency: Census Records and Lists, Including Atoka, Blue, Boktuklo, and Eagle Counties: 1830-1896

 Volume 440 – List of approved Choctaw locations under Treaty of Sep. 27, 1830 – Approved June 3, 1836 by Andrew Jackson o Index placed in front of Volume 440  Choctaw-Census-White Citizens Living in Boktuklo, Eagle, Red River, and Towson Counties, Document 13556: 1860 o This schedule was taken as a part of the regular Federal Census of 1860. o The index has been microfilmed upside down.  Recapitulation of Census of All Counties of the Choctaw Nation, Document 13559: Dec. 1, 1867 and 1868 o General populations of Indian Males, Indian Females, Free Persons of Color, Freedmen from States and other Nations, Acres of land of Cultivation, Production, Number of Animals Raised, and White Persons.  Recapitulation of Census of All Counties of the Choctaw Nation, Document 13559: Dec. 1, 1867 and 1868  Volume 446 – Atoka County, Citizens by Blood, 1896 Census o This volume listing Choctaw by Blood has an index.  Volume 380 – Third Judicial District, Choctaw Nation Census Roll, Atoka County: 1896 o The Third Judicial District included Kiamitia, Jackson, Blue, Atoka, Tobucksy, and Jacks Fork Counties. This volume contains rolls for all of these counties, but each county’s record will be filmed separately immediately after the 1896 census volume of the county. This will permit a ready comparison of the two 1896 rolls which are not identical. o Atoka County is given on pages 112-147 and pages 180-188.  Volume 447 – Census of Intermarried Citizens in Atoka County, Choctaw Nation: 1896 o This volume contains the names and ages of persons who were Choctaw Citizens by reason of marriage rather than by blood. There are some notations of marriage dates and places and a list of “Names ordered to be stricken from the Roll, Apr. 19, 1898.” o There is an index.  Volume 389 – Census of Intermarried Citizens of the Third Judicial District, Atoka County, Choctaw Nation: 1896 o The Third Judicial District included Kiamitia, Jackson, Blue, Atoka, Tobucksy and Jacks Fork Counties. This volume contains rolls of persons who were Choctaw by reason of marriage rather than by blood for all of these counties. Each county’s record will be filmed separately immediately after the 1896 census volume of the county to permit a ready comparison of the two rolls. o Atoka County is given on pages 40-42.  Volume 17 – Census of Warriors, Blue County, Choctaw Nation: July 11, 1861

o This list was recorded and registered by Asa King, Sheriff of Blue County. Names of the men are given and whether over 45 years of age, under 18 or over 18.  Choctaw-Census-Blue County, Document 13557: July 17, 1861 o This list is not alphabetized.  Choctaw-Census-Blue County, Document 13565: Feb. 17, 1868 o There is no index. Census lists names, Indian males, Indian females, free persons of color, Freedmen from States and other Nations, acres of land, Production, number of animals raised, and white persons.  Choctaw-Census-Blue County, Document 13574: Apr. 29, 1874 o This list of 530 names is recorded on a continuous roll of paper. In filming the roll, consequently, there will be no pagination and part of each frame will be repeated on the next frame to insure that no names are missed.  Volume 448 – Census of Citizens by Blood, Blue County, Choctaw Nation: 1896 o This volume contains a list of students at Armstrong Academy and a few residents of the Chickasaw Nation.  Volume 380 – Census of Blue County, Third Judicial District, Choctaw Nation: 1896 o The Third Judicial District included Kiamitia, Jackson, Blue, Atoka, Tobucksy, and Jacks Fork Counties. This volume contains rolls for all of these counties, but each county’s record will be filmed separately immediately after the 1896 census volume of the county. This will permit a ready comparison of the two 1896 rolls which are not always identical. o Blue County is given on pages 65-108. In addition, the family is Paul Peter Pitchlynn of Eagle County appears on page 106. On pages 106-108 is a list of the students of Armstrong Academy.  Volume 449 – Choctaw-Census-Intermarried Citizens-Blue County, Choctaw Nation: 1896 o This volume is especially valuable since marriage dates are given for the most of the persons listed along with other data.  Volume 389 – Census of Intermarried Citizens of the Third Judicial District, Blue County, Choctaw Nation: 1896 o This Third Judicial District included Kiamitia, Jackson, Blue, Atoka, Tobucksy, and Jacks Fork Counties. This volume contains rolls of persons who were Choctaw by reason of marriage rather than by blood for all of these counties. Each county’s record will be filmed separately immediately after the 1896 census volume of the county to permit a ready comparison of the two rolls. o Blue County is given on pages 35-37.  Choctaw-Census-Boktuko County, Choctaw Nation, Document 13592: Undated o There is no index.  Choctaw-Census-Boktuklo County, Choctaw Nation, Document 13561: Jan. 20, 1868  Volume 450 – Census of Citizens by Blood, Boktuklo County, Choctaw Nation: 1896 o The entries in this volume are very faded.  Volume 451 – Citizens by Intermarriage, Boktuklo County, Choctaw Nation: 1896

o There are only three persons listed in this volume as being Choctaws by reason of marriage. The entries are very faded.  Volume 453 – Census of Citizens by Blood, Cedar County, Choctaw Nation: 1896 o There is no index.  Volume 72 – Eagle County: 1856-1886 o Choctaw language entries are dispersed throughout this volume. Many of the pages are faded. . List of Volunteers for Confederate States Service: July 9, 1861 . Home Guards Company . Census of Males Over 18 Years and Under 45 . Census of Cattle Owners with Marks and Brand  Choctaw-Census-Eagle County, Document 13558: 1867 o This census is recorded on a single roll of paper; consequently there will be no pagination.  Choctaw-Census-Eagle County, Document 13571: 1874 o Census details Indian males, Indian females, free persons of color, Freedmen from states and other Nations, acres of land in cultivation, production, number of animals raised, and white persons. o There is no index.  Choctaw-Census-Eagle County, Document 13577: 1878 o Census details Indian males, Indian females, free persons of color, acres of land in cultivation, production, number of animals raised, white persons, ministers and Christians, and pupils. o There is no index.  Volume 454 – Census of Citizens by Blood, Eagle County, Choctaw Nation: 1896 o Blood quantum is shown for most of the persons listed. Page 1 is missing.  Volume 455 – Census of Citizens by Marriage, Eagle County, Choctaw Nation: 1896 o This list consists of a single page.

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Choctaw Agency: Census of Choctaws by Blood and Intermarried Citizens

 Choctaw-Census-Gaines County, Document 13582: Undated o This file contains three different items which apparently were taken in the same year. One is a continuous roll six feet in length. These are the only census schedules for Gaines County in the Indian Archives Collection.  Choctaw-Census-Jacks Fork County, Document 13583: Undated o This file contains only a recapitulation. Names of individuals are not given.  Choctaw-Census-Jacks Fork County, Document 13592-1A and 13592-1B: Undated

o This file contains two fragments listing only a few names. The column headings are not present.  Choctaw-Census-Jacks Fork County, Document 13560: May 20, 1868 o This return, dated May 20, 1868, is a continuous roll five and one half feet in length. Heads of households are listed with the number of Indians in various age groups, the number of freedmen and whites and some agricultural statistics.  Choctaw-Census-Jacks Fork County, Document 13584: May 20, 1880 o This list, certified on May 20, 1880, is a continuous roll six feet in length. Heads of households are listed with the number of Indians, Freedmen, and whites in the house. Some agricultural statistics are included.  Volume 457 – Census of Jacks Fork County, Citizens by Blood: 1896 o All individuals within a household are listed, age given, and whether married or single. There are a few notations of deaths, membership in other tribes and Negroes. o Pages 63-66 are missing.  Volume 380 – Third Judicial District, Census of Choctaws by Blood, Jacks Fork County: 1896 o The Third Judicial District included Kiamichi, Jackson, Blue, Atoka, Tobucksy, and Jacks Fork Counties. This volume contains schedules for all of these counties, but each county’s record will be filmed separately immediately after the 1896 census volume of the county. This will permit a ready comparison of the two 1896 rolls which are not always identical. o Jacks Fork County is given on pages 195-221.  Volume 458 – Census of Intermarried Citizens, Jacks Fork County: Oct. 3, 1896-Oct. 20, 1896 o This volume, dated Oct. 3, 1896-Oct. 20, 1896, lists white citizens who had married Choctaws and gives age and whether married or widowed. o Pages 16 and 81-85 are missing.  Volume 389 – Third Judicial District, Intermarried Citizens Roll, Jacks Fork County: 1896 o The Third Judicial District included Kiamichi, Jackson, Blue, Atoka, Tobucksy, and Jacks Fork Counties. This volume contains schedules for all of these counties, but each county’s record will be filmed separately immediately after the 1896 census volume of the county. This will permit a ready comparison of the two 1896 rolls which are not always identical. o Jacks Fork County appears on page 46 with the individual’s age and sex given.  Volume 459 – Census of Citizens by Blood, Jackson County: Sep. 28, 1896-Oct. 20, 1896 o This volume, dating from Sept. 28, 1896-Oct. 20, 1896, lists Choctaws by Blood with age and sex shown. Several non-citizens and one intermarried citizen are included.  Volume 380 – Third Judicial District, Census of Choctaws by Blood, Jackson County o The Third District included Kiamichi, Jackson, Blue, Atoka, Tobucksy, and Jacks Fork Counties. This volume contains rolls of citizens by blood for all of these counties, but each county’s record will be filmed separately immediately after the 1896 census volume of the county. This will permit a ready comparison of the two 1896 rolls which are not always identical. The entries include name, age, and sex. o Jackson County is given on pages 34-60. Pages 47-48 are missing.

 Volume 460 – Census of Intermarried Citizens, Jackson County: Sep. 30, 1896-Oct. 20, 1896 o This volume, dating from Sep. 30, 1896-Oct. 20, 1896 lists citizens by marriage with age, sex, race, and marital status with a notation of whether married before or after Nov. 9, 1875.  Volume 389 – Third Judicial District, Census of Intermarried Citizens, Jackson County: 1896 o The Third District included Kiamichi, Jackson, Blue, Atoka, Tobucksy, and Jacks Fork Counties. This volume contains rolls for all of these counties except Tobucksy, but each county’s record will be filmed separately immediately after the 1896 census volume of the county. This will permit a ready comparison of the two 1896 rolls which are not always identical. o This volume contains a one page list of citizens by marriage showing age and sex. The list is given on page 32.  Choctaw-Census-Kiamichi County, Document 13592-1C: Undated o This is a partial, five page list of people who resided in Kiamichi County.  Choctaw-Census-Kiamichi County, Document 13569: Apr. 6, 1868 o This schedule lists the heads of house, number of Indian males and females in various age groups, numbers of freedmen and whites and statistics on agricultural matters. The census appears to be complete.  Choctaw-Census-Kiamichi County, Document 13572: Jan. 8, 1874-Mar. 25, 1874 o This schedule, dating from Jan. 8, 1874-Mar. 25, 1874, lists heads of house, numbers of Indians in various age groups, numbers of freedmen and whites and agricultural statistics. It consists of nineteen pages and appears to be complete.  Volume 462 – Census of Citizens by Blood, Kiamichi County: Sep. 28, 1896-Oct. 20, 1896 o This volume, dating from Sep. 28, 1896-Oct. 20, 1896, lists all persons in a house with age, sex, and relationships shown. Marital status is noted in some instances.  Volume 380 – Third Judicial District, Census of Citizens by Blood, Kiamichi County: 1896 o The Third District included Kiamichi, Jackson, Blue, Atoka, Tobucksy, and Jacks Fork Counties. This volume contains rolls for all of these counties, but each county’s record will be filmed separately immediately after the 1896 census volume of the county. This will permit a ready comparison of the two 1896 rolls which are not always identical. o Kiamichi District appears on pages 3-32.  Volume 463 – Census of Intermarried Citizens, Kiamichi County: 1896 o This volume lists individuals who were citizens by marriage with their age and sex. For some there is an entry giving the year in which they married.  Volume 389 – Third Judicial District, Census of Intermarried Citizens, Kiamichi County: 1896 o The Third District included Kiamichi, Jackson, Blue, Atoka, Tobucksy, and Jacks Fork Counties. This volume contains rolls for all of these counties, except for Tobucksy, but each county’s record will be filmed separately immediately after the 1896 census volume of the county. This will permit a ready comparison of the two 1896 volumes which are not always identical. o The Kiamichi County schedule of citizens by marriage appears on pages 29-30.  Choctaw-Census-Nashoba County, Document 13585 and 13585-1: Undated

o This file contains a fragmentary endorsement (Document 13585) dated May 26, 1874, received in the office of the National Secretary. There are two additional rolls listing names and ages of persons living in Bethel and Smithville, Indian Territory. These are possibly 1902 lists; compare with a dated item of that time filmed as the final Nashoba Census.  Choctaw-Census-Nashoba County, Document 13563: 1868 o This file contains a fragment of one page 34” in length. The document is watermarked in part and some of the entries are too faded to be read.  Choctaw-Census-Nashoba County, Document 13575: 1874 o This schedule lists the names of heads of house, number in families of various age groups, number of freedmen and whites and agricultural statistics.  Choctaw-Census-Nashoba County, Document 13580: 1886 o This Schedule lists heads of house and age of that person and agricultural statistics. There are also names of intruders and of people under permit. The written number on the upper left hand corner is used to preserve the original order.  Volume 465 – Census of Intermarried Citizens, Nashoba County: 1896 o This schedule gives the name, age, sex, race, and whether married before or after Nov. 1875. Other notations list whether married to a citizen by blood if widowed.  Choctaw-Census-Nashoba County, Document 13585: 1902 o This appears to be a list of residents of the town of Ludlow by households with ages given.  Choctaw-Census-Red River County, Document 13586: Undated o This schedule is a continuous roll seven and one half feet in length. Names of the heads of house are given with the number of Indians and Freedmen in various age groupings. Some agricultural statistics are noted and the number of whites in each household, whether under permit or license or intruder. This list appears to be complete.  Choctaw-Census-Red River County, Document 13568: 1868 o This list gives the names of heads of house with numbers of Indians and Freedmen in various age groupings. There are some agricultural statistics and the number of whites with Indian wives, the number on permit and non-licensed.  Choctaw-Census-Red River County, Document 13578: 1880 o This is a continuous roll seventeen feet in length with an ending date of Mar. 25, 1880. The schedules lists heads of house and gives numbers of Indians in various age groups, freedmen, intermarried whites and whites under permit and non-licensed. Agricultural statistics are also given.  Volume 466 – Census of Citizens by Blood, Red River County: 1896 o This volume gives the names, age, sex, blood quantum, marital status, relationship and ability to speak English of every person living in a household. o There is an index. Pages 131-134 are missing.  Volume 467 – Census of Intermarried Citizens, Red River County: 1896 o This volume gives the name, age, sex, race, whether married to a citizen by blood and whether married before or after Nov. 9, 1875.

o There is an index.

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 Choctaw-Census-Sans Bois County, Document 13587: Undated o This fragment contains only seven heads of house. The list gives the number of Indians in various age groups, the number of freedmen and some agricultural statistics.  Choctaw-Census-Skullyville County, Document 13592-1D: Undated o This is a partial list. Names of heads of households are given with statistics. The column headings are not present, so it is impossible to interpret the numbers given.  Choctaw-Census-Sans Bois County, Document 13592-1J: 1868 o This 3 page list is in the Choctaw language (not translated) with names, ages, and various columns of statistics.  Choctaw-Census-Sans Bois County, Document 13576: 1874 o This schedule lists heads of house, numbers of Indians in various age groups, persons of color and Freedmen, intermarried whites and whites with and without permits. Agricultural statistics are also given. The census appears to be complete and contains and recapitulation.  Volume 469 – Census of Citizens by Blood and by Marriage, Sans Bois County: 1896 o The first part of this volume contains heads of house who were Choctaws by Blood and children living in the house. Ages are given and notations on parentage. In the second part of the book, pages 202-207, the intermarried citizens are listed with age and notation of to whom married. An untranslated letter in the Choctaw language is inserted in the volume. o Pages 277-278 are missing.  Choctaw-Census-Skullyville County, Document 13588: Undated o This list gives names of heads of house, numbers of Indians in various age groups, blacks, intermarried whites and whites with and without permits. Agricultural statistics are also included.  Choctaw-Census-Skullyville County, Document 13589: Undated o These schedules list the heads of house with numbers of Indians in various age groups, blacks, intermarried whites, and whites with and without permits. Agricultural statistics are included.  Volume 470 – Census of Citizens by Blood, Skullyville County: 1896 o This volume contains the names of every person living in a household. A few ages are noted. o Pages 199-200 are missing.  Volume 471 – Census of Intermarried Citizens, Skullyville County: 1896

o This volume gives names and ages of citizens by marriage with occasional notations of name of spouse.  Choctaw-Census-Sugar Loaf County, Document 13564: 1868 o This schedule gives the heads of house and the number of Indians within various age groups, blacks, intermarried whites and whites with and without permits. Some agricultural statistics are included.  Choctaw-Census-Sugar Loaf County, Document 13573: 1874 o This census is a continuous roll six feet in length which appears to be complete. The schedule lists heads of house, number of Indians in various age groups, blacks, intermarried whites, and whites with and without permits.  Volume 472 – Census of Citizens by Blood, Sugar Loaf County: 1896 o All persons living in a household are listed with age, sex, marital status and ability to speak English. An important addition is the notation of blood quantum for each individual. o Pages 13-16 are missing.  Volume 473 – Census of Intermarried Citizens, Sugar Loaf County: 1896 o This volume lists name, age, sex, race, if widowed, whether married to a citizen by blood and the year of marriage.  Choctaw-Census-Tobucksy County, Document 13590: Undated o This schedule gives the heads of house, Indians within various age groups, blacks, intermarried whites, and whites with and without permits. The census seems to be complete.  Choctaw-Census-Tobucksy County, Document 13562: 1868 o This schedule gives the names of heads of families, number of Indians within various age groups, blacks, intermarried whites, and whites with and without permits. The census appears to be complete.  Volume 380 – Citizens by Blood, Tobucksy County: 1896 o This volume contains rolls of other counties which have been filmed previously in this series. Tobucksy County appears on pages 148-178. This is an important item because no other 1896 roll for Tobucksy is in the collection of the Indian Archives.  Volume 474 – Census of Citizens by Marriage, Tobucksy County: 1896 o This schedule gives name, age, sex, race, and marital status. A few entries list the name of spouse.  Choctaw-Census-Towson County, Document 13591: Undated o This fragment lists names of heads of house, number of Indians in various age groups, blacks, intermarried whites, and whites with or without permits. Agricultural statistics are also given.  Choctaw-Census-Towson County, Documents 13592-1E, 13592-1F, 13592-1G: Undated o This file consists of three fragments listing heads of household and statistics. The column headings for the most part are not present, making it impossible to interpret the figures.  Choctaw-Census-Towson County, Document 13566: 1868

o This census gives the names of heads of house, number of Indians in various age groupings, blacks, intermarried whites and whites with and without permits. Some agricultural statistics are included. There is a separate list of Freedmen giving the names of heads of house and number of males and females.  Choctaw-Census-Towson County: 1890 o This file consists of nine pages of extensive information on the families enumerated. This is of particular interest because the federal population census schedules of 1890 were destroyed except for a few scattered items. The material here is not duplicated in the extent 1890 schedules which are in the custody of the National Archives.  Volume 475 – Census of Citizens by Blood, Towson County: 1890 o This schedule gives the names of all persons in a household, age, sex, marital status, relationship to the head of house and ability to speak English. The blood quantum is also stated. A few adopted citizens are also listed.  Choctaw-Citizens by Marriage-Towson County: 1896 o This schedule gives the name, age, sex, race, marital status, and whether married to a Choctaw by Blood.  Choctaw-Census-Towson County, Document 13592-1K: Undated (possibly 1874) o This file contains a fragmentary list of names with statistics. The column headings are not present, making it impossible to interpret the figures.  Volume 268 – Census of Wade County: 1861 (or 1867) o Two lists only have been filmed from this court record book; the remainder of the volume will be filmed in a later series. o The first item, found on pages 17 and 18, is a list of men in Wade County in 1861 or 1867. The second item, dated 1880, will be found after the 1869 census.  Choctaw-Census-Wade County, Document 13570: 1869 o This schedule lists heads of households with statistics. The column headings are in the Choctaw language and have not been translated.  Volume 268 – Census of Wade County: 1880 o This list of inhabitants of Wade County, found on pages 132-137, gives the name of heads of house and statistics. The column headings are in the Choctaw language and have not been translated. o The remainder of this county record book will be filmed in a later series.  Choctaw-Census-Wade County, Document 13592-1L: 1881 o This list, with notations in the Choctaw language, appears to be a pay roll possibly for services performed for the county court.  Choctaw-Census-Wade County, Document 13579: 1886 o This schedule gives the name of heads of house, number of persons in the family in various age groups, number of intermarried whites and whites licensed and unlicensed. Agricultural statistics are also given. There is a list by name of white licensed traders and farmers under permit.  Volume 478 – Census of Citizens by Marriage, Wade County: 1896

o This schedule lists name, age, sex, race, and whether married to a citizen by blood. There is no 1896 Choctaw by Blood volume for Wade County in the collection of the Indian Archives. o Pages 21-22 are missing.  Choctaw-Census-Wade County, Document 13592-1M: 1902 o This file contains two fragments of lists of residents of the towns of Tushkahoma and Ludlow, Indian Territory. Names and ages are shown.  Volume 480 – Choctaw Citizens by Blood Living in the Chickasaw Nation: 1896 o In this volume, all persons living in a household are listed by name with age and sex noted.  Volume 481 – Intermarried Choctaw Citizens Living in the Chickasaw Nation: 1896 o This volume gives name, age, and sex with a few additional notations on some of the entries.  Section X-Choctaw-Census – Census of Restricted Choctaws and Chickasaws: 1929 o This list gives name of the individual, Dawes Final Roll number, tribe, blood quantum, age, and post office address. There are notations concerning deaths and marriages on some of the entries. o This list is alphabetized.

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 Choctaw-Citizenship, Letters and Documents Concerning Citizenship, Documents 13593-13694: 1872-1908  Section X-Choctaw-Citizenship, Letters and Documents Concerning Citizenship: 1897-1930  Volume 349 – Choctaw Citizenship: Undated o This one page list of individuals whose citizenship was in doubt consists principally of Freedmen.  Volume 302 – Choctaw Citizenship: 1884-1898 o The two titles given for this volume are misleading. The only National Council items are found on pages 150-153 and consist of a list of bills and resolutions passed by the Council in 1887. The remainder of the volume contains minutes and dockets of the Committee of the Choctaw General Council on Disputed Citizenship. Included are names of petitioners and persons giving testimony and final adjudication of acceptance or rejection of the claimants. o Pages 1-2 and 35-38 are missing.  Volume 431 – Choctaw Citizenship: 1884-1896

o The citizenship material in this volume consists of five pages of names of persons applying for citizenship or giving affidavits with notes on whether the petitioners were recognized or rejected.  Volume 433 – Choctaw Citizenship: 1896-1904 o This volume contains lists of individuals claiming citizenship some of whom had been rejected and appealed their cases to the United States District Court. Notes are given on the date of the original application, basis for the claim and final disposition of the case.

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 Volume 434 – Choctaw Citizenship Cases: 1896-1904 o This volume contains lists of individuals claiming citizenship some of whom had been rejected, and appealed their cases to the United States District Court. Notes are given on the date of the original application, basis for the claim and final disposition of the case.  Volume 435 – Choctaw Citizenship Cases: 1896-1904 o This volume contains lists of persons applying for Choctaw enrollment, some with ages given. There are notes showing the date of the original petition, basis for the citizenship claim, and final disposition of the case.  Volume 483 – Rejected Cases, First District: 1896-1897 o This first part of this volume contains the name, age, sex, and race of individuals who were rejected in the 1st District. The reason for the rejection is stated in most instances. o In another section, the minutes of the Census Commission of the 2nd Judicial Districts are given.

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Choctaw Agency: Census and Citizenship, Choctaw Freedmen, 1885-1897

 Volume 340 – Freedmen Rolls, First District: 1885 o This volume gives the names of persons admitted to citizenship, heads of families, names of wives and children, number in various age groups, nationality of parents, person to whom belonged before emancipation and other data. o There is an index on pages 21-31. Pages 23-26 are missing.  Volume 341 – Roll of Freedmen Who Elected to Leave the Nation: 1885-1886 o This roll shows names of persons, names of wives and children, nationality of parents, and name of former owner.

 Volume 355 – Freedmen Whose Title to Citizenship is Doubtful, Red River County: 1885 o This list gives names of doubtful citizens, their children and former owners.  Volume 355A – Freedmen Who Elected to Leave the Nation, Second District: 1885  Volume 361 – Freedmen Rolls, Second District: 1885 o This volume lists the heads of families, names and numbers of children in various age groups, nationality of parents, names of former owners, and agricultural statistics. There are some notations as to deaths and persons enrolled through error. o There is an index on pages 47-90. Pages 51-58, 71-78, 81-88, 91-97, 101-108, 112-117, 124-125, and 134-135 are missing.  Volume 373 – Roll of Freedmen Whose Citizenship is Doubtful, Third District: 1885 o This volume lists heads of house, names of children and numbers in various age groups, nationality of parents, names of former owners, and agricultural statistics. o The list is only four pages long.  Volume 374 – Freedmen Who Elected to Leave the Nation, Third Judicial District: 1885 o This volume contains information on only one family. Listed are the head of the house, names of wife and children, number of people in various age groups and name of former owner.  Volume 375 – Freedmen Rolls, Third District: 1885 o This volume has a one page list of Commission expenses. The balance of the volume contains rolls of Freedmen accepted for citizenship arranged by counties. . Kiamitia County Pages 2-22 . Blue County Pages 23-38 . Atoka County Pages 38-51 . Jacks Fork County Pages 52-57 o There is an index of individuals by counties on pages 73-129. Pages 1, 58-71, 80-89, 91- 98, 101-108, 112-117, and 121-128 are missing.  Volume 432 – Minutes of the Citizenship Committee: 1885 o This volume contains minutes of Committee meetings and applications of Freedmen for Choctaw citizenship. Names and ages of the individual Freedmen are noted with the names of their former owners.  Volume 452 – Census of Freedmen, Boktuklo County: 1896 o This volume lists adult Freedmen by name, age, marital status, whether once held in slavery by the Choctaws and whether able to read and write.  Volume 456 – Census of Freedmen, Eagle County: 1896 o This volume gives the name of all adult Freedmen with age, sex, marital status, whether once held in slavery by the Choctaws and whether able to read and write also noted.  Volume 461 – Census of Freedmen, Jackson County: 1896 o This volume contains the name, age, and sex of all Choctaw Freedmen in the county with the name of former owners.  Volume 464 – Census of Freedmen, Kiamichi County: 1896

o This volume contains a list of adult Freedmen in the county giving name, age, sex, marital status, whether once held in slavery by the Choctaws, whether able to read and write, and the number of living children that were born after Sep. 13, 1856.  Volume 468 – Census of Freedmen, Red River County: 1896 o This volume lists the names of all adult Choctaw Freedmen and gives age, sex, marital status, whether once held in slavery by the Choctaws and whether able to read or write. The number of living children born since Sep. 13, 1865 is noted.  Volume 482 – Census of Freedmen, Skullyville, Sans Bois, and Tobucksy Counties: 1896 o This volume contains lists of Freedmen families noting name and age.  Volume 477 – Census of Freedmen, Towson County: 1896 o This volume contains adult Freedmen and in some cases children as well. Name, age, sex, marital status, whether a former slave of the Choctaws and whether able to read and write are given. The number of living children born since Sep. 13, 1865 is also given.  Volume 479 – Census of Freedmen, Wade County: 1896 o This volume lists Freedmen families giving age, sex, marital status, number of living children born after Sep. 13, 1865, whether former slaves of the Choctaw and whether able to read and write.  Volume 382 – Freedmen Admitted to Citizenship, Third Judicial District: 1897 o This volume lists Freedmen of Kiamichi, Jackson, Blue, Atoka, and Jacks Forks Counties. Children as well as adults are named with ages, nationality of parents, name of former owners and agricultural statistics. On page 200, there is a list of Freedmen who had failed to register in 1885, but who were entitled to citizenship.

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Choctaw Agency: Records and Documents of the General Council, Senate and House or Representatives

 Volume 293 – General Council and House of Representatives: 1855-1867 o This volume contains acts and resolutions of the Council in 1855 and minutes from the House of Representatives from 1861-1867. Some entries are in the Choctaw language and have not been translated. o Pages 223-233 have been renumbered.  Volume 295 – General Council and House of Representatives: Oct. 9, 1857-June 11, 1861 o This volume is a journal of the House and acts, resolutions, and minutes of meetings from Oct. 9, 1857-June 11, 1861. o Pages 1-2, 50-54, and 60 are missing.  Volume 296 – General Council: Oct. 21, 1857-Jan. 25, 1865 o This volume contains acts, resolutions, and election results from Oct. 21, 1857-Jan. 25, 1865.

 Volume 297 – Senate: Oct. 5, 1857-Nov. 2, 1867 o This volume contains some acts and resolutions of the General Council and a journal of the Senate. Meeting at Boggy Depot, Doaksville, and Chahta Tamaha, between Oct. 5, 1857-Nov. 2, 1867. o Pages 3-4 and 267-278 are missing.  Volume 298 – Records of the Senate at Doaksville, Capital of the Choctaw Nation, Senate in Session: Oct. 1, 1860-1861 o This volume contains by-laws for the governing of the Senate, oaths of office, acts, and resolutions of the Senate. o Pages 112-151 and 187-218 have been renumbered.

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 Volume 292 – Acts and Resolutions of the General Council: 1864-1872 o Records of the council begin on pages 130 of this volume. o Pages 350-351 are missing.  Volume 294 – House of Representatives: Oct. 1865-Oct. 1871 o This volume contains minutes of the House of Representatives from Oct. 1865-Oct. 1871. The record begins on page 26.  Volume 291 – General Council Records: Oct. 6, 1865-Mar. 20, 1872 o Council records in this volume begin on page 52. They include acts, resolutions, and memorials passed by the council from Oct. 6, 1865-Mar. 20, 1872.  Volume 309 – Senate: Oct. 3, 1870-Oct. 20, 1870 o This volume is a journal of the Senate meeting in regular session from Oct. 3, 1870-Oct. 20, 1870.  Volume 310 – House of Representatives: Oct. 18, 1871-Oct. 30, 1871 o This volume is a journal of the House of Representatives from Oct. 18, 1871-Oct. 30, 1871.  Volume 311 – House of Representatives: Oct. 8, 1872-Oct. 24, 1876 o This volume is a journal of the House from Oct. 8, 1872-Oct. 24, 1876. o There is an index with all pages blank except E-H. Pages 5-6 and 311-312 are missing.

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 Volume 314 – Journal of the Senate: Oct. 7, 1872-Nov. 1, 1876 o This volume contains a journal of the Senate from Oct. 7, 1872-Noc. 1, 1876. o Pages 285-288 are missing.  Volume 312 – Acts and Resolutions for the Use of the Senate: Oct. 18, 1872-Oct. 26, 1877 o This volume contains Acts and Resolutions passed by the General Council between Oct. 18, 1872-Oct. 26, 1877 pertaining to such matters as establishing toll bridges, sale and shipment of timber, rock and coal, committee formation and duties, appropriations, relationship with the federal government, permits to non-citizens and other matters. o Pages 201-202 and 245-246 are missing.  Volume 313 – Senate Records: Oct. 18, 1872-Nov. 2, 1880 o This volume contains records of the Senate including bills, resolutions, acts, memorials to the United States government, petitions, message from the Principal Chief, and other documents between Oct. 18, 1872-Nov. 2, 1880. o There is an index, but most pages are blank.  Volume 315 – Journal for the Use of the Senate: Oct. 1, 1877-Nov. 8, 1883 o This volume is a journal of the Senate from Oct. 1, 1877-Nov. 8, 1883.

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 Volume 316 – House of Representatives: Oct. 1, 1877-Oct. 3, 1883 o This volume contains bills, resolutions, petitions, lists of Representatives by counties, election of National and House officers and other items dating from Oct. 1, 1877-Oct. 3, 1883.  Volume 317 – Acts and Resolutions of the General Council for use of the Senate: Oct. 26, 1877- Oct. 20, 1883 o This volume contains bills, resolutions, and Acts of the General Council pertaining to appropriations, non-citizens, payment of claims, citizenship, formation of committees, establishment of precincts, making of contracts, reports from committees, school regulations, etc.  Volume 299 – House of Representatives: Nov. 2, 1880-Nov. 5, 1883 o This volume contains bills, resolutions, petitions, acts concerning Spencer Academy and other items dating from Nov. 2, 1880-Nov. 5, 1883.  Volume 300 – House of Representatives: Oct. 1, 1883-Oct. 30, 1899 o This journal of the House meeting in regular session contains acts, resolutions, election of House officers, and other items.

o Pages 317-318 and 237-238 are missing.

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 Volume 301 – Senate: Oct. 11, 1884-Nov. 7, 1888 o This volume contains acts and resolutions concerning the Choctaw Capitol building, the sale of old Spencer Academy, the M. K. and T. Railroad, lists of Senators, Senate officers and other item. Notice is made of the deaths of Allen Wright, Basil L. Leflore, Rufus Folsom, and Harris Franklin.  Volume 303 – Senate: Oct. 6, 1884-Oct. 18, 1888 o This journal of the Senate contains lists of Senators, acts and resolutions concerning intermarriages, missionaries, the death of Coleman Cole and William Robuck, and other matters.  Volume 304 – General Council: 1884-1889 o This volume contains lists of people whose petition for citizenship was accepted or rejected, reports of National officers and acts and resolutions on numerous subjects. o Pages 213-214 and 289-290 are missing.  Volume 305 – House of Representatives Tushka Huma, Choctaw Nation: Oct. 6, 1884-Oct. 15, 1899 o This volume contains acts and resolutions of the House of Representatives, lists of members, Rules and Regulations of the House and other documents.

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 Volume 328 – Laws of the Choctaw Nation in English and Choctaw: 1886-1890 o This volume was printed in 1891 in Atoka, Indian Territory. The pages following 53 have been renumbered.  Volume 302 – General Council: Oct. 12, 1887-Nov. 4, 1887 o The Council material in this volume appears only on pages 150-151 and consists of a list of acts and resolutions.  Volume 306 – Journal of the Senate: Oct. 15, 1888-Oct. 14, 1892 o This volume contains the journal of the Senate.  Volume 307 – General Council: 1889-1892

o This volume contains acts, resolutions, and memorials on such matters as admitting certain Mississippi Choctaws to citizenship, establishing a boarding school for Choctaw Freedmen and establishing election districts.  Volume 308 – General Council: Oct. 11, 1889-July 1, 1893 o The laws and resolutions in this volume concern such matters as intruders, disposition of Choctaw interests in lands west of the 98th degree west longitude, appropriations and so on. o Pages 13-14 and 351-358 are missing.  Volume 318 – House of Representatives: Dec. 5, 1891-Nov. 11, 1895 o This journal of the House deals with such matters as turnpikes, ferries, railroads, and the death of Colonel C. E. Nelson. o Pages 307-308 are missing.

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Choctaw Agency: Records of the General Council, Senate, and House of Representatives

 Volume 320 – Journal of the Senate: Oct. 3, 1892-Oct. 26, 1894 o This volume is a journal of the Senate. o Pages 231-238 and 285-294 are missing.  Volume 319 – Resolutions, Bills, and Acts of the General Council: Oct. 31, 1892-Nov. 12, 1895 o This volume contains acts, resolutions, and bills of the General Council concerning toll gates, ferries, coal and railroads, elections, students in the states, Leased District, International Council, net proceeds fund, Light Horse, deaths of prominent Choctaws and other matters. Some committee reports are included. o Pages 283-290 are missing.  Volume 321 – General Council: July 1, 1893-Jan. 8, 1901 o The laws and resolutions in this volume deal with appropriations, citizenship, ratification of an agreement with the Chickasaw Nation and other matters.  Volume 329 – Constitution and Laws of the Choctaw Nation in English: 1893 o In addition to the Constitution and Laws of the Choctaw Nation, this printed volume contains copies of the Treaties of 1837, 1855, 1865, and 1866.  Volume 330 – Constitution and Laws of the Choctaw Nation in Choctaw: 1893 o This volume is printed in the Choctaw language and in addition to the constitution and laws contain copies of the Treaties of 1837, 1855, 1865, and 1866. o A subpoena addressed to the Sheriff of Cedar County, dated Jan. 4, 1904, was inserted in the back of the volume.

CTN 15

Choctaw Agency

 Volume 322 – Journal of the Senate: Oct. 25, 1894-Oct. 6, 1899 o This Senate journal contains acts, resolutions, and petitions dealing with appropriations, committee appointments, voting procedures and other matters. o Pages 295-296 are missing.  Volume 323 – Committee on Schools, General Council: 1896-1901 o This volume contains minutes of the meetings of the committee, reports, proposed legislation, and other matters concerning the educational system.  Volume 324 – General Council: 1896-1901 o This volume contains acts and resolutions, committee reports, names of the senators, list of officers of the House and Senate and other items. o Pages 149-156 and 189-190 are missing.  Volume 331 – Acts and Resolutions of the General Council and School Laws: 1897 and 1890 o This is a printed volume of Choctaw laws passed in 1897 and 1890. o There is an index on pages 65 and 66.  Volume 325 – Senate: 1899-1901 o This journal of the Senate contains acts and resolutions concerning the sale of Spencer Academy, appointing a committee to assist the Dawes Commission in making a roll of Choctaw citizens and other matters. o Pages 157-160, 195-196, and 285-290 are missing.  Volume 332 – General Council: Oct. 6, 1903-May 21, 1904 o This printed volume contains acts and resolutions passed by the Council in regular session. o An index may be found on page 63.  Volume 333 – General Council: Oct. 13, 1904-May 21, 1905 o This printed volume contains acts and resolutions passed by the Council while in regular session. o An index appears on page 48.  Volume 326 – General Council: June 30, 1905-July 4, 1905 o This volume contains acts of the Council at a special session. An item dated 1870 concerning surveying the Chickasaw land was found in the front of the book.  Volume 334 – General Council: Mar. 9, 1905-Jan. 17, 1906 o This printed volume contains acts and resolutions passed by the Council at a special and regular session. o Pages have been renumbered after page 15. There is an index on page 73.  Volume 327 – General Council: 1908-1910 o This volume contains memorials, acts, and resolutions concerning coal and asphalt deposits, protesting the re-opening of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Final Rolls and other matters.

CTN 16

Choctaw Agency: Letters and Documents Concerning the General Council, Senate, and House of Representatives: 1852-1872

 Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18497, 18499-18502 o This file contains journals, acts, resolutions, bills, messages of the Principal Chief and other documents.  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18295-18310, 18666, 18668  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18311-18318  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18319-18333

CTN 17

Choctaw Agency: Letters and Documents Concerning the General Council, Senate, and House of Representatives, 1873-1890

 Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18334-18366, 18270-18271 o This file contains constitutions, treaties, acts, resolutions, journals, and other documents. Some printed records are in the Choctaw language.

CTN 18

Choctaw Agency: Letters and Documents Concerning the General Council, Senate, and House of Representatives, 1888-1893

 Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18367-18386 o This file contains constitutions, treaties, acts, resolutions, messages of the Principal Chief, petitions, Payment Rolls, and other documents. There is some material in the Choctaw language.  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18387-18406  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18407-18408  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18409-18411  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18412  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18413-18415

CTN 19

Choctaw Agency: Letters and Documents Concerning the General Council, Senate, and House of Representatives, 1894-1906

 Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18416-18422 o This file contains constitutions, laws, resolutions, memorials, Payment Rolls, legislative journals, messages from the Principal Chief, petitions, election certificates and other records.  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18423-18427 and 18272  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18428-18429  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18430-18440 and 18498  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18453 and 18495  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18454-18469  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18470-18480  Choctaw-National Council, Documents 18481-18494

CTN 20

Choctaw Agency: License and Permit Records of Traders, Physicians, Laborers, Renters, and others

 Volume 431 – License Traders: 1887-1888 o Only pages 200-204 of this volume are filmed here. They contain a list of licensed traders with the county or town in which their business was located.  Volume 420 – Red River County Permit Records: 1893-1899 o This volume contains lists of employees under permit as renters and common laborers and their employers. Petitions for permits were granted by the County Courts of the Choctaw Nation.  Volume 421 – Non-citizens Permits, Sugar Loaf County: 1894-1905 o This volume contains the names of persons in the nation under permits, their occupations, and the names of the employers. Some have place of business and other information.  Volume 422 – Cedar County Permit Records: 1898-1906 o This volume contains lists of permit holding renters and laborers, names of witnesses in cases of permit violations, names of persons charged with not working the roads, and so on.

CTN 21

Choctaw Agency: License and Permit Records of Traders, Physicians, Laborers, Renters, and others

 Volume 423 – Sans Bois County Permits: 1898-1900 o This volume contains permit records for renters, blacksmiths, physicians, traders, and laborers. Pages 1-25 is an index of the Choctaw Citizens who were paying the permit fees.  Volume 424 – Sans Bois County Permits: 1899-1900 o This book, kept by J. D. Surratt, Sheriff of Sans Bois County, lists the names of Choctaws, the people employed by them and the amount of permit fees paid.  Volume 425 – Tobucksy County Permits and Licenses: 1899-1905 o This register lists the name of the non-citizen, by whom employed, occupation, location of business, if any, date the permit was granted and expired, amount of permit, and so on.  Volume 426 – Red River County Permits: 1899-1900 o This volume lists renters, Choctaw citizens petitioning for permits to rent and the amount of fees paid.  Volume 427 – Licensed Physicians: 1899-1904 o This volume is a register of certificates to practice medicine issued by the Board of Health of the Choctaw Nation. There is an index of doctors on pages 1-23.  Volume 429 – Sans Bois County Permits: 1900 o This volume lists Choctaw citizens and the non-citizens employed by them, amount of permit fees paid, list of gin employees, and location of gins. o There is an index of the Choctaw employers.  Volume 428 – Skullyville County Permits: Undated (possibly 1901) o This volume lists the names of non-citizens and all members of their families, age span of the children, whether employed or a renter, name of the employer, number of cattle and horses, and so on. o Pages 1-17, 87-90, and 101-104 are missing.  Volume 430 – Sans Bois County Permits: 1902-1906 o This volume lists the names of Choctaw citizens and the non-citizens whom they employed or whom they rented to, reports of the county treasurer and so on. There is a brief subject index. o Pages 1-52 and 293-294 are missing.

CTN 22

Choctaw Agency: Atoka County – Marriage, Estate, Land, and Permit Records

 Volume 12 – Marriage, Estate, and Land Records, Index to Choctaw Volume 1: Undated o This volume is an index to Choctaw Volume 1. Various pages of the index contain no entries.  Volume 1 – Marriage, Estate, and Land Records: Sep. 6, 1886-Oct. 12, 1891 o This volume contains deeds, conveyances, mortgages, marriages, wills, adoptions, and other items.  Volume 6 – Marriage, Estate, and Land Records: Apr. 19, 1894-Sep. 27, 1902 o This volume contains marriages, wills, guardianships, adoption petitions, surety bonds, and commissions for county officials, mortgages, bills of sale, mineral leases, and coal, copper, silver, oil, and gas claims. o There is an index.  Volume 4 – Permit Records: Sep. 30, 1890-Nov 19, 1902 o This volume contains lists of landlords and their tenants who were non-citizens in the nation under permit. o Pages 123-130, 169-180, 183-184, 187-188, and 203-206 are missing.  Volume 8 – Permit Records: Mar. 4, 1895-Oct. 5, 1901 o This volume contains lists of non-citizens in the nation under permit to rent. The amount of the fee paid and the names of the landlords are given with an occupation occasionally stated. o There is an index. Pages 65-66 are missing.  Volume 10 – Permit Records: Jan. 5, 1903-Oct. 1, 1905 o This volume lists non-citizens permit holders, names of Choctaw landlords and the amount of fee paid.

CTN 23

Choctaw Agency: Atoka County – Courts

 Volume 367 – Circuit Court Records: Aug. 10, 1868-Feb. 17, 1881 o This volume contains minutes of civil and criminal cases, surety bonds, divorce petitions and commissions of county officials. Most of the entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is no index.  Volume 366 – Circuit Court Records: Aug. 11, 1868-Feb. 1883 o This volume contains dockets of civil and criminal cases with notations of charges, verdicts, and disposition of the cases. Names of defense and prosecution witnesses are also given.  Volume 371 – Circuit Court Records: Jan. 16, 1883-Aug. 15, 1892

o This volume contains dockets of civil and criminal cases with notations of charges, verdicts and disposition of the cases in some instances, and names of defense and prosecution witnesses.  Volume 2 – Court Records: June 15, 1885-Aug. 7, 1905 o This volume contains court dockets listing plaintiffs, defendants, cause of act, witnesses and disposition of each case; amounts paid for jurors’ services; some testimony; case records of the Choctaw Nation vs. Individuals in criminal and civil cases, and private citizens involved in litigation. Some probate records are also included. o There is no index.  Volume 3 – Circuit Court Financial Records and Scrip Book: Jan. 6, 1890-Mar. 31, 1897 o This volume contains records of county scrip payments including amount, purpose of payment and names of individuals paid. Permit payments received; “cash” accounts, expenditures and balances listed under individual county officers’ names. o There is an index. Pages 125-126 and 131-132 are missing.  Volume 5 – County Court Records: Mar. 3, 1890-Feb. 1904 o This volume contains the court journal including records of bonds, court dockets for criminal and civil cases, summons, writs, guardian and estate reports, petitions, permits issued, oaths of office, road commissioned, citizenship cases, appointments and other matters. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is no index. Pages 23-24 and 129-136 are missing.  Volume 7 – County Financial Records: Oct. 5, 1896-Mar. 28, 1905 o This volume contains accounts of monies received from permits, hay royalties, clerk’s fees, and different county officials’ expenditures. Lists of scrip payments are given with name, date, and amount. In addition, pages 333-339 contain a personal diary of Zodoc J. Harrison, a Senior at Jones academy, dated Dec. 23, 1904. o There is an index.  Volume 9 – County Financial Records: Sep. 7, 1900-Feb. 19, 1906 o This volume contains accounts of money paid by the county to county officials, expenditures for supplies and equipment, and amounts received from the County Ranger, Sheriff, and others from permits, hay royalty, clerk’s fees, and labor receipts. o There is an index. Pages 11-12 and 25-26 are missing.  Volume 11 – County Court Records: Feb. 1, 1904-Feb. 19, 1906 o This volume contains court proceedings concerning appointments and reports of guardians and estate administrators, sales of estray property, permit fees and fines for violation of permit laws, cases involving criminal acts, appointments of county officials and other matters. o There is no index.

CTN 24

Choctaw Agency: Blue County – County Court Records, Marriage and Probate

 Volume 16 – County Court Records: Aug. 1857-Feb. 1877 o This Minute book describes the opening of the Probate Court at the Perry Court ground July 5, 1858 and gives court proceedings concerning probate matters and civil and criminal cases. o A translation of page 10 by Peter Hudson is included (taken from Section X-Choctaw Courts-Blue County). o There is no index.  Volume 15 – County Court Records: May 20, 1858-June 4, 1883 o This volume contains probate records including appointments of guardians, administrators’ reports, with fees charged. Names of deceased are given. o There is no index. Pages 67-68 and 71-72 are missing.  Volume 17 – County Court Records: May 27, 1858-Oct. 1, 1900 o This volume contains probate court records, bonds and bondsmen for county officers, oaths of office given, notes for sums due, transfers of real property registered, and other matters. o There is a partial index. Pages 92-93, 270-271, and 282-283 are missing. o Pages 235-248 were not filmed on this roll, but will be found on CTN 2 instead.  Volume 20 – County Court Records: June 19, 1858-Sep. 9, 1903 o This volume contains marriage and probate records, bills of sale, and coal and mineral claims. Some translations are included of entries written in the Choctaw language on pages 6-11 and 15. These are placed at the end of the volume. o There is no index.  Volume 22 – County and Probate Court Records: Nov. 5, 1877-Feb. 3, 1891 o This volume contains a journal of court proceedings including oaths administered to county officials; estate matters such as wills and guardianships; appointments, and some applications to practice law. Some entries are in Choctaw. o There is no index. Pages 253-254 are missing.

CTN 25

Choctaw Agency: Blue County – Estates, Marriages, Civil and Criminal Dockets, and Miscellaneous Records.

 Volume 30 – Probate, Marriage, and Other Records: Feb. 16, 1891-Dec. 20, 1901 o This volume contains county and probate court records concerning guardianships, estates, sale of estray cattle, permits, and other matters before court. o There is no index. Pages 161-166 are missing.

 Volume 33 – Probate and Marriage Records: Feb. 4, 1895-July 7, 1905 o This volume contains probate and marriage records including guardianships and estate administrator reports. o There is an index on pages 1-9. Pages 3-4, 13-14, and 149-150 are missing.  Volume 35 – Probate and Marriage Records: Jan. 1895-July 7, 1905 o This volume contains probate records including claims against estates, administrators’ reports, guardianship letters; fines regarding road working, notices of bonds given, and other matters. o There is no index.  Volume 36 – Probate, Permits, and Miscellaneous Records: Jan. 6, 1902-Feb. 5, 1906 o This volume contains probate records including wills, guardianships, estate matters and civil matters involving permits, estray cattle, etc. o There is no index.  Section X-Choctaw-Estates-Blue County: Sep. 7, 1858-June 1868 o This file contains translations by Peter J. Hudson of wills found in the Office of the Superintendent of the Five Civilized Tribes, Muskogee. The originals are not in the Choctaw National Record volumes held by the Indian Archives Division. An exception is the item cited “page 10” which is in the Choctaw Volume 16.  Volume 13 – District Court Records: Apr. 28, 1852-Dec. 31, 1856 o This volume contains court records pertaining to civil and criminal matters, such as divorces and an indictment for witchcraft. The majority of the records are written in the Choctaw language. Page 22 has been translated and the translation follows the volume. There are some guardianship appointments included. o There is no index.  Section X-Translation by Peter Hudson: Apr. 27, 1852-May 22, 1856 o This file contains translations by Peter Hudson of various Blue County court proceedings. A translation of page 22, Apr. 28, 1852, in Choctaw Volume 13 is included. The other translations cannot be matched with Blue County Volumes in the Indian Archives.  Volume 18 – County and Circuit Court Records, Third Judicial District: Sep. 5, 1858-May 2, 1898 o This volume contains lists of jury members, summons, sheriff’s journal entries, bonds, announcement of loss of tribal court jurisdiction to the United States (page 216), receipts for permits for traders and others. Some entries are written in the Choctaw language. o There is no index.  Volume 19 – Civil and Criminal Court Records: July 26, 1858-Sep. 15, 1883 o This volume of Circuit Court records includes names of jurymen, and monies paid to them and other officials for their services, court costs, and other expenses. o There is no index. o An inserted page dated Feb. 1889 gives a list of the Petit Jurors for that term.

CTN 26

Choctaw Agency: Blue County – Civil and Criminal Court Records, Permits, and Financial Records

 Volume 365 – Circuit and Chancery Court Records: Aug. 23, 1858-Mar. 6, 1878 o This minute book contains court proceedings in civil and criminal cases such as divorce, child custody, murder and so on, lists of jurors, commissions of county officials, petitions for change of venue and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language.  Volume 21 – Civil and Criminal Court Records: 1859-Nov. 5, 1877 o This volume contains criminal case dockets, probate records, such as letters of administration and estate appraisals, and other matters. Part of the volume, page 70 to the end of the book, is filmed on this roll under “Permits.”  Volume 23 – Criminal and Civil Dockets and Probate Records: Nov. 5, 1877-June 5, 1893 o This volume contains court dockets and probate records including petitions for adoption and for administration of estates. Some Ranger reports are included. o There is an index to the court dockets on pages 119-169. Pages 237-238 are missing.  Volume 377 – Circuit and Chancery Court Records: Sep. 2, 1878-Sep. 25, 1885 o This volume contains court minutes of civil and criminal cases, divorces, property disputes, commissions and oaths of office of county officials and other items. Many verdicts given in the criminal cases are written in the Choctaw language.  Volume 24 – Civil and Criminal Court Records: 1883-Aug. 19, 1897 o This volume contains criminal dockets with names of witnesses, plaintiffs, and others, and gives types of crimes supposedly committed. Some divorce cases are also recorded. A circuit court journal for 1897 is included. o There is no index. Pages 1-46, 121-122, 139-140, 143-144, 149-150, and 157-158 are missing.  Volume 26 – Court Records: Sep. 6, 1886-Jan. 1898 o This volume contains besides lists of witnesses for the County and Probate Court, marriage licenses issued in 1888-1889, scrip payments, the total amount of monies paid into the County treasury, 1888-1889 (page 227), ranger, and sheriff accounts. o There is no index. Pages 21-24, 45-46, 141-142, 231-232, and 235-238 are missing.  Volume 28 – Court Records: Sep. 11, 1889-July 1894 o This volume contains names of individuals, such as witnesses, to whom warrants were paid for county court and other services; sheriffs’ accounts, and fees for guarding prisoners, serving warrants, etc. Some marriage certificates are included. o There is no index.  Volume 32 – Civil Court Records: Oct. 1, 1892-Aug. 5, 1901 o This volume contains dockets of cases before the county and probate court concerning petitions for letters of administration and guardianships, wills and claims against estates. The judges’ decisions are noted with reasons for the findings given in some instances.

 Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Blue County: May 2, 1892-May 7, 1895 o This file contains a bill of exception, affidavits and testimony concerning a property dispute, a book of stubs with entries showing money paid as salaries to county officials and fees to jurors and witnesses.  Volume 14 – Permit Records: Dec. 5, 1876-Nov. 29, 1889 o This volume contains two categories of records. The permit records filmed here and the county financial records elsewhere on this roll. Permit records include names of permittees and fees charged.  Volume 21 – Permit Records: Dec. 28, 1882-Sep. 1887 o This volume contains registers of names of employer and permittees and fees levied. Part of this volume pertaining to other matters has been previously filmed on this roll.  Volume 25 – Permit and Miscellaneous Account Record: 1881-Nov. 1896 o This volume contains a few pages with names of individuals with accounts due and the date and amount. The remainder of the volume is names, dates and fees of permittees living in Blue County. Names of employers are also given. o There is no index.  Volume 29 – Permit Records: Dec. 1889-Dec. 5, 1894 o This volume contains lists of names of permittees, date of permits, fees paid, and name of employer or sponsor. o There is no index.  Volume 31 – Permit Records: Oct. 1, 1892-Oct. 6, 1894 o This volume contains permittees and sponsors names, fees paid and dates. One entry, dated Apr. 24, 1905 is a notification of jury duty to Jefferson Wade. o There is no index.  Volume 34 – Permit Records: Apr. 1898-Feb. 3, 1902 o This volume contains names of permittees, sponsors, dates and fees paid. A petition seeking construction of county roads is also included. o There is an index that only contains the names “John Fuller” and “John Wayland.” Half of pages 221-222 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Permits-Blue County: June 6, 1903 o This file contains a Blue County permit issued to Charles Stephens, dated June 6, 1903.  Volume 14 – County Financial Records: June 1, 1858-Sep. 6, 1886 o This volume contains two categories of records. Pages 1-90 are county financial records of payments made for court and other county expenses for services rendered. The remaining portion of the volume will be microfilmed under “Permits” on this same roll. o There is no index.  Volume 27 – Financial Records: Dec. 30, 1890-Feb. 5, 1906 o This volume contains some County Treasury records, quarterly reports of the County Clerk, sums paid to county employees for services and other items. o The index is on the first 27 numbered pages. Pages 131-132, 141-142, 149-152, and 169- 172 are missing.

CTN 27

Choctaw Agency: Boktuklo County – Circuit, County, and Probate Court Records and Armstrong Academy Records

 Volume 38 – Probate Court Records: Dec. 22, 1858-Nov. 8, 1881 o This volume contains the minutes of the Probate Court in matters involving wills, estate settlements, Letters of Administration and Guardianship and oaths of office and surety bonds of county officials. A number of entries are in the Choctaw language.  Volume 37 – Board of Police and Other Court Records: Mar. 28, 1859-Jan. 11, 1886 o This volume contains the minutes of the Board of Police, notices of estray property, lists of persons paid for jury duty, oaths of office and surety bonds of county officials, financial records of the County Treasurer and other items. Many entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 15-16, 65-68, 81-84, 90-99, and 121-138 are missing.  Volume 39 – County and Circuit Court Records: June 27, 1859-Dec. 1884 o This volume contains dockets for cases involving divorce, murder, slander, polygamy, robbery, larceny, alienation of affections, assault and so on. Names of attorneys as well as litigants, changes of venue, and the court’s findings are noted. Also included are several personal letters written by Ben Watkins, attorney.  Volume 40 – Records of Armstrong Academy: May 12, 1862-Nov. 21, 1862 o This volume contains financial records of Armstrong Academy including lists of supplies purchased, fees paid for services and an audit report by a special committee appointed by the Senate and House.  Volume 44 – County and Probate Court Records: Nov. 13, 1879-Sep. 4, 1882 o This volume contains minutes of the County and Probate Court with most entries written in the Choctaw language. There is no translation in the Indian Archives collection. Some Commissions, oaths of office, and performance bonds of county officials are recorded in English. o Pages 143-144, 231-232, and 235-254 are missing.  Volume 45 – Circuit Court Records: Nov. 23, 1882-Dec. 7, 1897 o This volume contains marriage licenses and certifications, court proceedings, verdicts, lists of jurors and witnesses, appointments and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There are two partial indexes, the first of which has been written over. Numerous pages are missing.  Volume 47 – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 28, 1888-June 28, 1890 o This volume is a minute book of the County and Probate Court with most entries written in the Choctaw language. There is no translation for this volume in the Indian Archives collection. Probate records, oaths of office and performance bonds of county officials and names of candidates for county offices are included.

o There is a partial index with entries for letters A-D only. Pages 71-72 and 79-80 are missing.  Volume 48 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 3, 1891-Aug. 1900 o This County and Probate Court Minute Book contains marriage certificates, testimony, election results and oaths of office and performance bonds of county officials. Most of the volume is written in the Choctaw language, and no translation is available in the Indian Archives collection. o There is an index. Pages 117-128 and one-half of pages 9-10 and 19-20 are missing.  Volume 49 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 4, 1893-Oct. 12, 1894 o This minute book of the County and Probate Court is written in the Choctaw language, and no translation for the volume is available in the Indian Archives. Oaths of office and performance bonds of county officials are included. o There is a partial index. Pages 7-18, 43-46, 69-60, and 73-86 are missing.  Volume 50 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 5, 1894-Aug. 3, 1896 o This volume, written entirely in the Choctaw language, contains minutes of the county and Probate Court proceedings. No translation is available in the Indian Archives collection. Boktuklo was in the Second (Apuckshunnubbee) District, and other items concerning the County may also appear in the court records of that district. o Pages 5-6, 9-18, 23-24, 27-30, 71-72, 115-116, and 141-142 are missing.  Volume 52 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 3, 1896-Feb. 7, 1898 o This volume contains court minutes, testimony, oaths of office and performance bonds by county officials, a license to practice law and other records. Many entries are written in the Choctaw language, and no translation is available. o There is a brief table of contents. Pages 1-12, 21-24, 27-32, 89-90, 111-112, 135-138, 165-166, 217-220, 249-250, and 277-278 are missing.  Volume 53 – County and Probate Court Records: June 5, 1897-Oct. 16, 1899 o This volume contains court proceedings, testimony, mineral claims, a license to practice law, oaths of office and performance bonds by county officials and other records. Many entries are in the Choctaw language, and no translation is available.  Volume 54 – County and Probate Court Records: Nov. 6, 1899-Aug. 3, 1903 o This volume contains court minutes, testimony, commissions, performance bonds and oaths of office by county officials, appointments of deputy sheriffs and other records. Most entries are written in the Choctaw language, and no translation is available. o Pages 141-142 and 165-17 are missing.  Volume 56 – County and Probate Court Records: Sep. 7, 1903-Dec. 4, 1905 o This volume contains court proceedings, commissions, oaths of office, bonds and certification of election results for county officials. Many entries are in the Choctaw language, and no translation is available.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts – County and Probate Court Records: June 6, 1898-Nov. 28, 1905 Starts on Frame #1371 o This file contains three documents all written in the Choctaw language concerning payments to the County Treasurer by the Court Clerk.

CTN 28

Choctaw Agency: Cedar County – Circuit Court, County and Probate Court, and County Ranger Records

 Volume 71 – Sheriff and Ranger Records: Undated o This volume contains only two pages of material. One page written in the Choctaw language appears to be a financial report of script in the accounts of the County Ranger and Sheriff. o Pages 1-40 are missing.  Volume 57 – County Ranger Records: Jan. 17, 1875-June 6, 1898 o This volume of Rangers records is written entirely in the Choctaw language, and no translation is available in the Indian Archives collection. Cedar County was in the Second (Apuckshunnubbee) District, and other items concerning the county may also appear in the court records of that district. o Pages 5-6 and 31-32 are missing.  Volume 352 – Circuit Court Records: Jan. 18, 1875-Jan. 25, 1884 o This volume contains petitions for divorce, testimony, verdicts in some cases, lists of jurors, certification of election, oaths of office and surety bonds for county officials, license to practice law and other records. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 95-114 are missing.  Volume 58 – Circuit Court Records: July 23, 1879-June 24, 1884 o This volume consists of two separate record books which were bound together. Part one is a civil and criminal docket book for the Circuit Court in cases involving divorce, larceny, and so on with notations on verdicts and sentences. o In Part One, pages 17-18 and 53-54 are missing.  Volume 58A - County and Probate Court Records: Apr. 5, 1880-Apr. 3, 1891 o Part Two is a docket book for the County and Probate Court and includes marriage certificates, inventories, wills, guardianships, commissions and appointments of county officials and other items. Many of the entries in this section are in the Choctaw language. o In Part Two, pages 161-162 and 165-170 are missing.  Volume 59 – County and Probate Court Records: May 2, 1881-Aug. 6, 1888 o This volume contains dockets for cases involving administrations of estates, adoptions, slander, grand larceny and so on. Some entries are in the Choctaw language.  Volume 60 – County and Probate Court Records: Sep. 17, 1883-Sep. 3, 1902 o This volume contains applications for and renewal of employment and rental permits with a few notations regarding estates and adoptions.  Volume 61 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 2, 1885-Feb. 1892 o This volume contains court minutes, commissions, oaths of office, and surety bonds of county officials, lease agreements, notes on discovery of a mineral spring, and so on.

Much of the volume is written in the Choctaw language, and no translation is available in the Indian Archives collection. o There is an index.  Volume 61A – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 24, 1889-Nov. 10, 1896 o This volume contains County and Probate Court dockets for cases involving administrations of estates, adoptions, slander, burglary, murder, and so on. There are notations on verdicts, names of witnesses and attorneys. The records were formerly bound in Choctaw Volume 58. There are some entries written in the Choctaw language. o Pages 1-6 and 41-42 are missing.  Volume 62 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 16, 1890-Oct. 13, 1900 o This volume contains marriage certificates, inventories of estates, surety bond, oaths of office, commissions, certification of elections and appointments of county officials, indictments and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language.  Volume 64 – County and Probate Court Records: Apr. 4, 1892-Apr. 24, 1897 o All entries in this volume are written in the Choctaw language, and no translation is available in the Indian Archives collection.  Volume 63 – County and Probate Court Records: Apr. 20, 1895-May 2, 1904 o This volume contains civil and criminal dockets for cases involving probate of estates, adoptions, guardianships, murder, polygamy, libel, and other matters. o There is an index which is not in alphabetical order.

CTN 29

Choctaw Agency: Cedar County – Sheriff, County Ranger and County, and Probate Court Records

 Volume 65 – County and Probate Court Records: May 5, 1897-Nov. 1902 o This volume is a minute book of the County and Probate Court containing judgments, a license to practice law, lists of jurors and witnesses and so on. Most of the volume is written in the Choctaw language, and no translation is available. Cedar County was in the Second (Apuckshunnubbee) District, and other items concerning the county may also appear in the court records of that district.  Volume 67 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 8, 1898-Feb. 5, 1906 o This volume contains lists of names of individuals to whom county warrants were issued or renewed and some apparent payments for permits. o Pages 1-14 are missing.  Volume 66 – Sheriff and county Ranger Records: Nov. 7, 1898-Apr. 5, 1900 o This volume contains only seven pages of financial records of the Sheriff and County Ranger. The entries are written in the Choctaw language.  Volume 68 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 1, 1900-Oct. 5, 1905

o This volume contains marriage licenses and certificates, guardians’ and administrators’ bonds, appointment of administrators, bills of sale, inventories and commissions, oaths of office and surety bonds for county officials. o There is an index.  Volume 69 – Sheriff’s Records: Jan. 1, 1902-Feb. 5, 1906 o This volume contains permits for common laborers and renters listing names of the Choctaw employer or landlord and of the non-citizens who were in the nation under permit. A short list of cattle brands is also given.  Volume 70 – County and Probate Court Records: Nov. 4, 1902-Dec. 1905 o This volume contains probate proceedings, guardianships, adoptions, lists of office supplies, amounts paid out of the county treasury and other items. Virtually all of the entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is a partial index. Pages 1-24 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Cedar County – County Treasurer’s Records: Jan. 22, 1881-Apr. 3, 1905 o This file contains warrants and certification for payment to various individuals and officials for services rendered to the county.

Eagle County – County Ranger and Treasurer, Circuit Court and County, and Probate Court Records

 Volume 72 – County Ranger Records: Dec. 24, 1856-Sep. 4, 1886 o This volume is principally a register of marks and brands. However, it also contains lists of volunteers to be mustered into the service of the Confederate States and members of the Homeguard in 1861 as well as a census of all men over 18 years of age and under 45. Entries are in the Choctaw language. Eagle County was in the Second (Apuckshunnubbee) District, and other items concerning the county may also appear in the court records of that district. o There is an index of which pages I and R-Z are missing.  Volume 73 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 7, 1867-May 23, 1905 o This volume contains marriage bonds, contracts and certificates. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is an index with entries only on A-D. Pages 45-46, 67-74, 89-96, and 99-100 are missing.  Volume 75 – County Ranger Records: Sep. 13, 1872-Dec. 1, 1894 o This volume, written entirely in the Choctaw language, apparently is a record book kept by the County Ranger. o Pages 43-44 and 57-58 are missing.  Volume 76 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 7, 1872-Sep. 25, 1897 o This volume contains receipts for permit fees, certification of election results and brief notes on cases and petitions showing the date the instruments were filed with the county clerk.

o There is an index. Pages N-QA, 1-20, and 33-38 are missing.  Volume 74 – County and Probate Court Records: Nov. 4, 1872-Oct. 7, 1878 o This volume contains dockets, testimony, permits, payment to witnesses and so on. Virtually all entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 17-18 and 49-54 are missing.  Volume 77 – Circuit Court Records: June 16, 1873-Dec. 18, 1883 o This volume contains minutes of the Circuit Court, lists of witnesses and jurors, testimony, cases involving divorce, theft, manslaughter and so on, cattle brands and other items. Many entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 129-130 are missing.  Volume 78 – County and Probate Court Records: Sep. 2, 1878-Apr. 1885 o This volume contains court minutes, lists of witnesses and non-citizen permit holders, oaths of office and surety bonds of county officials, a declaration regarding service in the Mexican War and other items. Most of the text is in the Choctaw language. o Pages 1-6, 19-26, and 195-198 are missing.  Volume 79 – County Ranger Records: Aug. 1883-Apr. 3, 1893 o This volume of records of the County Ranger is written entirely in the Choctaw language. o Pages 85-86 are missing.  Volume 80 – County and Probate Court Records: Dec. 7, 1885-Sep. 2, 1889 o This court minute book contains lists of jurors and witnesses, certificates issued to election judges and clerks, oaths of office of county officials and other items. Most of the entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages A-B, V-Z, 1-2, 119-134, 153-156, 169-172, and 179-186 are missing.  Volume 81 – County Ranger Records: Sep. 6, 1886-Oct. 1905 o This volume of Ranger reports contains marks and brands, fees received and other items. Most entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 1-20, 41-46, 51-78, 81-82, 91-104, and 117-126 are missing.  Volume 83 – County Treasurers Records: Jan. 1889-Jan. 1901 o This volume contains financial records showing fees paid to individuals for such service as witnesses and amount collected for permits issued to non-citizen renters and laborers. o Pages A-X, 1-38, 69-76, and 119-122 are missing.

CTN 30

Choctaw Agency: Eagle County – County Ranger and Treasurer and County and Probate Court Records, 1889-1906

 Volume 82 – County and Probate Court Records: Dec. 3, 1889-Nov. 4, 1890

o This volume contains court minutes, oaths of office and surety bonds of county officials, certificates of election judges and clerks, commissions and other items. Most entries are in the Choctaw language. Eagle County was in the Second (Apuckshunnubbee) District, and other items concerning the county may also appear in the court records of that district. o Pages 1-2, 17-18, 55-56, 65-66, 89-92, 121-122, 125-128, 137-146, and 153-160 are missing.  Volume 92 – Mineral Records: Apr. 29, 1890-June 10, 1899 o This volume contains claims for gold, copper, silver, iron and coal discoveries.  Volume 85 – County Ranger Records: Oct. 1, 1890-July 7, 1902 o This volume, written entirely in Choctaw, contains cattle brands, financial records and other items. o Pages A-D, M-Z, 23-24, 51-52, 57-58, 101-102, 111-114, 119-124, 129-136, 141-142, 145-148, 153-158, 171-172, 175-180, 183-186, 189-190, 193-196, and 199-200 are missing.  Volume 84 – County and Probate Court Records: Apr. 13, 1891-July 1896 o This volume contains court minutes, reports from election judges, oaths of office and surety bonds of county officials and other items. Most entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages E-H, M-Z, 39-148, 151-156, 161-166, 175-178, and 181-186 are missing.  Volume 86 – County Ranger Records: Dec. 7, 1891-Aug. 1896 o This volume contains marks and brands and other items. All entries are in the Choctaw language. o Part of pages 39-40 are missing.  Volume 87 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 1, 1894-Nov. 2, 1896 o This volume contains court minutes, a license to practice law, probate records, commissions, oaths of office and surety bonds of county officials, lists of witnesses and other items. Most entries are written in the Choctaw language. o Pages 1-6, 23-24, 145-154, and 207-208 are missing.  Volume 89 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 1895-Nov. 20, 1905 o This volume contains dockets of civil and criminal cases with lists of attorneys and witnesses and notes on verdicts and disposition of the cases. o Pages 1-4, 29-32, and 117-122 are missing.  Volume 90 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 7, 1895-Oct. 7, 1903 o This volume contains work and rental permits for non-citizens and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language.  Volume 88 – County Ranger Records: Sep. 1895-Sep. 1899 o This volume, written entirely in Choctaw, contains marks and brands and other items. o Pages 19-22 and parts of 45-46, 47-48, 53, 61-62, 65-78, 83-84, and 87-90 are missing.  Volume 91 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 5, 1896-Oct. 2, 1899 o This volume contains bills of sale, mortgages, commissions of county officials, lists of jurors, Ranger records and other items. The entries are in the Choctaw language.

o There is a partial index on page 199. Pages 1-2, 5-6, 39-40, 43-44, 75-76, 87-90, 145-146, 163-164, 169-170, and 177-194 are missing.  Volume 93 – County Ranger Records: June 1898-Sep. 10, 1900 o This volume contains livestock marks and brands and other items pertaining to the duties of the County Ranger. The entries are all in the Choctaw language. o One half of pages 31-32 are missing.  Volume 94 – County and Probate Court Records: Apr. 3, 1899-July 12, 1902 o This volume contains inventories of estates, guardianship reports, commissions of county officials, surety bonds, Ranger, Sheriff, and Treasurer records, lists of jurors and so on. Most of the entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 107-108, 181, and 184 are missing.  Volume 95 – County and Probate Court Records: June 5, 1899-Oct. 1, 1904 o This volume contains election certifications, petitions, lists of jurors, oaths of office, surety bonds, commissions, and other items. Most of the entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 97-100 and 179-184 are missing.  Volume 96 – County Ranger Records: July 1900-Aug. 5, 1902 o This volume contains livestock marks and brands, sale of estray property and other items. Virtually all of the entries are in the Choctaw language.  Volume 100 – County Ranger Records: Jan. 3, 1901-Jan. 1, 1906 o This volume contains livestock marks and brands, records of stock sales, reports of estrays and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 49-50 and 69-70 are missing.  Volume 97 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 7, 1901-Mar. 7, 1905 o This volume contains applications of Choctaw citizens for permits to employ non- citizens. Some entries are in the Choctaw language.  Volume 99 – County and Probate Court Records: July 7, 1902-Oct. 2, 1905 o This volume contains surety bonds, permits to non-citizens, indentures, reports of the County Treasurer and Ranger and other items. Most entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 53-54 and 81-84 are missing.  Volume 98 – County Ranger Records: Aug. 5, 1902-Nov. 7, 1905 o This volume contains livestock marks and brands, description of estrays, stock sales and other items. Most entries are in the Choctaw language.  Volume 102 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 1904-Feb. 1906 o This volume of court records is written entirely in Choctaw.  Volume 101 – Marriage Records: Nov. 28, 1904-Nov. 6, 1905 o This volume contains 3 pages of certifications of marriage.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Eagle County: July 8, 1887-Sep. 5, 1898 o This file contains County Script paid for services as witnesses, arrests, and sheriff’s salary.

CTN 31

Choctaw Agency: Gaines County, County Treasurer and County and Probate Court Records, 1859-1906

 Volume 103 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 24, 1859-Dec. 18, 1905 o This volume contains an act of the General Council regarding non-citizen intruders, election of delegates to a constitutional convention, lists of amounts paid for supplies, fees, and services and of money received from marriage licenses, permits and so on. Also included are Sheriff and County Ranger reports. Gaines was in the First (Masholatubbee) District, and material concerning the County may also appear in the court records of that district. o Pages 1-16, 21-22, and 47-48 are missing.  Volume 104 – County and Probate Court Records: Nov. 5, 1900-Jan. 1, 1906 o This volume contains marriage licenses, permits, lists of jurors, hiring of employees at Jones Academy and Wheelock Orphans Home, guardianship reports, commissions of county officials and other items.  Volume 106 – Permit Records: Nov. 5, 1900-Oct. 3, 1905 o This volume contains names of non-citizen laborers and renters who were in the nation under permits and the names of their employers or landlords. Occupations include lawyers, physicians, clerks, farmers, shoemakers, barbers, and so on.  Volume 105 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 7, 1901-Nov. 1905 o This volume contains petitions for adoption, wills, marriage certificates, appointment of guardians, bills of sale, commissions, oaths of office of county officials and other items.  Volume 107 – County Treasurer Records: 1904-Oct. 24, 1905 o This volume contains financial accounts including receipts for permits and amounts spent on supplies. o There is an index containing only four entries.  Volume 108 – County Treasurer Records: Aug. 1905-Jan. 23, 1906 o This volume contains financial records regarding money received for permits, fees paid for services, purchases for county use and other items. o A few entries are indexed.

Choctaw Agency: Jacks Fork County – County Treasurer, Circuit Court and County and Probate Court Records, 1860-1903

 Volume 109 – County Treasurer Records: 1860-Sep. 10, 1884 o This volume contains lists of persons to whom warrants were issued for services to the county. Included are salaries of court officials, fees paid to jurors and witnesses and a few pages containing physical descriptions of non-citizens living in the nation. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. Jacks Fork was in the Third (Pushmataha) District, and material concerning the county may also appear in the court records of that district.

o Pages 99-100, 173-174, and 187-188 are missing.  Volume 110 – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 26, 1865-July 7, 1879 o This volume contains court minutes, adoptions, marriage certificates, inventories of estates, commissions and oaths of office, surety bonds, and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o Parts of pages 21 and 81-82 are missing.  Volume 111 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 16, 1870-Dec. 16, 1891 o This volume contains marriage certificates, petitions for letters of administration, commissions and oaths of office by county officials, coal claims, licenses to practice law, and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is an index on pages 348-360. Pages 57-78 and 210 are missing.  Volume 114 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 19, 1870-Nov. 4, 1884 o This volume contains court minutes, applications for letters of administration, licenses to practice law, oaths of office by county officials and so on. The volume is in the Choctaw language, but a translation will be filmed immediately following the original. There is a partial index. Pages 45-46, 98, 102-105, and 148-149 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Jacks Fork County – Translation of Choctaw Volume 114 o This file is a translation by Peter J. Hudson of the Choctaw language entries found in Choctaw Volume 114.  Volume 113 – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 10, 1870-Apr. 7, 1903 o This volume contains inventories and final settlement of estates, reports of guardians and arbitrators and other items. Virtually the entire volume is in the Choctaw language. o There is a partial index.  Volume 112 – County and Probate Court Records: June 6, 1870-June 5, 1900 o This volume contains wills, inventories of estates, testimony, and so on. The entire volume is in the Choctaw language. o There is a partial index.  Volume 116 – Circuit Court Records: Aug. 7, 1871-Apr. 15, 1887 o This volume contains dockets of civil and criminal cases noting witnesses and the judgment of the court in some instances.  Volume 115 – Circuit Court Records: Aug. 1872-Aug. 12, 1898 o This volume contains court proceedings, verdicts and sentences, fines imposed by the court, bonds and other items. The entries are in the Choctaw language, but a translation will be filmed immediately following the original. o Pages 149-152 and 157-160 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Jacks Fork County – Translation of Choctaw Volume 115 o This file is a translation by Peter J. Hudson of the Choctaw language entries found in Choctaw Volume 115.

CTN 32

Choctaw Agency: Jacks Fork County – County Treasurer and County and Probate Court Records, 1876-1904

 Volume 117 – County and Probate Court Records: July 3, 1876-July 24, 1894 o This volume is a docket book written almost entirely in the Choctaw language. o Pages 1-2, 15-18, 21-22, and 61-62 are missing.  Volume 120 – County Treasurer Records: Mar. 6, 1882-Oct. 8, 1904 o This volume contains names of individuals, warrant numbers and sums involved. Some entries are in the Choctaw language.  Volume 119 – Permit Records: Sep. 4, 1882-Mar. 20, 1896 o This volume lists non-citizens residing in the nation under permit, with names of their sponsors, date and duration of the permits, fees paid and occupation of the non- citizens.  Volume 118 – County Treasurer Records: Sep. 28, 1882-Mar. 8, 1899 o This volume contains names of individuals to whom money was paid for service to the county as witnesses, jurors, election judges, process servers, and so on. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 159-162 are missing.  Volume 122 – County and Probate Court Records: Sep. 23, 1884-Aug. 11, 1903 o This volume contains bills of sale for livestock, land, interest in coal mines, houses and farm buildings, and so on. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is a partial index.  Volume 121 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 1, 1884-Oct. 2, 1893 o This volume contains court minutes, lists of witnesses, appointments of administrators of estates, adoptions, Ranger reports and other items. The entire book is in the Choctaw language, but translation is filmed immediately following the volume. o Pages 1-2 and portions of 395-396 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Jacks Fork County – Probate and County Court Translation o This file contains a translation into English of Choctaw Volume 121. The translator was Peter J. Hudson. o There is no translation given for pages 71-73 and 104-105 of the original.  Volume 123 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 4, 1892-Sep. 26, 1902 o This volume contains marriage licenses and certificates, commission and oaths of office of county officials, surety bonds, appointment of guardians, a license to practice law and so on. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 367-368 are missing.  Volume 124 – County and Probate Court Records: Apr. 4, 1892-Apr. 5, 1897 o This volume contains claims for the discovery of coal, iron, gold, and other minerals. Some entries are in the Choctaw language.

CTN 33

Choctaw Agency: Jacks Fork County – Sheriff, County Ranger, County Treasurer, and County and Probate Court Records, 1893-1906

 Volume 125 – County and Probate Court Records: Dec. 4, 1893-June 1904 o This volume contains nuncupative wills, petitions for letters of administration, adoptions, appointment of guardians, sales of estray property, lists of jurors, Ranger reports and other items. Many entries are in the Choctaw language, but a translation is filmed immediately following the volume. o Pages 1-6 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Jacks Fork County – County and Probate Court Translation o This file contains an English translation of Choctaw Volume 125. The translator was Peter J. Hudson. o Page 162 was missed in numbering.  Volume 126 – County and Probate Court Records: Nov. 5, 1894-May 1, 1904 o This volume contains court dockets for civil and criminal cases. o Pages 1-2 are missing.  Volume 128 – Sheriff Records: Nov. 6, 1895-Jan. 1, 1902 o This volume lists the names of occupations of the non-citizen renter or laborer in the nation under permit, the names of their landlord or employer and the amount of fees paid.  Volume 129 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 6, 1896-Mar. 6, 1905 o This volume contains court dockets of civil cases involving adoptions, guardianships, reports of administrators of estates, permits, County Ranger, Treasurer and Sheriff records and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 1-22 are missing.  Volume 127 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 6, 1896-Sep. 26, 1904 o This volume contains lists of names of witnesses and jurors with notations as to the amount paid for their services, the number of miles they had traveled and days of service, the fees paid to sheriff and court clerk and a quarterly report by the County Treasurer. o Pages 1-20 are missing.  Volume 383 – County Treasurer Records: Nov. 7, 1898-July 2, 1900 o This volume contains names of persons to whom money was paid for serving as witnesses or for duties performed as court officials and so on.  Volume 130 – County Ranger and Sheriff Records: Feb. 6, 1899-Apr. 8, 1902 o This volume contains records of cash received from sales of estray property, lists of labor and rental permits to non-citizens and their employers or landlords, names of persons to whom subpoenas and warrants of arrest were issued and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is a partial index. Pages 1-10 are missing.

 Volume 131 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 1, 1899-July 18, 1900 o This volume contains rent permits to non-citizens, names of persons summoned to serve as jurors, witnesses or election judge and inventories and appraisements of estates.  Volume 134 – County and Probate Court Records: July 18, 1900-Aug. 1904 o This volume contains reports of administrators and guardians, inventories and settlement of estates. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 135-184 are missing.  Volume 132 – County and Probate Court Records: Sep. 19, 1902-Sep. 4, 1905 o This volume contains marriage certificates, commissions and oaths of office of county officials and surety bonds by administrators of estates, guardians, county judges, court clerks, and others. o There is an index.  Volume 137 – Sheriff Records: Jan. 1, 1903-Jan. 1, 1905 o This volume contains renter and laborer permits listing names of the non-citizen permit holders and of their employers or landlords, and sponsors with dates covered by the permit and the fees paid. o Pages 83-84 are missing.  Volume 133 – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 2, 1903-Nov. 1904 o This volume contains appointments of guardians and administrators of estates, surety bonds, adoptions, minutes of court proceedings and County Ranger reports of estray stock sales.  Volume 136 – County and Probate Court Records: June 1904-Jan. 1, 1906 o This volume contains reports of administrators of estates and guardians, lists of jurors, and County Ranger records including sales of estray livestock. o Pages 1-4 are missing.  Volume 135 – County and Probate Court Records: July 1, 1905-Jan. 1, 1906 o This volume contains records of the County Treasurer showing sums taken in by the Sheriff and expenditures for supplies and services, Minutes of a court proceeding, lists of jurors, and County Ranger and Sheriff reports.

Choctaw Agency: Jackson County – County and Probate Court Records, 1862-1906

 Volume 140 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 17, 1862-Feb. 12, 1906 o This volume contains appointments of guardians and administrators of estates, adoptions, licenses to practice law, surety bonds, commissions and oaths of office, testimony, court proceedings and so on. Jackson County was in the Third (Pushmataha) District, and other items concerning the county may appear in the court records of that district.  Volume 143 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 1, 1887-June 26, 1905 o This volume contains appointments of guardians and administrators of estates, marriage licenses and certificates, oaths of office and surety bonds.

o There is an index.  Volume 139 – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 7, 1887-Feb. 12, 1906 o This volume contains labor and renter permits to non-citizens, marriage licenses, records of cash received from the Sheriff and County Ranger, license to practice law, fines, and so on. o There is an index with only two entries.

CTN 34

Choctaw Agency: Jackson County, Permit and County and Probate Court Records, 1887- 1906

 Volume 141 – Permit Records: Mar. 7, 1887-Feb. 1906 o This volume contains renters’ and laborers’ permits listing the name of the non-citizen to whom the permit was issued, the landlord’s or employer’s name and the fee charged. o There are only two entries in the index. Pages 153-156 are missing.  Volume 138 – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 29, 1887-Apr. 4, 1904 o This volume contains dockets for cases involving adoptions, requests for appointments as guardians and administrators of estates, and so on. o There is a partial index.  Volume 142 – County and Probate Court Records: Apr. 4, 1887-Nov. 3, 1903 o This volume contains inventories of estates, estate settlements, guardians’ reports and a will. o The index has entries only for B and H.

Choctaw Agency: Kiamichi County – Circuit Court and County and Probate Court Records, 1866-1905

 Volume 144 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 1, 1866-Dec. 6, 1895 o This volume contains marriage licenses and certificates, adoptions, commissions and bonds of county officials, licenses to practice law, marks and brands, bills of sale, and other items. Kiamichi County was in the Third (Pushmataha) District and material on the county may also be found in the court records of that district. o There is an index beginning on page 397. Pages 210-299, 333-334, and 411-412 are missing.  Volume 146 – Circuit Court Records: Feb. 19, 1866-Aug. 23, 1883 o This volume contains divorces, proceedings and verdicts in criminal cases, lists of Grand Jurors, appointment of deputy sheriffs and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language.  Volume 145 – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 23, 1867-Dec. 8, 1903

o This volume contains marriage licenses and certificates, estate settlements, inventories, administrators’ reports, marks and brands, bills of sale and other items. Many entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is an index beginning on page 411. Pages 173-174, 211-218, 229-240 and one half of pages 151-152 are missing.  Volume 147 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 1880-Jan. 1, 1894 o This volume contains petitions for adoption, probate hearings, County Ranger reports, permits, testimony in a murder trial and so on. Many entries are in the Choctaw language. A translation will be filmed immediately following the volume. o Pages 1-2 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Kiamichi County – Translation of Choctaw Volume 147 o This work by Peter J. Hudson translates into English those portions of Choctaw Volume 147 which were written in the Choctaw language.  Volume 148 – County Treasurer Records: Aug. 1885-Sep. 1905 o This volume contains names of persons who were paid for services such as being jurors, witnesses, election officials and so on. Also included are accounts of money received for marriage licenses, permits, estray sales, and other financial items. o Pages 37-40, 135-138, and 143-152 are missing.

CTN 35

Choctaw Agency: Kiamichi County – County Treasurer and County and Probate Court Records, 1888-1905

 Volume 149 – County Treasurer Records: Nov. 1888-Dec. 31, 1902 o This volume contains permits for laborers and renters listing the names of the non- citizens under permit, their employers or landlords and the fees paid. o Pages 71-82 are missing.  Volume 150 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 2, 1893-Oct. 1905 o This volume contains petitions for adoptions, guardianships and letters of administration, laborer and renter permits to non-citizens, dockets of criminal cases and other items. o Pages 7-10 and 27-30 are missing.  Volume 151 – County and Probate Court Records: Nov. 1893-Dec. 1905 o This volume contains adoptions, child custody dispute, murder trial testimony, guardian reports, permits, inventories of estates, election results, lists of jurors and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language, and a translation of these is filmed immediately following the original volume. o Pages 47-50 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Kiamichi County – Translation of Choctaw Volume 151

o This work by Peter J. Hudson translates into English those passages in Choctaw Volume 151 which were written in the Choctaw language in the original volume.  Volume 152 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 6, 1895-Jan. 1902 o This volume contains labor permits from records of the sheriff listing the non-citizen permit holder, name of employer, year of issue and the fee paid. Also included are livestock marks and brands recorded by the County Clerk. o Pages 1 and 2 are missing.

Choctaw Agency: Nashoba County – Circuit Court and County and Probate Court Records, 1856-1905

 Volume 153 – County Ranger Records: Dec. 10, 1856-Dec. 2, 1905 o This volume contains livestock marks and brands with all entries in the Choctaw language. Nashoba was in the Second (Apuckshunnubbeee) District and other items concerning the county may also be found in the court records of that district. o There is an index and partial supplementary index. Pages 15-16, 19-20, 25-26, and 29-30 are missing.  Volume 154 – County Ranger Records: Dec. 15, 1856-Feb. 25, 1890 o This volume contains livestock marks and brands and County Ranger reports. The entire volume is in the Choctaw language except for a surety bond for a Sheriff of the county. o Pages 1-4, 21-24, 71-72, 77-86, 89-94, and 145-146 are missing.  Volume 156 – County Records: Mar. 7, 1859-Aug. 4, 1875 o This entire volume is written in the Choctaw language and, except for some livestock marks and brands, there is no clue as to what further records are given. o Pages 85-89 are missing.  Volume 158 – County and Probate Court Records: Sep. 17, 1859-July 3, 1889 o This volume contains commissions, appointments, oaths of office, surety bonds and other items. Most of the entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 13-14 and parts of 41-42, 167-168, and 183-184 are missing.  Volume 157 – Circuit Court Records: Aug. 5, 1868-June 15, 1882 o This volume contains court minutes, divorce proceedings, notations of charges and verdicts in criminal cases, lists of grand jurors, commissions and appointments of court officials, notation of the murder trials of a “wizard” and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 91-94 are missing.  Volume 159 – Circuit and Probate and County Court Records: Dec. 12, 1871-May 7, 1888 o The first portion of this volume contains dockets for civil and criminal cases involving divorce, murder, polygamy, robbery, and so on. Defense and prosecuting attorneys are named and verdicts and disposition of the cases are noted in some instances. The second part of the volume contains County and Probate Court records. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 1-2 and 45-48 are missing.

 Volume 160 – Sheriff Records: Jan. 6, 1873-Nov. 18, 1897 o This volume contains dockets for cases involving murder, arson, grand larceny, and so on, names of persons paying fines and court costs, a list of the Sheriffs of the County elected from 1872-1901. Most of the volume is written in the Choctaw language. o Parts of pages 63-63, 107-108, and 119-120 and pages 135-138, 171-172, 174-182, 187- 188, 191-200, 203-204, 211-212, 215-218, and 221-224 are missing.  Volume 161 – County and Probate Court Records: Apr. 2, 1883-Nov. 1897 o This volume contains laborer and renter permits to non-citizens, surety bonds, County Ranger reports and other items. Most of the volume is in the Choctaw language. o Parts of pages 5-6 and 25 and pages 1-2, 25-28, 33-36, 39-40, 47-48, 55-56, 65-68, 75- 76, 91-92, and 95-96 are missing.

CTN 36

Choctaw Agency: Nashoba County – Sheriff, County, Treasurer, County Ranger, and County and Probate Court Records, 1888-1906

 Volume 162 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 1, 1888-Nov. 15, 1893 o This volume contains renters and laborers permits, mortgages, bills of sale, a license to practice law, oaths of office by county officials, surety bonds and other items. Some of the entries are in the Choctaw language.  Volume 155 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 5, 1890-Jan. 2, 1905 o This volume contains dockets for cases involving adoptions, applications to serve as guardians of minor children, petitions for letters of administration, grand larceny, and so on. o Pages 13-14 are missing.  Volume 163 – County and Probate Court Records: Dec. 15, 1890-Nov. 15, 1905 o This volume contains marriage certificates. A partial index appears on pages 237 and 238.  Volume 164 – County and Probate Court Records: Sep. 7, 1892-Nov. 1, 1897 o This volume contains County Ranger reports, lists of Election Judges, guardians’ bonds, chattel mortgages, livestock sales, commissions, oaths of office and surety bonds for county officials and so on. Many entries are in the Choctaw language. o Part of pages 37-38 are missing.  Volume 165 – County Ranger Records: Feb. 6, 1893-Aug. 7, 1905 o This volume written entirely in the Choctaw language contains cattle brands and other records of the County Ranger. Most of the pages have notes written over the original entry; this almost obliterates some of the text.  Volume 166 – Permit Records: Jan. 1, 1894-Jan. 1905

o This volume contains permit records of non-citizen renters and laborers. Names of the renters and laborers and of their landlords or employers are given. Some entries are in the Choctaw language.  Volume 167 – Sheriff Records: Feb. 2, 1897-Jan. 12, 1905 o This volume contains Circuit Court dockets recorded by the Sheriff listing charges, names of the defendants and bondsmen and the amount of security posted. Also included are renters, permits to non-citizens, indictments for various criminal offenses, Deputy Sheriff Appointments and other items. o Pages 31-52, 103-104, 171-194, and 197-254 are missing.  Volume 168 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 3, 1898-July 1905 o This volume contains adoption petitions, guardians and administrators’ applications and bonds, lists of non-citizen permits, bills of sale, commissions, surety bonds, oaths of office of county officials, and other items. Many entries are in the Choctaw language, and the translation for these will be filmed immediately following the original volume. o Pages 101-102 and 435-444 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Nashoba County – Translation of Choctaw Volume 168 o This work by Peter J. Hudson translates into English those passages in Choctaw Volume 168 which were written in the Choctaw language in the original volume.  Volume 169 – County Treasurer and County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 4, 1898-Feb. 12, 1906 o The first few pages of this volume contain mineral claims filed with the County Clerk; the balance of the book contains records of the County Treasurer. The latter concern the Treasurer’s quarterly reports, collections for permits, money received from the County Ranger and Sheriff, proceeds from estray stock sales and from the sale of the county courthouse property, and so on.  Volume 172 – Sheriff Records: Dec. 6, 1901-Feb. 28, 1906 o This volume contains non-citizens permit lists, quarterly financial reports of the sheriff, surety bonds, records of fines paid, names of jurors and other items.  Volume 170 – Permit Records: Mar. 3, 1902-Oct. 3, 1905 o This volume contains renter permit records showing the name of the landlords and their non-citizen tenants.  Volume 171 – Permit Records: Jan. 1905-Oct. 2, 1905 o This volume contains renter and laborer permit records listing the names of the non- citizen tenant or worker and those of their landlords or employers.  Volume 173 – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 6, 1905-Feb. 6, 1906 o This volume contains court minutes, names of jurors, records of money collected for permits, proceeds of estray sales and other items.  Volume 174 – County Court Records: June 5, 1905-Jan. 1, 1906 o This volume contains only 3 pages of dockets. Pages 1-12 are missing.

CTN 37

Choctaw Agency: Red River County – Marriage, Permit and County and Probate Court Records, 1866-1899

 Volume 176 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 4, 1866-May 15, 1874 o This volume contains commissions, oaths of office, and surety bonds of county officials. One marriage record is also included. o There is a partial index on page 29.  Volume 175 – County and Probate Court Records: Dec. 5, 1866-Jan. 15, 1883 o This volume contains court minutes, wills, farmer and laborer permits to non-citizens, proceeds from estray sales, lists of witnesses, criminal charges, and other items. Many entries are in the Choctaw language. Red River County was in the Second (Apuckshunnubbee) District and additional material concerning the county may also appear in the court records of that district. o Index pages A-H and O-U and pages 7-8 and 77 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Red River County – Translation for Choctaw Volume 175 o This work by Peter J. Hudson translates into English those passages in Choctaw Volume 175 which were written in the Choctaw language in the original volume.  Volume 177 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 12, 1870-Aug. 6, 1883 o This volume contains marriages, petitions for letters of administration, appointments of guardians, permits to non-citizens, commissions, oaths of office, surety bonds of county officials, and other items. A number of entries are in the Choctaw language. A translation for these will be filmed immediately following the original volume. o There is a partial index on pages 4 and 189-195. Pages 1-2, 25-48, and 131-134 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Red River County – Translation of Choctaw Volume 177 o This work by Peter J. Hudson translates into English those passages in Choctaw Volume 177, which were written in the Choctaw language in the original volume.  Volume 178 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 3, 1873-Feb. 1897 o This volume contains guardianship petitions and appointments, inventories of estates, surety bonds, proceeds from estray sales, financial records, and so on. Much of the volume is written in the Choctaw language. o Pages 1-2, 77-80, 91-92, 115-116, 123-124, 153-164, 167-170, 189-190, 199-200, and 209-210 are missing.  Volume 179 – Permit Records: May 16, 1877-1898 o This volume contains lists of non-citizen renter and laborer permit holders and of their landlords or employers. Also included are financial records showing the amount of permit fees received. o Pages 85-86 and 109-110 are missing.  Volume 180 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 3, 1879-Apr. 4, 1888

o This volume contains court minutes, commissions and oaths of office of county officials, permits, and lists of persons who were paid for services to the county.  Volume 181 – Marriage Records: Sep. 25, 1881-Mar. 31, 1899 o This volume contains certificates of marriage, petitions signed by Choctaw citizens attesting to the good character of non-citizens who wished to marry Choctaws and marriage license records showing the payment of a $100 fee. A few entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is a partial index of which E-Q are blank.  Volume 182 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 2, 1882-Oct. 1, 1894 o This volume contains commissions and appointments of county officials and records of their surety bonds and oaths of office. o Pages 3-4, 25-28, and 179-180 are missing.  Volume 183 – County and Probate Court Records: Sep. 18, 1882-Nov. 7, 1898 o This volume contains commissions, oaths of office and surety bonds of county officials. o There is a partial index. Pages 3-4, 25-26, 29-30, 111-114, and 139-142 are missing.  Volume 185 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 1, 1883-Jan. 2, 1893 o This volume contains financial reports of the County Ranger and Treasurer with notations of money paid to individuals for services to the county and for office supply expenditures, proceeds of estray sales, and other items. Most of the text is in the Choctaw language.  Volume 184 – County and Probate Court Records: May 7, 1883-May 2, 1887 o This volume contains civil and criminal dockets, petitions for guardianship, adoption, letters of administration, and other items. Most of the entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is a partial index. Pages 61-62 are missing.  Volume 186 – Permit Records: May 7, 1883-Nov. 1893 o This volume contains applications by Choctaws for renter and laborer permits to be granted to non-citizen employees or tenants. o There is a random index on pages A-H. Pages 115-118, 123-124, and 131-132 are missing.

CTN 38

Choctaw Agency: Red River County – Permit and County and Probate Court Records, 1885- 1899

 Volume 187 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 6, 1885-Sep. 6, 1887 o This volume contains charges filed in civil and criminal cases, claims against estates, appointments of guardians, bills of sale, reports of arrests by the Sheriff and his

Deputies and other items. Most of the entries are in the Choctaw language. A translation of these will be filmed immediately following the original volume. o There is an index on pages A-J, and 56-57.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Red River County – Translation of Choctaw Volume 187 o This work by Peter J. Hudson translates into English those passages in Choctaw Volume 187, which were written in the Choctaw language in the original volume.  Volume 189 – County and Probate Court Records: Sep. 6, 1887-Apr. 7, 1890 o This volume contains charges filed in civil and criminal cases, wills, bills of sale, petitions for child custody, adoptions, and other items. Many of the entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is a partial index.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Red River County – Translation of Choctaw Volume 189 o This work by Peter J. Hudson translates into English those passages in Choctaw Volume 189, which were written in the Choctaw language in the original volume.  Volume 188 – County and Probate Court Records: May 7, 1888-Oct. 7, 1895 o This volume contains court minutes, permits, lists of jurors chosen to serve in the District Court, property disputes, criminal proceedings, and other items. Most of the entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is a table of contents. Pages 177-178 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Red River County – Translation of Choctaw Volume 188 o This work by Peter J. Hudson translates into English those passages in Choctaw Volume 188, which were written in the Choctaw language in the original volume.  Volume 190 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 4, 1890-Apr. 4, 1892 o This volume contains petitions for letters of administration and guardianship, licenses to practice law, estate property disputes, inventories, charges in civil and criminal cases, and other items. Most of the entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 69-70 and 119-120 are missing.  Volume 192 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 1, 1891-Oct. 13, 1899 o This volume contains wills, petitions for guardianships and letters of administration, adoptions, court minutes, dockets, and other items. Most of the entries are in the Choctaw language.  Volume 191 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 5, 1891-Nov. 9, 1896 o This volume contains marriage applications, licenses and certificates, bills of sale, mortgages, lease of estate property, lists of Choctaws paying fees for permits to hire non-citizens, and other items. o There is a brief index. Pages 27-28 are missing.  Volume 193 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 5, 1893-June 21, 1898 o This volume contains County Ranger and Treasurer reports, lists of office supplies purchased, and other items. o Pages 139-142 are missing.  Volume 195 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 7, 1893-Feb. 2, 1895

o This volume contains dockets, guardianships, petitions to give legitimate status to a child, adoptions, claims against estates, charges, pleadings and verdicts in criminal cases, and other items. The entire volume is written in the Choctaw language. o Pages 95-112 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Red River County – Translation of Choctaw Volume 195 Starts on Frame #1017 o This work by Peter J. Hudson translates into English those passages in Choctaw Volume 188, which were written in the Choctaw language in the original volume.  Volume 194 – Permit Records: Oct. 4, 1893-June 21, 1898 o This volume contains lists of non-citizen renters and laborers in the nation under permits and the names of their landlords or employers. o There is an index of the Choctaw employers and landlords.  Volume 196 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 12, 1894-Mar. 3, 1896 o This volume contains dockets of criminal cases showing charges, verdicts, and disposition of the cases. Also included are petitions to grant legitimate status to a child, land disputes, and other items. Most of the entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 273-274 and 281-286 are missing.

CTN 39

Choctaw Agency: Red River County – Marriages, Permits, and County and Probate Court Records, 1895-1906

 Volume 197 – County and Probate Court Records: Nov. 5, 1895-Jan. 6, 1903 o This volume contains court proceedings in cases involving civil and criminal charges, adoptions, guardianship, appraisement of estates, license to practice law, petitions for non-citizen renter and laborer permits, County Ranger reports, and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts – Translation for Volume 197 o This work by Peter J. Hudson translates into English those passages in Choctaw Volume 188, which were written in the Choctaw language in the original volume.  Volume 198 – County and Probate Court Records: Dec. 21, 1895-June 21, 1898 o This volume contains petitions and objections to guardianships, requests for giving legitimacy to a child, charges, dispositions of criminal cases, and other items. Most of the entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is an index.  Volume 199 – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 12, 1896-Apr. 6, 1903 o This volume contains bills of sale, chattel mortgages, mineral claims, and lists of persons to whom county script was issued. o Pages 85-86 are missing.

 Volume 200 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 27, 1897-July 1, 1903 o This volume contains financial records of the county.  Volume 202 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 24, 1898-Oct. 6, 1903 o This volume contains records of cash and script paid in and out of the County Treasury for office supplies, labor permits, arrest warrants, subpoenas, estray, marriage licenses, and so on. Some entries are in the Choctaw language.  Volume 201.5 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 12, 1898-Apr. 22, 19010 o This volume contains lists of witnesses, number of days served in court, miles traveled, and amount paid for their services.  Volume 201 – County and Probate Court Records: Nov. 7, 1898-July 6, 1903 o This volume contains civil and criminal court case records involving adoptions, assault, larceny, liquor violations, violations of the permit laws, and other matters. Most entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is an index.  Volume 203 – County and Probate Court Records: Apr. 3, 1899-Nov. 6, 1905 o This volume contains applications for and certificates of marriage, licenses issued, and character endorsements for non-citizens marrying Choctaws, signed by Choctaws. o There is a brief index on pages 1 and 2. Pages 127-130, 170-176, and 197-198 are missing.  Volume 204 – County and Probate Court Records: June 26, 1899-Dec. 16, 1905 o This volume contains county and probate court records concerning letters of administration and guardianship, schedules of estates, petitions for guardianship and guardianship bonds, bills of sale, commissions, performance bonds, and oaths of office. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is an index. Pages 1-32 and 49-50 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts – Translation for Volume 204 o This work by Peter J. Hudson translates into English those passages in Choctaw Volume 204, which were written in the Choctaw language in the original volume.  Volume 55 – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 5, 1900-Aug. 1903 o This volume contains names of witnesses and fees paid them, fines, and names of petitioners for permits to hire renters. o There is no index. Pages 1-40 are missing.  Volume 208 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 2, 1903-Jan. 1, 1906 o This volume contains county and probate court proceedings and records concerning juries impaneled, stray livestock reports and sales, permit applications, appointments of election judges, and other matters. Many entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is no index.  Volume 205 – County and Probate Court Records: May 4, 1903-May 2, 1904 o This volume contains appointments, bonds and letters of guardianship, and appointments, bonds, and letters of administration. o There is a partial index.  Volume 206 – County and Probate Court Records: June 13, 1903-Apr. 3, 1905

o This volume contains county and probate court records concerning civil and criminal cases, such as petit and grand larceny, violation of permit laws, a petition to build a bridge, etc. Most entries are in Choctaw. o There is an index. Pages 1-28 are missing.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts – Translation for Volume 206, Document 15207A o This work by Peter J. Hudson translates into English those passages in Choctaw Volume 206, which were written in the Choctaw language in the original volume.  Volume 207 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 4, 1904-Feb. 5, 1906 o This volume contains county and probate court records dealing with estray cattle sales, permits to non-citizens, quarterly reports of Clerk, Treasurer, Ranger and Sheriff, and other matters. o There is no index. Pages 19-22 are missing.  Volume 209 – County and Probate Court Records-Permit Register: Jan. Term 1904-Oct. Term 1905 o This volume contains lists of permits granted and renewed, with names of Choctaw citizens and non-citizen renters and laborers. o There is no index.  Section X-Choctaw-Permits-Red River County: Feb. 6, 1905 o This file contains a subpoena issued to a violator of Choctaw permit laws.

CTN 40

Choctaw Agency: Sans Bois County – Permits and County and Probate Court Records, 1888- 1906

 Volume 210A – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 1888-Nov. 3, 1902 o This volume contains permits for non-citizen, renters, laborers and physicians, lists of Grand Jurymen, County Ranger, County Treasurer and Sheriff reports, petitions for guardianships and other items. Sans Bois was in the First (Masholatubbee) District and material on the county may also be found in the court records of that district. o Pages C, E, P, and S are the only index pages having an entry. Pages 341-344, 463-464, 467-470, and 475-476 are missing.  Volume 210 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 4, 1889-Dec. 1, 1902 o This volume contains court minutes, charges and verdicts in criminal and civil cases, marriage certificates, and letters of administration and guardianship. o Pages 217-220 are missing.  Volume 211 – Permit Records: 1894-May 16, 1900 o This volume contains lists of non-citizen renters and laborers who were in the nation under work permits with the names of their landlords or employers, and the amount of fees paid.

o There is an index of the Choctaw citizens.  Volume 212 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 5, 1895-Jan. 4, 1904 o This volume contains dockets of civil and criminal cases with notations of pleadings and verdicts, letters of administration and guardianship, eviction actions, and other items.  Volume 213 – County and Probate Court Records: June 5, 1896-Oct. 26, 1905 o This volume contains marriage licenses and certificates, divorces, wills, guardianships, administration of estates, bills of sale, and other items.  Volume 409 – Permit Records: Nov. 10, 1898-Nov. 6, 1900 o This volume contains accounts of fees paid by Choctaws for permits for non-citizen renters, physicians, blacksmiths, and laborers. The non-citizens are not named.  Volume 214 – Permit Records: Oct. 19, 1899-Dec. 2, 1900 o This volume contains permit fee accounts of Choctaw employers and landlords showing the names of their non-citizen employees or tenants. o There is an index of the Choctaw citizens. Pages 1-24 are missing.  Volume 215 – Permit Records: Sep. 4, 1900-Dec. 3, 1900 o This volume contains accounts of permit fees paid by Choctaw citizens with notations of the names of their non-citizen employees or renters. o There is an index of the Choctaw citizens. Pages 1-24 are missing.  Volume 216 – County and Probate Court Records: Nov. 3, 1902-Feb. 5, 1906 o This volume contains wills, appointments of guardians and administrators of estates, adoptions, claims against estates, and other items. Of historical interest is the notation that the Sans Bois Court convened for what was apparently its final session on Feb. 5, 1906. o Pages 23-26 and 73-74 are missing.

CTN 41

Choctaw Agency: Skullyville County – Permits and Marriage, Treasury, County, and Probate Court Records, 1868-1906

 Volume 218 – County Treasurer’s Records: Nov. 20, 1868-Aug. 15, 1888 o This volume contains lists of county expenses for feeding prisoners, books printed, County Treasurer’s reports, fines imposed on county residents for various misdemeanors or crimes, such as adultery, failure to work on the roads, larceny, etc., reports on stray cattle, and other items. An act passed by the General Council, dated Oct. 24, 1860, locates one County and Circuit Court for Tobucksy County. o There is one entry in the index. Pages 25-26, 49-50, 65-66, 99-100, 149-158, 185-196, 189-190, and 193-194 are missing.  Volume 219 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 7, 1872-Mar. 7, 1898

o This volume contains records of marriage certificates, performance bonds, licenses granted to practice law, appointments, commissions, oaths of office, trader’s license, wills, receivers of estates, appointed estate inventories, contracts, mortgage deeds, and various other instruments. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is an index and some inserted pages. Pages 697-702 are missing.  Volume 220 – County Treasurer’s Records: Aug. 15, 1888-Mar. 4, 1906 o This volume is a County Treasurer’s Quarterly Report ledger containing itemized county expenditures for such items as services, witness fees, supplies for county offices and jail, etc., and receipts of permit fees, marriage licenses and licenses to practice law, proceeds from sale of stray cattle, etc. The county judge’s statement of quarterly report examination is included. o There is no index.  Volume 221 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 4, 1889-Feb. 19, 1906 o This volume contains court proceedings and records concerning cancellation of permits, guardians’ reports, appointments, letters of administration, juries impaneled, oaths of office, commissions, ranger’s reports on estray cattle, and other matters. o There is no index. Pages 91-92 and 217-222 are missing.  Volume 222 – Permit Register: 1889-Feb. 19, 1906 o This ledger’s headings are names of Choctaw citizen employers, renters, amount due on permit, amount paid, and by whom paid. Some entries show renewal dates or mark of cancellation. o There is no index.  Volume 224 – County and Probate Court Records: Apr. 6, 1898-Apr. 3, 1905 o This volume contains county and probate court records concerning bills of sale of town lots, warranty deeds, marriage licenses recorded, certificates of marriage, permits, appointments, oaths of office, bonds, commissions, mineral claims, and other matters. There are some copies of marriage certificates recorded in the United States of America, Indian Territory, Southern District Court at Ardmore. o There is no index.  Volume 223 – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 4, 1889-Oct. 2, 1905 o This volume contains civil and criminal case dockets concerning petitions for letters of guardianship and administration, claims against estates, larceny, murder, assault, theft, and other matters. o There is an inserted index prepared by Rella Looney, former Archivist of the Indian Archives Division.  Section X-Choctaw-Courts-Skullyville County: Oct. 1, 1890-May 2, 1904 o This file contains summons, bonds, sworn testimony statements, evidence, commissions, appointments, and other documents.  Section X-Choctaw-Estates-Skullyville County: May 16, 1845-Jan. 4, 1904 o This file contains estate inventories, guardians’ bonds, appointment of appraisers, petitions for appointment as guardian and letters of administration, appointment of guardian, a will, and other items mainly concerning an Overstreet estate.

 Section X-Choctaw-Marriages-Skullyville County: Dec. 16, 1877-May 17, 1899 o This file contains two endorsements of a non-citizen by Choctaw citizens for marriage to Choctaw women and a certificate of marriage.  Section X-Choctaw-Permits-Skullyville County: Jan. 1, 1881-Nov. 3, 1900 o This file contains permits, permit payment receipts, and summons for permit law violators.

CTN 42

Choctaw Agency: Sugar Loaf County – Permits and County Treasury and County and Probate Court Records: 1874-1906

 Volume 226 – County and Probate Court Records: May 20, 1874-Mar. 1, 1886 o This volume contains petitions for letters of administration and guardianships, County Ranger reports, proceeds of estray sales, Sheriffs’ record of taxes and fines collected, and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. Sugar Loaf County was in the First (Masholatubbee) District and material on the county may also be found in the court records of that district. o Pages 47-50, 53-54, and 117-118 are missing.  Volume 225 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 1, 1875-July 1, 1889 o This volume contains marriage certificates, permits, lists of jurors, mineral claims, County Ranger’s reports of estray sales, oaths of office, and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 61-62, 93-96, and 193-194 are missing.  Volume 227 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 7, 1878-July 20, 1886 o This volume contains court minutes, cases of persons failing to work on the public roads, County Ranger and Treasurer reports, complaints regarding intruders, and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 77-84 are missing.  Volume 230 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 26, 1879-July 27, 1897 o This volume contains marriage licenses and certificates, mineral claims, bills of sale, livestock marks, lease and partnership agreements, license to practice law, and other items. o Pages 199-200 are missing.  Volume 228 – County and Probate Court Records: June 1885-Jan. 2, 1906 o This volume contains court minutes, notations concerning civil and criminal cases, petitions for guardianships, reports by Sheriffs and County Rangers, surety bonds, names of jurors, and other items. Many entries are in the Choctaw language. o Pages 99-118 are missing.  Volume 229 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 13, 1887-Sep. 5, 1894

o This volume contains marriage licenses and certificates, mineral claims and leases, bonds, and bills of sale.  Volume 231 – Sheriffs’ Records and Permits: Sep. 16, 1890-Feb. 7, 1893 o This volume contains records of the County Sheriff including lists of subpoenas issued, if served, and recorded, warrants for arrest for violations of Choctaw law and record of permittees and fees paid. o There is no index. Pages 47-52 and 85-88 are missing.  Volume 234 – Sheriffs’ Record Book: 1892-Jan. 5, 1903 o This volume contains sheriffs’ reports on permits issued, violators of permit laws, records of non-citizens, property improvements confiscated, property sales, summons issued, warrants and subpoenas served in divorce cases, coal claims and other matters, petit and grand larceny cases, and other records. o There is no index. Pages 25-26 are missing.  Volume 232 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 1, 1892-Aug. 7, 1899 o This volume contains appointments of estate administrators, estate inventories, commissions and appointments, oaths of office, bonds, marriage certificates, indentures, Sheriffs’ and road overseers’ reports, criminal case proceedings involving murder, assault, disturbing the peace, etc., county treasurer’s reports, witnesses and fees paid to them, and other records. o There is no index.  Volume 235 – County Treasurer’s Ledger: Aug. 3, 1892-Sep. 10, 1898 o This volume contains records of payments issued or collected from county offices, i.e. rangers, county clerks, sheriffs, expenses of the court, and reports to the county court on the financial status of the county. Also included is a roster of election judges, tickets for the county election, and other items. o There is an index. Pages 1-13, 19-20, 23-26, and 49-52 are missing.  Volume 233 – Permit Register: 1894-Oct. 30, 1897 o This volume contains names of non-citizen permittees in the county, fees paid, Choctaw citizen sponsoring each one and name of sheriff collecting the fees. o There is no index.  Volume 239 – County and Probate Court Records: Dec. 8, 1896-Nov. 11, 1904 o This volume contains civil dockets and court rulings, guardianship petitions, administrator petitions, subpoenas for witnesses and jurors, bonds of administration, and other records. o There is an index.  Volume 237 – County Treasurer’s Ledger: Oct. 31, 1898-July 20, 1905 o This volume contains the County Treasurer’s reports of revenue received by the County from permits, sales of estray cattle, marriage licenses, etc. and county expenditures for office supplies, witness fees, etc. o There is a partial index on page 4. Pages 1-3 are missing.  Volume 238 – County and Probate Court Records and Permit Records: Aug. 7, 1899-July 6, 1903

o This volume contains applications for permits, permits approved and revoked, probate matters such as letters and petitions for guardianship, letters of administration, marriage certificates, rangers reports, court minutes regarding civil and criminal cases. o There is no index. Pages 1-12 are missing.  Volume 240 – County and Probate Court Records: Nov. 3, 1902-Jan. 1, 1906 o This volume contains estate settlements, guardians’ and administrators’ appointments and reports, lists of jurors, records of estray sales, county treasurer’s reports, renters’ permits, fees collected and recorded, and other records. o There is no index. Pages 301-302 are missing.  Volume 241 – Sheriff’s Fees: Nov. 3, 1902-Jan. 1, 1906 o This volume contains names, monies due and received, and dates. The type of account is not given. o There is an index. Pages 1-24 are missing.

CTN 43

Choctaw Agency: Tobucksy County – County and Probate and Coal Mining Records, 1867- 1904

 Volume 244 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 7, 1867-Feb. 5, 1894 o This volume contains the minutes of the County Court with both civil and criminal cases involving larceny, property disputes, disturbing the peace, gun law violations, ejectments of individuals resulting from violation of permit laws. Some portions are written in the Choctaw language. o There is an index.  Volume 242 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 1867-Dec. 7, 1876 o This volume contains court records of permits issued, letters of administration, petitions for letters of guardianship, criminal cases involving larceny, disturbing the peace, etc., oaths of office, and other records. Many entries are in Choctaw. o There is an insert sheet with a recently compiled index by page. Pages 1-2, 57-62, 85-6, 91-92, and 97-102 are missing.  Volume 243 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. Term 1867-Sep. 7, 1896 o This volume contains the minutes of the court, with appointments of guardians, petitions for appointment of estate administrators, and other probate records. The text of this volume must be read straight across the two facing pages on some pages.  Volume 245 – Probate Court Records: Oct. 1867-Jan. 7, 1901 o This volume contains probate court records such as lists of names of estate administrators, guardians and executors, estate appraisals, and other items. o There is an index.  Volume 246 – County and Probate Court Records: June 2, 1868-Jan. 4, 1904

o This volume contains county and probate court records including administrators’ and guardians’ reports. It is noted in the volume that it was transcribed from “mutilated, confused, and dilapidated” records. o There is an index.  Volume 253 – County and Probate Court Records: Apr. 27, 1871-Feb. 2, 1903 o This volume contains estate inventories and appraisements, coal royalty receipts, and coal claims among other records. The volume was transcribed from “mutilated, confused, and dilapidated” records. o There is a partial index.  Volume 248 – County and Probate Court Records: June 4, 1874-Nov. 3, 1890 o This volume contains “abstract of demands allowed and probated against estates, Tobucksy County, C. N.” under the name of the estate. o There is an index.  Volume 249 – Coal Mining Records: Mar. 20, 1876-July 8, 1877 o This volume contains a record of coal mined at McAlester Slope No. 5 and other mines, shown by coal car number, date, and weight by pounds in each car.

CTN 44

Choctaw Agency: Tobucksy County – County and Probate Court and Coal Mining, Permit, and Ranger Records, 1867-1907

 Volume 252 – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 29, 1876-Sep. 3, 1889 o This volume contains court and other records pertaining to marriage licenses and certificates, bonds, wills, commissions, cattle brands, a mineral spring discovery, bills of sale, coal claims, and other matters. o There is an index on pages 3-28.  Volume 250 – County and Probate Court Records: July 2, 1877-Apr. 16, 1907 o This volume contains county officials’ commissions, estate administrators’ reports, wills, guardians’ reports, deeds, coal claim leases, bills of sale, bonds, attorneys’ licenses, marriage certificates, oaths of office, and other records. o There is an index.  Volume 251 – Mineral Records: Aug. 1, 1878-Oct. 21, 1878 o This volume gives the date, the number of each coal car, and the net weight of coal each carried.  Volume 368 – Third Judicial District, Choctaw Nation: Mar. 1880-Sep. 1883 o This volume contains eighteen pages bound in from Tobucksy County Criminal Court proceedings. Case dockets are given with names and charges against the individual, witnesses, and fines assessed.  Volume 254 – County Ranger’s Records: Oct. 30, 1883-Apr. 1905

o This volume contains the records kept by the County Ranger giving physical description of estray cattle, brands and marks, and approximate values. Some reports have later entries in margin, i.e. “reported dead, Oct. 19, 1889,” “sold for cash 10.50.” Some entries are in Choctaw. o There is no index.  Volume 255 – County Ranger’s Records: Feb. 4, 1884-Mar. 27, 1903 o This volume gives County Ranger’s reports, numbered 1-351, giving names of persons who posted stray animals, marks and brands identifying them and dates. Brands of individuals are also recorded. o There is an index.  Volume 259 – Permit Records: Nov. 1, 1886-Sep. 5, 1898 o This register lists the name of the employer and the permittee, occupation, date permit granted and date of expiration, where business located, when paid, amount paid, sheriff’s fees, clerk’s fee, and remarks column. o There is no index.  Volume 256 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 1, 1887-Jan. 2, 1905 o This volume contains financial reports of guardians and administrators, property schedules, and estate appraisement records. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is an index with entries for A-L only.  Volume 257 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 3, 1887-Oct. 28, 1898 o This volume contains dockets for civil and criminal cases, coal claims, petitions for adoptions, guardianships, letters of administration, and other items. o There is an index with entries for A-G only.

CTN 45

Choctaw Agency: Tobucksy County – County and Probate County and Permits and County Treasurer Records, 1891-1906

 Volume 258 – County and Probate Court Records: Sep. 1, 1891-Mar. 26, 1897 o This volume contains marriage licenses and certificates, wills, adoptions, bills of sale, coal leases, oil and gas discovery claims, commissions of county officials, surety bonds, and other items. Some notations are in the Choctaw language. o There is an index.  Volume 260 – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 1894-Aug. 3, 1904 o This volume contains dockets of civil and criminal cases, guardian and administrator petitions and reports, estray property sales, lists of jurors, notations of revenue received from marriage licenses, permits, and other items. o There is an index.  Volume 261 – County Treasurer Records: June 1895-Feb. 20, 1906

o This volume contains records of cash and script received by the County Treasurer for marriage licenses, permits, estray sales, and so on. Also included are disbursements for salaries of court officials, fees paid to witnesses and jurors, office supplies, and other expenses.  Volume 262 – Permit Records: Jan. 6, 1896-Oct. 8, 1901 o This volume contains lists of non-citizens who were in the nation under permit and the names of their Choctaw employers. Also noted are the occupations of the non-citizens, residence within the nation, beginning and expiration date of the permit, fees charged, and so on.  Volume 263 – County and Probate Court Records: Nov. 7, 1896-Nov. 11, 1905 o This volume contains marriage licenses and certificates, mineral leases and claims, bills of sale, claim transfers, commissions of county officers, oaths of allegiance, and other items. o There is an index.

CTN 46

Choctaw Agency: Tobucksy County – Permit, Marriage, and County and Probate Court Records, 1897-1906

 Volume 444 – Permit Records: July 1, 1897-Sep. 3, 1900 o This volume contains lists of citizens who had taken out permits to employ non-citizens and shows the amount of permit fees owed by these individuals. o Pages 29-34 are missing.  Volume 264 – County and Probate Court Records: Nov. 7, 1898-Feb. 12, 1906 o This volume contains dockets of civil and criminal cases and petitions and grants for adoptions, guardianships, and letters of administration. o There is a partial index.  Section X-Choctaw-Marriages-Tobucksy County: Dec. 2, 1896 o This file contains a copy of a marriage license and certificate. The license was issued by the Clerk of the United States Court, Central District, Indian Territory.  Section X-Choctaw-Permits-Tobucksy County: Feb. 2, 1883-May 1, 1906 o This file contains renter and farmer permits to non-citizens, an arrest warrant for a person violating the permit law and a personal letter from a Texan inquiring about the possibility of employment.

Choctaw Agency: Towson County – Circuit Court and County and Probate Records, 1881- 1906

 Volume 360 – Circuit Court Records: July 1881-Aug. 24, 1886

o This volume contains the minutes of the Circuit Court, including civil and criminal cases, commissions, oaths of office, lists of jurors, marriage licenses recorded, bonds, indictments and other records. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is no index. Pages 77-88 are missing.  Volume 266 – County and Probate Court Records: Apr. 3, 1899-Feb. 5, 1906 o This volume contains court dockets, Ranger and Sheriff reports, marriage licenses and certificates, petitions for administration of estates and guardianship, estate inventories, permit records, and bonds. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. There is an index entered at random on numbered pages. o Pages 395-396 and 399-400 are missing.

Choctaw Agency: Wade County – Permits and County and Probate Court Records, 1858- 1903

 Volume 267 – County Court Records: Apr. 13, 1858-Mar. 4, 1868 o This volume contains lists of names and dates. The text is in the Choctaw language. o There is no index.  Volume 268 – County and Probate Court Records: Apr. 13, 1859-Nov. 9, 1882 o This volume contains records of wills, administrators’ appointments, marriage certificates, oaths of office, lists of “men folks” in the county in 1861, and other records. Much of the text is in the Choctaw language.  Volume 351 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 26, 1865-Dec. 1892 o This volume contains records of oaths of office, commissions, divorce decrees, grand juries impaneled, criminal trials, license to practice law, bonds, and other records. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is no index. Pages 15-16, 65-66, 169-172, 175-178, and 195-200 are missing.  Volume 271 – County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 25, 1875-Feb. 4, 1890 o This volume contains court records pertaining to civil and criminal cases. Case number, name of plaintiff’s attorney, plaintiff, witness, and court decision are given. Much of the text is in the Choctaw language. o There is no index. Pages 9-10 and 15-30 are missing.  Volume 275 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 1, 1881-Nov. 10, 1891 o This volume contains certificates of marriage, oaths of office, bonds, deeds, mineral claims, bills of sale, settlements of estates, commissions, and other records. Many entries are in the Choctaw language. One isolated entry on page 77 is dated Dec. 29, 1895. o There is no index. Pages 1-2, 79-86, 109-124, 127-128, and 131-198 are missing.  Volume 272 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 6, 1882-Dec. 1891 o This volume contains oaths of office, bonds, commissions, licenses to practice law, lists of jurors, adoptions, estray animal reports, and other records. Many entries are in the Choctaw language. One isolated date is Oct. 1869 (page 118a) which is a misbound document and is in the Choctaw language.

o Pages 1-4, 23-24, 103-106, 111-114, and 171-174 are missing.  Volume 273 – Permits and County and Probate Court Records: Mar. 1, 1883-Sep. 7, 1903 o This volume contains permits, rangers’ reports and fees received by County Clerk, and ranger. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is no index.  Volume 274 – Permit Register: Mar. 1, 1883-Mar. 3, 1880 o This volume contains permits to non-citizens to live and work in the Choctaw Nation. It gives the name of the sponsoring citizen, dates, approved by County Judge, and date of permit expiration. o There is no index. Pages 167-170 are missing. Pages 26-27 are glued together.  Volume 285 – County and Probate Court Records: June 1887-Feb. 2, 1891 o This volume contains appointments and commissions, oaths of office, and court proceedings. Most of the entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is a brief index. One entry dated May 4, 1885 appears on page 4. Pages 177-178 are missing.  Volume 286 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 6, 1888-Dec. 2, 1889 o This volume written entirely in the Choctaw language contains guardianship and administrators’ records, and other records. o There is an index that gives names of individuals but no page numbers. Pages 5-10, 19- 20, and 23-28 are missing.

CTN 47

Choctaw Agency: Wade County – Permits and County Treasurer and County and Probate Court Records, 1889-1906

 Volume 276 – Permit Records: June 10, 1889-Sep. 3, 1894 o This volume contains applications for work permits both by Choctaws for non-citizens they wanted to employ and by United States citizens on their own behalf. Also included is a one page census of non-citizens, dated 1889. Wade was in the Second (Apuckshunnubbee) District and items concerning the county may also be found in the court records of that district.  Volume 277 – County Treasurer Records: Mar. 4, 1890-Mar. 4, 1906 o This volume contains lists of persons to whom script was issued for service as witnesses, jurors, guarding prisoners, collecting and issuing permits, and so on. o Pages 125-140 are missing.  Volume 269 – County and Probate Court Records: Apr. 7, 1890-July 1, 1901 o This volume contains dockets for civil cases involving petitions for guardianships, adoptions, letters of administration, and so on and for criminal cases concerning murder, burglary, larceny, and other matters.

 Volume 278 – County and Probate Court Records: May 30, 1891-Jan. 2, 1905 o This volume contains inventories of estates, reports by administrators, county financial records, and other items.  Volume 281 – County and Probate Court Records: Jan. 4, 1892-Sep. 3, 1900 o This volume contains court minutes of civil and criminal cases, appointments of administrators and guardians, adoption petitions, applications for non-citizen permits, names of road overseers, and other items. o Pages 5-6, 51-52, 67-68, and 123-124 are missing.  Volume 279 – County and Probate Court Records: May 26, 1892-Nov. 30, 1895 o This volume contains marriage licenses and certificates, a will, surety bonds, mineral claims, a license to practice law, adoption petitions, bills of sale, commissions of county officials, and other items. o Pages 91-94 are missing.  Volume 280 – Permit Records: Feb. 24, 1893-Nov. 7, 1904 o This volume contains lists of non-citizens who were in the nation under permits with the names of their employers, dates the permits were issued, and the amounts paid as fees.  Volume 287 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 18, 1895-July 26, 1904 o This volume contains marriage licenses and certificates, guardianships, estate appraisements, surety bonds, commissions of county officials, contracts, and a license to practice law. o There is an index.  Volume 282 – County and Probate Court Records: Aug. 7, 1899-Apr. 4, 1904 o This volume contains administrator and guardian surety bonds and guardian reports. o There is a 3 page, non-alphabetical index. Pages 1-12 are missing.  Volume 283 – County and Probate Court Records: Oct. 1, 1900-Jan. 20, 1906 o This volume contains court minutes, marriage certificates, allotments, County Treasurer reports, guardianship records, appointments and commissions of county officials, adoptions, bills of sale, a license to practice law, notes on a few criminal cases, and other items. o There is an index. Pages 183-184, 245-246, 303-306, and 311-314 are missing.  Volume 284 – County and Probate Court Records: Feb. 15, 1901-Sep. 4, 1905 o This volume contains dockets of civil and criminal cases with notations of the verdicts and dispositions made by the court. Included are petitions for letters of administration, guardianship and adoption as well as cases involving robbery, assault, permit violations, slander, and so on. o Pages 135-138 are missing.  Volume 289 – Permit Records: Jan. 1, 1904-Dec. 31, 1905 o This volume contains lists of Choctaw citizens and their non-citizen employees, who were under permit, and sheriff reports.  Volume 411 – County Treasurer: Jan. 4, 1904-Nov. 7, 1904 o This volume contains financial records concerning hay royalties, renter, laborer permits, and so on with reports from the sheriff and County Ranger.

 Volume 288 – County Treasurer Reports: Sep. 30, 1904-Jan. 20, 1906 o This volume contains records of revenue received from the Sheriff and County Ranger through their collection of permit fees, royalty on hay and estray sales. Disbursements for office supplies, courtroom rent, sheriff’s fees, and so on are also noted. o There is an index with only 4 entries.  Volume 290 – Permit Records: Oct. 1, 1904-Jan. 20, 1906 o This volume contains names of non-citizens who were in the nation under renter permits, the names of their Choctaw landlords, and financial reports of the sheriff regarding fees collected by him. o Pages 1-28 and 85-86 are missing.

CTN 48

Choctaw Agency: First (Mosholatubbee) District – School, District Auditor, and Circuit Court Records, 1848-1899

 Volume 348 – Teacher Records: 1890-1899 o This volume contains records of the teachers in the district’s schools, including their names, names of schools, county located, months taught, certificate numbers, and amounts received. o The index has one entry.  Volume 335 – District Auditor’s Records: Mar. 1848-Aug. 29, 1857 o This volume contains memorandum of district accounts paid out by counties, lists of names and services rendered, and status that qualifies citizens for financial assistance from county, i.e. “blind,” “cripple,” etc. Also salaries paid for election judges, journalist, blacksmith, etc. are given. o There is no index.  Volume 247 – Circuit Court Records: Oct. 10, 1872-May 21, 1895 o This volume contains circuit court records for Mosholatubbee District for Gaines, Scullyville, Sugar Loaf, and Tobucksy counties and includes court dockets and court journal for both civil and criminal cases. There is also a record of warrants issued, subpoenas served and clerks’ and sheriffs’ fees received. o There is no index.  Volume 369 – Circuit Court Records: May 17, 1880-July 20, 1892 o This volume contains the circuit court docket with civil and criminal cases numbered, defendant’s name, district attorney, witnesses, findings, and sentences of court given. o There are lists of grand and petit jurors. Fines are recorded and records of accounts payable from clerk’s office are included. o There is a brief index on page 1. Pages 231-234 are missing.  Volume 338 – Circuit Court Records: Mar. 30, 1883-May 1892

o This volume contains records of subpoenas issued, with name of recipient and date served, lists of witnesses testifying, with days appeared and miles driven to court. Cases involve murder, violation of permit laws and stock law, adultery, larceny, assault, and others. o There is an index with only B and C entries. Pages 121-122 are missing.  Volume 336 – Circuit Court Records: May 1883-Nov. 1893 o This volume contains the court docket with findings and dispositions of civil and criminal cases. o There is no index.  Volume 337 – Circuit Court Records: May 16, 1883-Nov. 1892 o This volume contains the circuit court docket including civil and criminal cases concerning divorce, trespass, ejectment, guardianship, and others. o There is no index.

CTN 49

Choctaw Agency Records: First (Mosholatubbee) District, Choctaw Nation – District and Circuit Court Records and Financial Records, 1884-1901

 Volume 339 – Circuit Court Records: Jan. 16, 1884-May 6, 1901 o This volume contains court records concerning civil and criminal cases, bonds, marriage licenses and certificates, licenses to practice law, commissions, oaths of office, appeals (Silan Lewis, p. 455), lists of jurors, dockets, and other items. o Some entries are in the Choctaw language. There is no index.  Volume 342 – Circuit Court Records: May 1887-Mar. 10, 1896 o This volume contains records of fines assessed against residents of nation for violating pistol law or permit, gambling, disturbing the peace, etc. Lists indicate where fees are deposited. There are lists of witnesses and jurors and their dates of service. o There is a partial index. Pages 45-48 are missing.  Volume 347 - Circuit Court Records: 1890-Jan. 1898 o This volume contains dockets of civil and criminal cases, defendants and witnesses names, dates of service, and lists crimes for which defendant is tried, such as cattle stealing, violating pistol law and permit laws, adultery, and others. o There is no index.

CTN 50

Choctaw Agency Records: First (Mosholatubbee) District, Choctaw Nation – District and Circuit Court Records and Financial Records and Permits, 1890-1905

 Volume 343 – District Court Records: May 1890-Nov. 23, 1905 o This volume contains a register of divorce cases numbered chronologically, with names of plaintiff and defendant, and stating whether cases was granted or dismissed. The volume also includes cases of trespass, petitions for coal claims and probate matters, i.e. orders to set aside administrator-ship and child custody. o There is no index.  Volume 346 – District Financial Records: Aug. 1892-Nov. 24, 1905 o This volume contains lists of fines assessed, amounts, to whom issued, name of county, permit violations, cause of action, i.e. assault, violation of pistol law, grand larceny, adultery, etc. Recipients of fees include names of sheriffs, witnesses and jurors. o There is no index.  Volume 350 – Circuit Court Records: Sep. 12, 1892-Nov. 24, 1905 o This volume contains marriage licenses and certificates, commissions of county officials, divorces, surety bonds, lists of jurors, licenses to practice law, dockets and minutes of civil and criminal cases and other items. o There is an index.  Volume 345 – Circuit Court Records: Nov. 7, 1892-Nov. 24, 1905 o This volume contains the names of jurors and witnesses, case by name, dates of commencing and discharge, miles traveled and days in court, and amount paid for service. Lists of Special Deputies are also given. o There is no index.  Volume 344 – Circuit Court Records: Dec. 13, 1892-Nov. 24, 1905 o This volume contains dockets of criminal cases showing the parties involved, charges, verdicts and disposition of the cases.  Volume 236 – Sheriff Records: July 6, 1898-Nov. 7, 1904 o This volume contains permits, Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff reports, arrest warrants and notations of subpoenas filed. o Pages 1-2, 13-14, 17-26, 45-46, 51-62, 121-122, 191-194, 213-222, 243-244, and 279- 280 are missing.

CTN 51

Choctaw Agency Records: Second (Apucksnunnubbee) District, Choctaw Nation – District, Circuit, and Chancery Court Records and School Records, 1871-1905

 Volume 270 – Circuit Court Records: June 1871-Feb. 14, 1889

o This volume contains dockets of civil and criminal cases, surety bonds, lists of jurors and two letters by Ben Watkins, Clerk of the District. o Pages 35-66, 69-72, 87-102, 105-130, 133-134, 151-174, 179-180, and 185-186 are missing.  Volume 441 – District Court Records: Jan. 15, 1881-July 29, 1893 o This volume contains financial records showing fees received, expenditures for services by clerks, sheriffs, witnesses; claims for per capita payment, lists of grand jurors and witnesses. Latter part of volume has private accounts, recipes for curing and pickling beef, making whitewash, home remedies, in handwriting of Ben Watkins, Clerk of the District court, probably in 1889-1890. o There is no index. Pages 1-2, 9-18, 23-24, 29-32, 38-40, 43-44, 47-48, 57-68, 71-72, 77- 82, and one half of 85-86, 121-124, 135-138 are missing.  Volume 265 – Circuit Court Records: Jan. 1882-Dec. 1886 o This volume contains dockets of civil and criminal actions, how court decided, causes of action, lists of jurors, Rules of order adopted by the Choctaw Circuit Court and Supreme Court. o There is no index. Pages 29-30 and 33-88 are missing.  Volume 353 – Circuit and Chancery Court Records: Nov. 3, 1883-July 28, 1904 o This volume contains court minutes for civil and criminal cases, testimony, commissions, lists of Petit and Grand Jurors and witnesses, license to practice law, and other items. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is a partial index. Pages 575-586 are missing.  Volume 354 – District Court Records: Dec. 1884-July 13, 1891 o This volume contains dockets of criminal cases noting names of attorneys, parties charged, cause of the action and disposition of the cases.  Volume 356 – Chancery Court Records: Dec. 1884-Dec. 27, 1905 o This volume contains dockets of divorce cases with notations in some instances of the grounds for divorce, child support awards, division of property and party being assessed court costs.  Volume 357 – District Court Records: July 10, 1891-Aug. 6, 1897 o This volume contains dockets of criminal cases with notations of names of attorneys and persons charged, cause of the actions, verdicts and disposition of the cases.  Volume 51 – School Records: Mar. 7, 1895-Oct. 6, 1896 o This volume contains teacher payrolls with the names of the teachers, grades they taught, and their schools. Also included is a list of local school trustees with their county of residence. o Pages 1-20 are missing.  Volume 358 – District School Records: Nov. 1, 1896-Sep. 30, 1897 o This volume contains a report to the General Council, Choctaw Nation on the schools of the district. Listed are names of counties and schools, with numbers of male and female students. Funds appropriated and balances remaining at end of fiscal year are given. o There is no index. Pages 11-12 are missing.

 Volume 359 – Circuit and Chancery Court Records: Oct. 20, 1897-Nov. 2, 1897 o This volume contains cases involving murder, grand and petit larceny, burglary, rape, and other crimes. Names of accused and of witnesses are listed. Pleas are entered, with the disposition of the case and verdicts rendered. There is a document written in the Choctaw language. o There is a partial index.  Volume 362 – District and Circuit Court Records: Dec. 20, 1894-Dec. 14, 1905 o This volume is a criminal docket book listing the names of the District Attorneys, persons charged, disposition of case, verdicts rendered for cases of attempted rape, murder, forgery, larceny; and types of punishment determined by the court. o There is a partial index.  Volume 363 – District and Circuit Court Records: Dec. 1897-Dec. 14, 1905 o This volume contains civil and criminal court minutes and records involving divorce, child custody, larceny, property settlement, commissions, oaths of office, etc. Lists of grand jurors are given. o There is a partial index. Filmed before the volume is a page by page index to the volume made by a Historical Society Archivist. Pages 1-2 and 23-24 are missing.

CTN 52

Choctaw Agency Records: Third (Pushmataha) District, Choctaw Nation – Permits and District, Circuit and Chancery Court Records, 1859-1906

 Volume 364 – Circuit Court Records: Feb. 1859-Dec. 28, 1905 o This volume contains court dockets, with name of defendant, date entered, cause, determination and the date for such crimes as murder, rape, introduction of whiskey into the nation, polygamy, and others. There are also records of marriage licenses and certificates and divorce. o There is no index. Pages 179-180 are missing.  Volume 370 – Circuit Court Records: Mar. 1880-Feb. 6, 1889 o This volume contains the court docket, with court decisions in criminal cases of adultery, violation of timber and liquor laws, larceny, disturbing the peace, and others. There are lists of grand jurors, and divorce and child custody cases. The final 17 pages of the volume are court minutes. o There is a partial index. Pages 3-18 and 21-22 are missing.  Volume 368 – Circuit and Chancery Court Records: Feb. 14, 1883-Aug. 1892 o This volume contains court minutes and lists of jurymen. Cases include those concerning divorce, assault, murder, child custody, revoked bonds, and others. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is no index. Pages 1-26 and 161-162 are missing.

 Volume 372 – Circuit and Chancery Court Records: Aug. 1885-Aug. 27, 1897 o This volume contains court minutes, lists of witnesses and jurors, and distances traveled, mileage paid, and lists of sheriffs and deputies. o There is no index. Pages 1-2, 65-70, 185-186, and 189-190 are missing.  Volume 376 – Circuit Court Records: Feb. 1886-Feb. 20, 1898 o This volume contains divorce dockets, witness register with notation of miles traveled. There are one and one-half pages of court minutes on pages 61-62 and lists of sheriffs and deputies. o There is no index. Pages 1-26 are missing.  Volume 378 – Circuit Court Records: Aug. 1893-Aug. 24, 1896 o This volume contains criminal case dockets showing charges, names of defendants and witnesses. Some have verdict and penalty entered. Civil cases are entered on pages 300- 314 with divorce case included. Some bond forfeitures are shown. o There is no index. Several unbound documents were found in the volume and are filmed.  Volume 389 – Census of Intermarried Citizens in the District: Jan. 16, 1897 o This volume contains lists of names of intermarried citizens with age, sex, and county of residence given. There are also some notes on general principals of law. o There is no index.  Volume 381 – Circuit Court Records: Feb. 3, 1897-Aug. 14, 1901 o This volume contains criminal dockets listing name of defendant cause of action, court decision and orders for disposition of case. A civil docket is found on pages 110-114. o There is a partial index.  Volume 385 – Circuit and Chancery Court Records: Feb. 1901-Aug. 22, 1901 o This volume contains minutes, commissions of court officials, lists of jurors, proceedings in criminal and civil cases – noting charges, pleadings, verdicts and disposition of cases, divorces and some financial records on pages 200-201. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o There is no index. Pages 1-2 are missing. Some isolated date entries are 1891 and Sep. 10, 1900.  Volume 388 – Chancery Court Records: Feb. 1902-Nov. 24, 1906 o This volume contains chancery court equity dockets of divorce petitions filed and decrees granted with names of defendants, plaintiffs, witnesses, and attorneys. o There is no index.  Volume 387 – Circuit Court Records: Feb. 3, 1902-Jan. 1906 o This volume contains the court criminal docket with names of defendants and with charges noted, such as, “falsely holding cattle,” larceny, adultery, violation of the permit law, etc. Some dispositions of cases are given. There lists of government and defendant witnesses. The unbound documents found in the volume are filmed. o There is no index.  Volume 384 – Circuit and Chancery Court Records: Aug. 1902-Apr. 28, 1905

o This volume is a court minute book with lists of jurors and Special Deputies. Some cases concern divorce and child custody. Criminal cases have notation of charges, verdicts, disposition of cases and penalties. Commissions of court officials and oaths of office are also included. Some entries are in the Choctaw language. o The index that follows this page was compiled later by the Oklahoma Historical Society Archivist.  Volume 386 – Circuit and Chancery Court Records: Feb. 1, 1904-Jan. 24, 1906 o This volume contains court minutes for criminal and civil proceedings concerning violations of the permit law, contracts, divorce, larceny, etc. There is notation of punishments assessed and lists of jurors impaneled. o There is no index. Pages 1-4 are missing.  Volume 42 – Permit Records: Dec. 6, 1876-May 1, 1884 o This volume contains permits issued from various counties including Blue, Nashoba, Scullyville, Tobucksey, Jacks Fork, Atoka, and others. Name, place of residence, type of permit, granting expiration dates are given as well as sheriff’s name. o There is no index.  Volume 408 – Permit Records: Jan. 1895-Mar. 1898 o This volume lists only names of Choctaw citizens and permittees by year and fees paid annually. No places of residence are given. o There is no index. Pages 1-10 and 13-16 are missing.

CTN 53

Choctaw Agency Records: Records of the Supreme Court, 1859-1905; Records of Principal Chiefs, 1866-1880; Records of the National Secretary, 1857-1880; Records of the Auditing Board, 1906

 Volume 391 – Supreme Court Records: Oct. 1859-Apr. 1903 o This volume contains the court docket. Cases noted give plaintiff and defendants’ names, causes of action, attorneys’ names and disposition of cases involving attempted rape, murder, introducing liquor into nation, ejectment, controversy over property and estates, and others. o There is no index.  Volume 390 – Supreme Court Records: Oct. 1859-Oct. 1905 o This volume contains civil and criminal dockets. Listed are names of plaintiff and defendant, cause of action, attorneys’ names, and disposition of cases involving property rights, rape, murder, larceny, etc. o There is no index.  Volume 393 – Supreme Court Records: Apr. 1860-Apr. 1905

o This volume contains civil and criminal dockets. Listed are names of plaintiff and defendant, cause of action, attorneys’ names, and disposition of case involving violation of permit laws, murder, damages, controversy, larceny, probate matters, divorce, etc. o There is no index.  Volume 392 – Supreme Court Records: Dec. 17, 1860-Oct. 4, 1864 o This volume contains minutes of civil and criminal proceedings concerning probate cases, murder, damages, divorce, etc. Also given are lists of persons and amounts paid for services to nation. Some proceedings for decision making in divorce cases are given on page 22. o There is no index.  Volume 217 – Supreme Court Records: Oct. 11, 1862-Apr. 1868 o This volume, containing five pages, lists plaintiffs, defendants, and attorneys and gives disposition of cases. o There is no index.  Volume 394 – Supreme Court Records: Sep. 10, 1864-Apr. 1883 o This volume contains a journal of the Supreme Court, oaths of office for court officials, allowances granted to individuals for services rendered, reversals, or upholding of lower court decisions and granting of citizenship status. o There is no index. Pages 1-26 are missing.  Volume 395 – Supreme Court Records: Oct. 1, 1883-Oct. 2, 1905 o This volume contains a journal of proceedings for both civil and criminal cases concerning property rights, probate matters, etc. Oaths of office, commissions, performance bonds, and other items are also included. o There is no index.  Volume 396 – Supreme Court Records: Oct. 1884-Oct. 1905 o This volume contains case dockets, journal of proceedings, finding and decisions of the court regarding both civil and criminal cases brought before it. o There is no index.  Volume 415 – Records of Principal Chiefs: Oct. 4, 1866-Oct. 1880 o This volume contains copies of official letters sent and received by the Principal Chief. Addresses, proclamations and appointments of delegates to Washington are included. Copies of correspondence received from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, U. S. Indian Agents, other chiefs, and a proclamation by President R. B. Hayes (p. 177) are given. General council resolutions regarding the chiefs are included. William Bryant, Coleman Cole, and J. F. McCurtain’s papers are included. o There is no index. Pages 176-177 and 218-219 are missing.  Volume 400 – Records of the National Secretary: Aug. 5, 1857-Oct. 8, 1880 o This volume contains lists of elected and appointed officials by county and district, names of General Council members, copies of commissions, performance bonds and oaths of allegiance to the Choctaw Nation. A copy of the “Treaty of Friendship between the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians and the Confederate States” in 1861 with Albert Pike, commissioner, is included.

o There is no index.  Volume 445 – Records of the Auditing Board: Feb. 6, 1906-Mar. 6, 1906 o This volume contains numbers and descriptions of county record books and seals and funds received from Choctaw counties and districts by the Auditing Board. This board created for this purpose by the Choctaw Act of Nov. 29, 1905 in preparation for dissolution of the Choctaw national government. o There is no index. Pages 1-6 are missing.

CTN 54

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Attorneys, Documents 13334-13362: Oct. 9, 1862-Oct. 26, 1905  Choctaw-Auditors, Documents 13363-13433: Nov. 1859-Mar. 12, 1906

CTN 55

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Buildings, Documents 13434-13437: Oct. 22, 1862-Feb. 24, 1900  Choctaw-Cattle, Documents 13438-13555: Oct. 26, 1870-June 15, 1905  Choctaw-Citizenship (formerly Chickasaw Volume 83): Undated and June 1, 1885-Nov. 6, 1886  Choctaw-Civil War, Documents 13695-13697: May 2, 1862-Dec. 12, 1866 o Lists muster rolls and expenses for supplies.  Choctaw-Compilation of Laws, Documents 13698-13703: Oct. 17, 1867-Nov. 16, 1878  Choctaw-Courts-First District, Documents 13704-13886: June 22, 1860-Dec. 12, 1898

CTN 56

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Courts-First District, Documents 13887-14340: Jan. 11, 1897-May 4, 1904

CTN 57

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Courts-First District, Documents 14341-14446: May 4, 1904-Nov. 24, 1905  Choctaw-Courts-Second District, Documents 14447-14749: June 1859-Oct. 21, 1898

CTN 58

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Courts-Second District, Documents 14751-15392: Nov. 7, 1898-Feb. 5, 1906

CTN 59

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Courts-Third District, Documents 15393-15745: Mar. 31, 1852-Jan. 8, 1906  Choctaw-Courts-Supreme, Documents 15746-15780: Oct. 1859-Oct. 27, 1905  Choctaw-Courts-Miscellaneous, Documents 15784-15819: Apr. 6, 1858-May 12, 1896

CTN 60

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Courts-Miscellaneous, Documents 15820-15856: Dec. 1896-Mar. 1, 1905

CTN 61

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Court of Claims, Documents 15857-15956: July 21, 1875-July 28, 1876  Choctaw-United States Court of Claims, Documents 15957-15961: July 8, 1843-Jan. 26, 1884

CTN 62

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-United States Court of Claims, Documents 15962-15968: Undated and June 9, 1875  Choctaw-Divorce, Documents 15969-16225: Apr. 1, 1863-Nov. 21, 1905  Choctaw-Doctors and Vaccination, Documents 16226-16238: Oct 31, 1899-Oct. 11, 1905

CTN 63

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Elections, Documents 16239-16624: Aug. 7, 1861-Oct. 1889

CTN 64

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Elections, Documents 16625-16955: Aug. 6, 1890-Aug. 1896

CTN 65

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Elections, Documents 16956-17185: Aug. 5, 1896-1901

CTN 66

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Elections, Documents 17186-17459: 1901-1905

CTN 67

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Elections, Documents 17460-17508: 1905-1906  Choctaw-Estates, Documents 17509-17632: Aug. 8, 1851-Apr. 28, 1904  Choctaw-Federal Relations, Documents 17633-17707: 1831-Jan. 15, 1913

CTN 68

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Foreign Relations, Documents 17708-17724: July 1, 1861-Nov. 28, 1902  Choctaw-Indigents, Documents 17725-17806: 1860-Apr. 18, 1904

CTN 69

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Indigents, Documents 17807-17831: Undated and Sep. 24, 1902-Oct. 26, 1904  Choctaw-Intruders, Documents 17832-17851: Sep. 25, 1870-Aug. 20, 1902  Choctaw-Land Division, Documents 17852-17869: Undated and Aug. 26, 1890-Feb. 14, 1920  Choctaw-Marriage Licenses, Documents 17870-17889: Sep. 2, 1891-Nov. 1898  Choctaw-Minerals, Documents 17890-18005: Apr. 20, 1878-Oct. 3, 1884

CTN 70

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Minerals, Documents 18006-18265: Oct. 9, 1884-Nov. 21, 1905  Choctaw-Miscellaneous, Documents 18266-18285: July 1, 1856-Sep. 8, 1905

CTN 71

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Miscellaneous, Documents 18286-18287: Undated and Aug. 2, 1880-Mar. 4, 1906

CTN 72

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Miscellaneous, Document 18287: Undated  Choctaw-National Agent, Documents 18288-18294: Jan. 4, 1884-Oct. 22, 1887  Choctaw-National Secretary, Documents 18503-18524: Oct. 16, 1860-Oct. 10, 1905  Choctaw-Net Proceeds Money, Documents 18525-18630: Undated and Mar. 8, 1889-Sep. 10, 1889  Choctaw-Per Capita Payment, Documents 18631-18770: Aug. 20, 1893-Oct. 11, 1895  Choctaw-Permits to Non-Citizens, Documents 18771-18895: Jan. 1, 1895-Nov. 14, 1905

CTN 73

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Permits to Non-Citizens, Documents 18898-19182: Mar. 7, 1888-Aug. 7, 1905

CTN 74

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Permits to Non-Citizens, Documents 19183-19432: Apr. 1, 1889-June 5, 1905  Choctaw-Principal Chief, Documents 19433-19457: 1864-Oct. 4, 1904  Choctaw-Railroads, Documents 19458-19602: Oct. 10, 1870-June 28, 1904

CTN 75

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Railroads, Documents 19603-19743: Undated and July 1904-Nov. 8, 1909  Choctaw-Roads, Documents 19744-19787: Undated  Choctaw-Schools-Atoka Orphan Academy, Documents 19788-19792: Mar. 20, 1899-Oct. 8, 1901  Choctaw-Schools-Armstrong Academy, Documents 19793-19828: Undated and Oct. 22, 1883- Feb. 1, 1897  Choctaw-Schools-Jones Academy, Documents 19829-19877: Undated and Oct. 12, 1892-Oct. 3, 1905

 Choctaw-Schools-New Hope Seminary, Documents 19878-19935: July 5, 1871-June 2, 1899

CTN 76

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Schools-Spencer Academy, Documents 19936-20000: Undated and Oct. 20, 1883-July 18, 1899  Choctaw-Schools-Tushkahoma Institute, Documents 20001-20058: Jan. 2, 1892-June 11, 1896

CTN 77

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Schools-Tushkalusa Academy, Documents 20059-20082: Apr. 20, 1892-Sep. 25, 1899  Choctaw-Schools-Wheelock Seminary, Documents 20083-20166: Sep. 1886-Nov. 12, 1900  Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 1-Gaines County, Documents 20167-20227: Sep. 30, 1893-Feb. 20, 1899  Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 1-Sans Bois County, Documents 20227A-20270: Oct. 16, 1893-Dec. 10, 1898

CTN 78

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 1-Sans Bois County, Documents 20271-20303: Oct. 8, 1893-Jan. 4, 1899  Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 1-Skullyville County, Documents 20304-20406: Oct. 3, 1880-Jan. 6, 1899  Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 1-Sugar Loaf County, Documents 20407-20453: Apr. 21, 1887-Mar. 17, 1899

CTN 79

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 1-Tobucksy County, Documents 20454-20580: Oct. 6, 1893-Jan. 28, 1899  Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 2-Boktuklo County, Documents 20581-20614: Dec. 29, 1885-May 14, 1888  Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 2-Cedar County, Documents 20615-20676: Oct. 5, 1885-Nov. 23, 1898

CTN 80

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 2-Eagle County, Documents 20677-20783: Sep. 8, 1885-May 25, 1897  Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 2-Nashoba County, Documents 20784-20868: Feb. 19, 1890-Feb. 29, 1896  Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 2-Red River County, Documents 20869-20978: Apr. 12, 1886-Dec. 2, 1898

CTN 81

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 2-Red River County, Documents 20979-21087: Apr. 5, 1886-Dec. 23, 1899  Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 2-Towson County, Documents 21088-21198: Mar. 20, 1892-June 5, 1899  Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 2-Wade County, Documents 21199-21293: Sep. 6, 1886-Jan. 6, 1899  Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 2-Wolf County, Documents 21294-21308: Dec. 29, 1885-Aug. 7, 1900  Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 3-Atoka County, Documents 21309-21333: Dec. 3, 1885-Dec. 23, 1898

CTN 82

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 3-Atoka County, Documents 21334-21461: Apr. 29, 1886-June 15, 1899

CTN 83

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 3-Atoka County, Documents 21462-21482: Sep. 6, 1886-Dec. 2, 1898  Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 3-Blue County, Documents 21483-21666: Oct. 17, 1862-Dec. 23, 1898

CTN 84

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 3-Jacks Fork County, Documents 21667-21753: Dec. 25, 1885-Dec. 2, 1898  Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 3-Jackson County, Documents 21754-21843: Dec. 25, 1885-Dec. 23, 1898

CTN 85

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Neighborhood Schools-District 3-Kiamitia (Kiamichia) County, Documents 21844- 21992: Nov. 28, 1885-Dec. 23, 1898

CTN 86

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Schools-District Trustees, Documents 21993-22177: Oct. 10, 1874-Aug. 12, 1901

 Choctaw-Schools-Miscellaneous, Documents 22178-22246: Oct. 13, 1871-1902

CTN 87

Choctaw Agency Records

 Choctaw-Schools-Students in the States, Documents 22247-22521: Oct. 16, 1869-Mar. 10, 1900  Choctaw-Sheriffs and Rangers, Documents 22522-23088: Apr. 21, 1857-May 29, 1909  Choctaw-Tax Collectors, Documents 23089-23272: Oct. 19, 1883-Mar. 3, 1906

CTN 88

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Timber, Documents 23273-23557: Apr. 2, 1871-Jan. 21, 1903  Choctaw-Townsites, Documents 23558-23589: Feb. 26, 1895-Jan. 12, 1911  Choctaw-Traders, Documents 23590-23900 and 23947-23976: June 6, 1877-Feb. 24, 1906 o Choctaw Documents 23901-23946 were transferred to Creek Nation-Traders.  Volume 442 – Choctaw-Traders: Dec. 30, 1892-Jan. 31, 1903 o The following merchant’s account book was bound as Choctaw Volume 442 but obviously is a private record rather than a Choctaw National Record. o There is an index.  Choctaw-Treasurer, Documents 23977-24040: June 22, 1855-July 31, 1890

CTN 89

Choctaw Agency Records: Letters Sent and Letters Received and other Documents

 Choctaw-Treasurer, Documents 24041-24322: 1892-Mar. 28, 1907  Choctaw-Treaty of 1830-Land Claims, Documents 24323 and 23424: Undated and Sep. 30, 1830 o Previously filmed on CTN Roll 1  Choctaw-Whiskey and Gambling (Vices), Documents 24325-24349: Undated and Jan. 6, 1891- July 12, 1904

CTN 90

Choctaw Agency Records: National Treasurer and National Auditor, 1857-1896

 Volume 397 – National Treasurer Records: Nov. 4, 1857-Oct. 25, 1861 o This volume lists names of individuals performing services for the Nation and the amount disbursed to them. Payments were made to judges, light horsemen, senators, jurors, commissioners to frame the treaty of 1861 with the Confederate States of America among others. o There is no index.  Volume 398 – National Treasurer Records: Oct. 13, 1860-Oct. 22, 1862 o This volume contains lists of amounts paid to individuals for services rendered to the Choctaw Nation as judges, deputy sheriffs, light horsemen, census takers, jurors, delegates to the Creek Council among others. o There is no index.  Volume 399 – National Treasurer Records: Nov. 16, 1867-Oct. 13, 1868 o This volume contains accounts of funds disbursed to individuals for services as council members, light horsemen, senators, judges, jurors, sheriffs and their deputies, national officers, among others. o There is no index.  Volume 41 – National Auditor Records: Feb. 6, 1872-July 31, 1878 o This volume contains accounts of funds paid to individuals for services as judges, court clerks, light horsemen, national officers, sheriffs and their deputies, grand jurors, among others. o There is no index. Pages 330-331 are missing.  Volume 43 – National Auditor Records: Aug. 1, 1877-Oct. 6, 1880 o This volume contains accounts of funds paid to individuals for services as judges, jurors, light horsemen, sheriffs and their deputies and various other district and county officials. o There is no index.  Volume 46 – National Auditor Records: Aug. 1, 1884-July 31, 1886 o This volume contains accounts of funds paid to the Principal Chief and other national officers, district and county officials including judges, court clerks, school trustees, light horsemen, sheriffs, and others. o There is no index.  Volume 405 – National Treasurer Records: Aug. 1, 1886-Oct. 8, 1887 o This volume contains accounts of funds paid to the Principal Chief and other national officers, district and county officials including light horsemen, sheriffs and their deputies, judges, jurors among others. Total expenditures for students in the states and for maintaining Spencer Academy, New Hope Seminary, Armstrong Orphan and Wheelock School are also noted. o There is no index.

 Volume 406 – National Treasurer Records: Oct. 8, 1888-July 25, 1896 o This volume contains accounts of funds paid to the Principal Chief and other national officials, district and county officials including judges, court clerks, light horsemen, rangers, sheriffs, teachers and others. o Also noted are revenues received from railroads, mining companies, permits and taxes on horses, cattle and peddlers. o There are numerous blank pages. The volume is not index.

National Archives Microfilm Pertaining to the Choctaw Tribe

Miscellaneous Microfilm

National Archives Roll 279

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw Claimants, 1842

 Choctaw Claimants: 1842 o There is an index. These claims were of Eastern Choctaws because Indian Territory was not surveyed to establish townships and ranges until much later.

National Archives Douglas H. Cooper Roll

Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Douglas H. Cooper Roll, 1854

 Receipt of Choctaws to Douglas H. Cooper Roll: 1854 o “We the undersigned Choctaws acknowledge the receipts from Douglas H. Cooper, Choctaw Agent of the sums opposite our respective names being the amount due us individually to our own right, or as representatives of others whom we claim for the one half of the scrip awarded us by the President of the United States upon sundry reports of Commissioners hereinafter named and invested in pursuance of the Act of the 3rd of Mar 1845 together with interest on the same up to the 30th of June 1852 as per Act of 21st of July 1852.” o Lists number of certificate, by who adjudicated, names of claims to and representatives, amount, witness, and date of payments.  Douglas H. Cooper Roll-Voucher 10: 1857 o This is a list of Choctaw orphans who received payment.

National Archives Roll - 160 Choctaw and 5 Chickasaw Muster Rolls

Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the War Department, Office of the Adjutant General – Chickasaw Rolls, 1812-1814

 Chickasaw Muster Rolls: 1812-1814

o Lists names, rank, commencement of pay as per pay roll (date), ending of pay (date), time paid for, pay per month, amount received, signers names, and witness. o There is no index.  Choctaw Muster Rolls: 1812-1814 o Lists names, rank, commencement of pay as per pay roll (date), ending of pay (date), time paid for, pay per month, amount received, signers names, and witness. o There is no index.  Little Leaders Certificates: Certified 1818

National Archives Roll 623

Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Indian Census Rolls, Union-Choctaw Indians only, 1885

 Choctaw Citizens Census: 1885 o There is an index on National Archives Microfilm Roll 7RA62 o First Judicial District of the Choctaw Nation . Sans Bois County Starts on Frame #0002 . Scullyville County . Sugar Loaf County . Gaines County Starts on Frame #0091 . Tobucksy County Starts on Frame #0116 o Second Judicial District of the Choctaw Nation . Cedar County Starts on Frame #0148 . Towson County Starts on Frame #0169 . Red River County Starts on Frame #0187 . Boktuklo County Starts on Frame #0216 . Eagle County Starts on Frame #0229 . Nashoba County Starts on Frame #0255 . Wade County Starts on Frame #0284 o Third Judicial District of the Choctaw Nation . Atoka County Starts on Frame #0306 . Jacks Fork County Starts on Frame #0350 . Kiamitia County Starts on Frame #0375 . Blue County Starts on Frame #0418

National Archives Roll – Selected Documents

Federal Archives and Records Center – Washington, D. C. – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Selected Documents Relating to the Choctaw Indians

 Selected Documents o Selected documents from the records of the central office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs relating to the Choctaw Indians.

National Archives A Series

National Archives Roll A37/A38

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Alphabetical List of Choctaw Reserves

 Alphabetical List of Choctaw Reserves in the East under provisions of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek o Lists number, Chief’s District, page number, names of claimants, name of company, locality, and remarks.

National Archives Roll A39

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw Armstrong Roll, 1831

 Armstrong Roll: 1831 o “Alphabetical list of Choctaw locations as shown by the depositions of Hugh McDonald, Robert S. Hall, James Wilkinson, and Joseph Hodges.” . Where claimants resided in the east. o Index to Nittachee’s District . A list of captains entitled to the additional half section. Lists Names, number of acres cultivated, acres entitled as captain, total number of acres. In a separate list: names of Indians owning farms, number of acres cultivated, entire number of the family, males over 16 years old, males and females under 10 years, locality of farm with detailed information, and other remarks. o Indexes of names with corresponding company.

National Archives Roll A40

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw Removal Records

 Choctaw Emigrants: 1838-1855 o This is an alphabetized index.

 Muster Roll: Feb. 18, 1834 o “Muster Roll of a party of Emigrant Choctaws who reside on their lands in the ___ District in Poteau West of the Arkansas Territory.” o Lists names and age statistics of males and females.  Register of Choctaw Indians: Feb. 24, 1834-May 13, 1834 o “A list of all the Choctaw Emigrants who have arrived in the New Country East of the Mississippi from the 24th day of February until the 13th day of May 1834.” o Lists names, age, height (feet and inches), number of slaves, and total.  Muster Rolls for the following dates: o 1838 . Company rolls that names and statistics of men and women. o Dec. 31, 1846 Starts on Frame #0075 o Muster Roll of Shuk-ha-natcha Choctaws who landed at Fort Coffee: Dec. 27, 1846 Starts on Frame #0079 o Arrived West: June 11, 1846 Starts on Frame #0083 o Arrived West: May 1, 1846 Starts on Frame #0087 o Muster Roll: Mar. 8, 1846 Starts on Frame #0090 o Muster Roll: Mar. 8, 1846 Starts on Frame #0092 o Muster Roll: Apr. 22, 1847 Starts on Frame #0097 . “Muster Roll of Choctaw Emigrants of Punubbee or Jim’s Party of Sixtowns, who reached the Choctaw line below Fort Towson.” o Muster Roll: May 4, 1847 Starts on Frame #0099 . “Muster Roll of Choctaw Emigrants of Baptist’s Party of Bay Indians, who reached the Choctaw line below Fort Towson.” o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 10, 1847 Starts on Frame #0100 . “Muster Roll of a party of immigrant Choctaw Indians, known as the Big Black River Band, who arrived at Fort Coffee, in the Choctaw Nation West.” o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 23, 1847 Starts on Frame #0103 . “Muster Roll of a party of immigrant Choctaw Indians of Ha Cubbees Band who arrived at Fort Coffee in the Choctaw Nation West.” o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: July 14, 1847 Starts on Frame #0105 . “Roll of a small party of emigrant Choctaw Indians from near Mobile known as Bay Indians who arrived at the Choctaw Nation West.” o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Mar. 17, 1847 Starts on Frame #0107 . “Muster Roll of Choctaw Emigrants of Honubbees Party of Emugalushas, landed at Fort Coffee.” o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Mar. 1, 1847 Starts on Frame #0110 . “Roll of Choctaw Emigrants of Pah-lah’s Party of Emoglush-ah’s, landed at the Choctaw Agency.” o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Feb. 12, 1847 Starts on Frame #0113 . “Roll of Choctaw Emigrants of Hoon-La’s Party of Sixtown, landed at Fort Coffee.”

92 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: July 7, 1848 Starts on Frame #0117 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Dec. 1, 1848 Starts on Frame #0123 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West Mar. 28, 1848 Starts on Frame #0124 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 1, 1848 Starts on Frame #0127 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Jan. 14, 1849 Starts on Frame #0137 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Jan. 17, 1849 Starts on Frame #0142 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Jan. 21, 1849 Starts on Frame #0149 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 19, 1849 Starts on Frame #0148 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: May 28, 1849 Starts on Frame #0150 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 30, 1849 Starts on Frame #0152 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 13, 1849 Starts on Frame #0154 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 2, 1849 Starts on Frame #0156 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Feb. 17, 1849 Starts on Frame #0158 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 1, 1849 Starts on Frame #0160 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Dec. 21, 1854 Starts on Frame #0162 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Jan. 24, 1854 Starts on Frame #0166 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Jan. 8, 1855 Starts on Frame #0171 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Feb. 15, 1845 Starts on Frame #0173 . Lists names only. o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 10, 1852 Starts on Frame #0189 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 2, 1852 Starts on Frame #0192 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 13, 1852 Starts on Frame #0193 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: May 15, 1852 Starts on Frame #0195 . Lists names and ages only o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 2, 1852 Starts on Frame #0199 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 15, 1852 Starts on Frame #0201 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 23, 1852 Starts on Frame #0208 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Dec. 10, 1852 Starts on Frame #0211 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 8, 1853 Starts on Frame #0213 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Jan. 27, 1853 Starts on Frame #0215 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Feb. 26, 1853 Starts on Frame #0217 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Feb. 13, 1853 Starts on Frame #0219 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Mar. 24, 1853 Starts on Frame #0224 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Mar. 27, 1853 Starts on Frame #0225 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 20, 1853 Starts on Frame #0226 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Apr. 9, 1853 Starts on Frame #0231 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: May 21, 1853 Starts on Frame #0233 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 15, 1853 Starts on Frame #0236 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Mar. 6, 1854 Starts on Frame #0239 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: May 6, 1854 Starts on Frame #0242 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: July 27, 1854 Starts on Frame #0244 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: May 26, 1854 Starts on Frame #0250

o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: June 5, 1854 Starts on Frame #0254 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: July 30, 1854 Starts on Frame #0255 o Muster Roll of Choctaws Arrived West: Jan. 15, 1855 Starts on Frame #0257  Emigration Lists: 1832-1855 Starts on Frame #0259 o Lists names, ages, height (feet and inches), sex, slaves, date, means of emigrating (by government or by themselves), and remarks. o There is no index. Mostly consists of muster rolls that have been divided into volumes. The volumes can contain information about more than one depot that the Native Americans received rations from. . Mountain Fork Depot: 1832 Starts on Frame #0263 . Fort Towson Depot: 1831 Starts on Frame #0324 . Horse Prairie Depot: 1832 Starts on Frame #0396 . Muster Roll-Agency Depot: 1834 Starts on Frame #0480 . Muster Roll-Pheasant Bluff Depot: 1834 Starts on Frame #0488 . Muster Roll-Cavinole Depot: 1834 Starts on Frame #0492  Third and Last Choctaw Emigration Muster Roll: Dec. 3, 1833-Apr. 1, 1834 Starts on Frame #0497  Eastern Choctaw Census: 1856 Starts on Frame #0533 o There is an index that lists page numbers. o Census lists heads of families, men, women, number of children, a total, and remarks.

National Archives 7RA Series

National Archives Roll 7RA2.126

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Census of Choctaw Nation, 1896

 Index to Census of Choctaw Nation: Nov. 1896 o Index to Census on National Archives Microfilm Roll 7RA02. Index alphabetized by last name with associated number and page number.

National Archives Roll 7RA2.127

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw Census Roll, 1896

 Choctaw Census Roll: 1896 o Lists names of head of house, children, age, and remarks.

National Archives Roll 7RA9

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaws Paid by Chickasaws, Article 8, Treaty of June 22, 1855

 Choctaw Payment Roll: 1855 o A receipt roll for a payment made by the Chickasaws to the Choctaws under Article 8 of the Treaty of June 22, 1855. It appears that the rolls for the various counties that comprised the three districts of the Choctaw Nation were not bound in the order indicated by the recapitulations, but in alphabetical order. The counties have been microfilmed to correspond to the recapitulations. o Lists numbers (per family), names, sex, children, and amount paid. There is no index. . Cedar . Towson . Boktuklo . Nashoba . Red River

. Eagle County . Wade . Atoka . Jack’s Fork . Choctaws in Chickasaw Nation . Blue . Kiamitia . Scullyville . Sugar Loaf . Sans Bois . Tobusky . Gaines . Orphan’s List

National Archives Roll 7RA35.2

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Duplicate Roll of Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment Authorized by Resolution of Aug. 22, 1911 and Regulations of Oct. 4, 1911

 Choctaw $50.00 Payment Roll: 1911 o There is no index. Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, check number, signature, date, and other remarks.

National Archives Roll 7RA35.3

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $50 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1912

 Choctaw $50.00 Payment Roll: 1912 o Second quarter of 1912. There is no index. Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship, age, sex, amount paid, date of payment, signature, and remarks.

National Archives Roll 7RA35.4

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1913-1920, 1922 and $300 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1917

 $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1913 o Regulations governing per capita payment to the enrolled citizens and members of the Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Seminole Tribes of Indians in the State of Oklahoma – a joint resolution of Aug. 22, 1911. This lists the regulations for per capita payments. o Payroll lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount of payment, check number, signature, mark, and other remarks.  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1913  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1914  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1914  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1914  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1914  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1915  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1915  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1915  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1915  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1916  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1916  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1916  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1916  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1917  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1917  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1917  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1917  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1919  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1919  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1920  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $300 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: 1917

National Archives Roll 7RA35.5

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $300 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1917

 $300 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: 1917 o There is no index. Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, and other remarks.

National Archives Roll 7RA35.6

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1917-1918

 $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1917 o Payroll lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount of payment, check number, signature, mark, and other remarks.  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1917  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1917  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1918  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1918  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1918  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1918

National Archives Roll 7RA35.7

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1918

 $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1918 o Payroll lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount of payment, check number, signature, mark, and other remarks.  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1918  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1918  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1918

National Archives Roll 7RA35.8

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Annuity Rolls for Choctaw, 1918- 1919

 Choctaw Annuity Rolls: 1918-1919 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, and sex.

National Archives Roll 7RA35.9

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1919 and $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls, 1919

 $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1919 o Payroll lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount of payment, check number, signature, mark, and other remarks  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1919  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1919  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1919  $200 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1919 o Payroll lists annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and any other remarks.  $200 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1919  $200 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1919  $200 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1919

National Archives Roll 7RA35.10

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes –

 $200 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: 1919 o Payroll lists annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and any other remarks.

National Archives Roll 7RA35.11

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Annuity Rolls for Choctaw, 1919

 $200 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: 1919 o Payroll lists annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and any other remarks.

National Archives Roll 7RA35.12

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $300 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1919-1924; $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1920; $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1920

 $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1919 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount paid, check number, signature, marks, date, and other remarks.  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1919  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1919  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1919  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, application number, and exhibit number.  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1920  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1920  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1920  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1921  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1921  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1921  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1922  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1923  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923

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 $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, application number, exhibit number, and remarks.  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1920  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1920  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1920  $140 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920

National Archives Roll 7RA35.16

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1920

 $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: 1920 o Lists last registration number, present number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, and other remarks.

National Archives Roll 7RA35.17

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes –

 $140 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1920 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, and application number.

National Archives Roll 7RA35.18

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1920

 $140 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1920 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, and application number.

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National Archives Roll 7RA35.19

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $50 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1921

 $50 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: 1921 o Paid in 1920. Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and other remarks.

National Archives Roll 7RA35.20

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1921

 $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, exhibit number, and other remarks.

National Archives Roll 7RA35.21

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1921-1925, 1927; $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1922

 $200 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, exhibit number, and other remarks.  $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw: 1922

National Archives Roll 7RA35.22

 $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920

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o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, and application number.  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1920  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1920  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1920  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1922  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1923  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1924  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1924  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1925  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1925  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1925  $200 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1927  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922

National Archives Roll 7RA35.23

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1921; $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1921-1924 and 1927; $140 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1921-1925, 1927

 $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1921 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1921  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1921

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 $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1921  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1927  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1921  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1921  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1921  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1922  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1923  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1924  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1924  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1925  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1925  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1925  $140 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1927

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National Archives Roll 7RA35.24

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $50 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Choctaw, 1922

 $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1922 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, exhibit number, and other remarks.  $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922

National Archives Roll 7RA35.25

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1922

 $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922 o Lists roll number, line number, annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.

National Archives Roll 7RA35.26

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw, 1922

 $50 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, and application number.

National Archives Roll 7RA35.27

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $100 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1922-1924 and Annuity Rolls for Choctaw, 1923-1925, 1927

 $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922

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o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: 1921 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1924  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1924  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1925  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1925  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: 1925

National Archives Roll 7RA35.28

 $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1924 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1927

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 $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925

National Archives Roll 7RA35.29

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $25 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1925

 $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1925 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.  $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1925

National Archives Roll 7RA35.30

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $25 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1925

National Archives Roll 7RA35.31

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $25 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1925-1926

 $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.  $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1925  $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1925  $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1925  $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: First Quarter of 1926  $25 Choctaw Townsite Payments: Third Quarter of 1926

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 $25 Choctaw Townsite Payments: Fourth Quarter of 1926

National Archives Roll 7RA35.32

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – $25 Per Capita Payment Roll for Choctaw, 1925

 $25 Per Capita Payment Rolls for Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1925 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number.

National Archives Roll 7RA35.33

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Annuity Rolls for Choctaw, 1929

 Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1929 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, application number, and exhibit number

National Archives Roll 7RA35.34

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Annuity Rolls for Choctaw, 1929, 1934

 Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1929 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, sex, and other remarks.  Annuity Rolls for Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1934 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, date, and other remarks.

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National Archives Roll 7RA35.35

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Mississippi Choctaw Freedmen, 1848-1927

 Five Civilized Tribes Annuity Rolls-Choctaw: 1848 o Payment of $1.50 per person. Lists names, number of men, women, and children, and amount paid.  Five Civilized Tribes Annuity Rolls-Choctaw: First Quarter of 1849 o Lists number of certificate, by whom adjudicated, names of head of families and of children over and under ten years of age, and by representative, head of families amount, amount given to children over and under ten years of age, and other remarks.  Douglas H. Cooper Roll: 1854 o Lists number of certificate, by whom adjudicated, names of claimants and representatives, amount, witness, and date of payment.  Five Civilized Tribes Annuity Rolls-Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1856 o Lists certificate number, by whom adjudicated, names of claimants and representatives, amount paid, and other remarks.  Five Civilized Tribes Annuity Rolls-Choctaw: First Quarter of 1857 o Lists certificate number, by whom adjudicated, names of claimants and representatives, amount paid, date of payment, and witnesses. th  Choctaw Annuity Rolls-Orphans: 4 Quarter of 1857 o Lists number, name of orphan, representatives, amount, and other remarks.  Choctaw Annuity Roll-Orphans: 1860 o Lists number, name of orphan, representatives, and amount.  Choctaw-Chickasaw Annuity Rolls: 1906-1907 o There is no index. Lists number, names, relationship to head of house, age, sex, per capita payment, total amount paid per household, check number, marks and signatures, signatures of witnesses, date of payment, and other remarks regarding familial ties.  Choctaw-Chickasaw Townsite Fund Payment Roll: 1906 o Lists number, names, relationship to head of house, age, sex, per capita payment, total amount paid to household, check number, marks and signatures, signatures of witnesses, date of payment, and other remarks regarding familial ties. th  Choctaw-Chickasaw Townsite Fund Payment Roll: 4 Quarter of 1906 o Lists schedule number, present number, names, relationship to head of house, age, sex, amount paid, check number, and reference to a voucher number. st  Choctaw-Chickasaw Townsite Fund: 1 Quarter of 1906 o Lists schedule number, present number, names, relationship to head of house, age, sex, amount paid, check number, reference to a voucher number, and date of payment.  Choctaw and Chickasaw Equalization Rolls: 1912-1924

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o Lists number, name, address, relationship to head of house, age, sex, roll number, ledger reference, balance due, payment, check number, in whose favor drawn, date of payment, and remarks regarding familial ties.  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: Third Quarter of 1913  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: Fourth Quarter of 1913  Chickasaw Freedmen Equalization Roll: 1912 o Lists number, name, address, age, sex, roll number, ledger reference, balance due, payment, check number, in whose favor drawn, date of payment, and other remarks.  Choctaw Freedmen Equalization Payment Roll: Third Quarter of 1915 o Per capita payment $250.32 in lieu of an allotment. Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount of each check or cash payment, check number, signature for cash or name of person, mark, and date.  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: Fourth Quarter of 1913 o Lists number, name, address, relationship to head of house, age, sex, roll number, ledger reference, balance due, payment, check number, in whose favor drawn, date of payment, and remarks regarding familial ties.  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: Second Quarter of 1915 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount paid, check number, name of person whose order check is drawn, mark, date, and any other remarks.  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: Third Quarter of 1915  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: Third Quarter of 1915 o $2,082.54 in lieu of an allotment of land. Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, age, sex, amount, check number, name of person to whose order check is drawn, mark, date, and any other remarks.  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: Fourth Quarter of 1915  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: First Quarter of 1916  Choctaw-Chickasaw Townsite Payment Annuity Rolls: 1924-1925  Choctaw Citizen Payment Annuity Rolls: 1925-1927  Choctaw Freedmen $100.00 Per Capita Payment Rolls: 1889  Choctaw Freedmen Payment of $260.32 in Lieu of Allotment of Land

National Archives Roll 7RA62

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Index to the Choctaw Census, 1885

 Index to Choctaw Census: 1885

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o Index for National Archives Roll 623. Index is alphabetized by last name and lists corresponding county, age, and number.

National Archives Roll 7RA63

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw- Chickasaw Freedmen Rolls, 1885

 Choctaw-Chickasaw Freedmen Rolls: 1885 o Arranged by 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Choctaw District, thereafter, consecutively by family group. Manuscript copy of Choctaw and Chickasaw Freedmen who were admitted to citizenship in the Choctaw Nation. Also includes lists of doubtful citizens and Freedmen who had left the Nation. Under Article 3 of the Treaty of 1866, approved June 28, 1866 (14 Stats. 769), Choctaw and Chickasaw Freedmen could move from the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations and receive a per capita removal allowance. The Freedmen who left received a per capita payment of $100. This copy was certified by Thompson McKinney, National Secretary of the Choctaw Nation, and Thomas Ainsworth, Richard Crowder, and G. W. Thompson, Freemen Commissioners for the Choctaw Nation. o Contains names of persons admitted to citizenship (heads of families and children), sex, age, nationality of parents, previous owner of freed slaves, number of livestock, and acres of land in cultivation. Informational pages are at the end of the roll.

National Archives Roll 7RA64

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Index to 1893 Choctaw Payment Roll

 Index to Payment Roll and List of Orphans: 1893 o Index arranged alphabetically. List of orphans arranged numerically by number in census rolls of Blue and Towson Counties. Typed index to 1893 census. Typed list of orphan children registered at Wheelock Seminary and Armstrong Orphan Academy during payment of 1893 Leased District payment. Typed index to orphans listed on pages 117- 121 of Blue County Census and pages 53-56 of Towson County census. o Index contains name, county, page and number in census. Index of orphans contains number in orphan’s census, names, county of residence, and notations of payment. List of orphans in schools contains consecutive numbers, names, county of residence, age,

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person or bank receiving payment, amount and remarks inquiry to National Treasurer or student left school).

National Archives Roll 7RA65.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw Payment Roll, 1893 (Roll 1 of 2)

 Choctaw Payment Roll of Citizens by Blood: 1893 o Arranged alphabetically by county, thereinafter alphabetically by individual’s name. Manuscript list of individuals (Choctaw by Blood) receiving annuity payments. The annuity was authorized in June, 1893 by President Cleveland for the Leased District Claim of the Choctaw Nation. Under the Treaty of 1855, the Choctaw Nation leased tract of land west of the Chickasaw Nation to the United States government for settlement of other tribes. The land was later ceded to the United States by the Treaty of 1866. o Contains names of citizens by blood, name and sex of children, individual receiving payment, amount of payment ($103), and remarks. Remarks primarily confined to identification of orphans. . Atoka County . Blue County . Boktuklo County . Cedar County . Chickasaw District . Eagle County . Gaines County . Jacks Fork County . Jackson County

National Archives Roll 7RA65.2

 Choctaw Payment Roll of Citizens by Blood: 1893 o For detailed information, see National Archives Roll 7RA65.1. . Kiamitia County . Nashoba County

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. Red River County . Sans Bois County . Sugar Loaf County . Tobucksy County . Towson County . Wade County

National Archives Roll 7RA84.1

 Choctaw Payment Roll Index: 1906 o This is the index to the 1906 Choctaw Payroll, which can be found on National Archives Microfilm Rolls 7RA84.2 and 7RA84.3. o This payroll lists schedule and present numbers, names, relationship to head of house, age, sex, per capita payment, amount paid, number of check, marks and signatures, date of payment, and other remarks.

National Archives Roll 7RA84.2

 Choctaw Payment Roll: 1906 o This Payment Roll lists schedule and present numbers, names, relationship to head of house, age, sex, per capita payment, amount paid, number of check, marks and signatures, date of payment, and other remarks.

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National Archives Roll 7RA84.3

 Choctaw Payment Roll: 1906 o This payroll lists schedule and present numbers, names, relationship to head of house, age, sex, per capita payment, amount paid, number of check, marks and signatures, date of payment, and other remarks. There is an index at the beginning of the roll.

National Archives Roll 7RA88.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw $20 Payment Roll and Index, 1908 (Roll 1 of 2)

 Choctaw $20 Payment Roll: 1908 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house, age, sex, amount of each check or cash payment, date and check number, signature for payment, witness to signature, and other remarks. Detailed handwritten notes throughout payroll.

National Archives Roll 7RA88.2

 Choctaw $20 Payment Roll Index: 1908 o Index to National Archives Microfilm Roll 7RA88.1.

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National Archives Roll 7RA90/91

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw $50 Payment Roll and Index, 1911, and Register of Cherokee Students, 1881-1882d

 Choctaw Payment Roll Index: 1911 o Index alphabetized by first name and lists corresponding page number.  Choctaw Annuity Payment Roll-Abstract of Payment: 1912 o Number of Indians on Roll: 19,112 o Amount Per Capita: $50.00 o Amount of entire roll: $955,600.00 o Amount actually paid: $580,470.00 o Lists number, name, relationship, age, sex, amount of each check or cash payment, date of cash payment or date and number of check, signature for cash or name of person to whom order check is drawn, mark, witness to signature by mark, and remarks.  Choctaw Annuity Payment Roll: 1920 o Summary of Roll: Indian moneys, proceeds of labor, Choctaw grazing, royalty, etc. o Per Capita Share: $50.00  Choctaw Annuity Payment Roll: 1922 o Summary of Roll: Indian moneys, proceeds of labor, Choctaw un-allotted lands o Per Capita Share: $50.00  Register of Cherokee Students: 1881-1882 o Male Seminary: Fall Term 1882 . Lists name, district, age, language, date admitted, date enrolled, date left, patron, post office, and remarks. o Female Seminary: Fall Term 1882 . Lists name, district, age, language, date admitted, date enrolled, date left, patron, post office, and remarks. o List of boarders: 1882 . Lists name, enrollment date, and amount paid. o Applications for Primary Department-Male Seminary: Feb 14, 1882 . Lists name, years, distance from school, district, and remarks. o Applications for Primary Department-Female Seminary: Feb 14, 1882 . Lists name, years, distance from school, district, and remarks. o Pupils of the Male Seminary: Spring Term 1882 . Lists name, district, age, language, patron, post office location, and remarks. o Pupils of the Female Seminary: Spring Term 1882 . Lists name, district, age, language, patron, post office location, and remarks. o Female Seminary Primary Department . Lists name, age, date admitted, date enrolled, and patron.  Tahlequah District

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 Going Snake District  Flint District  Sequoyah District  Illinois District  Canadian District  Cooweescoowee District  Delaware District  Saline District o Rules and Regulations of Kirkwood Seminary o General Rules of the Female Seminary of the Cherokee Nation: Feb. 13, 1882 o Rules and Regulations of the Male Seminary of the Cherokee Nation: Feb. 13, 1882

National Archives Roll 7RA93

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw $300 Payment Roll and Index, 1916

 Choctaw $300 Payment Roll: 1916 o There is an index at the beginning of the roll. Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, check number, signature, date, and other remarks.

National Archives Roll 7RA94.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Choctaw $100 Payment Roll and Index, 1917 (Roll 1 of 2)

 Choctaw $100 Payment Roll Index: 1917 o Index to National Archives Roll 7RA94.2.

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National Archives Roll 7RA94.2

 Choctaw $100 Payment Roll: 1917 o There is an index at the beginning of the roll. Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, check number, signature, date, and other remarks.

National Archives Roll 7RA111

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Copies of Payments of ½ of Script, awarded Choctaw, Roll of Payments for 1853, and Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll, 1910

 Script Payments: June 30, 1852 o Notes about representatives for others and if someone died. Lists names, amount, witness, and other remarks.  Choctaw Equalization Payment Roll: 1910 o Most of this list is typed. Lists names, address, relationship to head of house, age, sex, roll number, ledger, balance, payment, check number, in whose favor drawn, date of payment, and remarks.

National Archives Roll 7RA142

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Partial Census of the Choctaw Nation, 1860

 Partial Census of the Choctaw Nation: 1860 o Arranged by county, thereafter consecutively by individual. Manuscript list of free and slave inhabitants of Choctaw Nation. Contains individual’s name, age, sex, profession, and birthplace. o This census does not list Native Americans

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Mississippi Choctaw National Archives Microfilm

National Archives Roll 7RA49

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Annuity and Townsite Fund Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw, 1908-1926

 Townsite Fund Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1909 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house, age, sex, amount paid, date, signature, witness signature, and other remarks.  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: First Quarter of 1912 o Lists last registration number, present registration number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, date, and other remarks  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Second Quarter of 1912  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Third Quarter of 1912  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Fourth Quarter of 1912  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Second Quarter of 1913  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Third Quarter of 1913  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Fourth Quarter of 1913  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: First Quarter of 1914  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Second Quarter of 1914  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Third Quarter of 1914  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Fourth Quarter of 1914  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Second Quarter of 1915  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Fourth Quarter of 1915  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Second Quarter of 1916  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Third Quarter of 1916  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Second Quarter of 1917  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Third Quarter of 1919  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Second Quarter of 1920  Roll of Mississippi Choctaw Entitled to $50.00 Per Capita Payment: Third Quarter of 1920  Mississippi Choctaw Roll of Aug. 1, 1914 Entitled to $2,082.56 in Lieu of Allotment Land o Lists last number, present number, name, blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, and other remarks.  $300 Per Capita Payment Roll for Mississippi Choctaw: 1917 o Lists last number, present number, name, blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, and other remarks  Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw for 1917 (Paid FY 1918) o Lists last number, present number, name, blood quantum, age, sex, and other remarks.  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1917  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1917

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 $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1917  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1917  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1918  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1918  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1918  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1918  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1919  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1919  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1919  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1919  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1920  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1920  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1920  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1921  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1921  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  $300 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1926  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1918 o Lists last number, present number, name (with some maiden names), age, sex, amount paid, signature of recipient, mark, and date.  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1918  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1918  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1918  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1919  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1919  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1919  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1920  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1920  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1920  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1921  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1921  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921

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 $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1926

National Archives Roll 7RA50

Federal Archives and Records Center – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw, 1918-1922

 $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1919 o Lists roll number, line number, name of annuitant, amount paid, check number, date, age, sex, and application number.  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1919  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1919  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1919  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1920  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1920  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1920  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1920  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1921  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1922  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1923  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1923  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Fourth Quarter of 1923  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1924  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Third Quarter of 1924  $200 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1925

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 Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: 1919 o Lists last number, present number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, and other remarks.  $140 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: 1919  $100 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: 1920  $50 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: First Quarter of 1922  $50 Per Capita Annuity Rolls for Mississippi Choctaw: Second Quarter of 1922

National Archives Roll 7RA108

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – Mississippi Choctaw Payment Roll and Index, 1911

 Mississippi Choctaw Payment Roll: 1911 o There is an index. Payment Roll lists last number, present number, name, relationship to head of house with blood quantum, age, sex, amount paid, check number, and some other remarks.

National Archives Roll 7RA116.1

Federal Archives and Records Center – Fort Worth, Texas – Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Group 75: Records of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes – List of individuals who remained in Mississippi, 1830 (Roll 1 of 2)

 Lists of Claimants Under the Treaty of 1830  Index of Scrip Books o There is an index.  Index to Testimony of Mississippi Choctaw Applicants: Jan. 1899-Feb. 1899 o Applications follow index.

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National Archives Roll 7RA116.2

 Index to Field Cards  Kinship Diagrams  Lists of Identified Full-Blood Mississippi Choctaws o Arranged alphabetically by surname. The information given for each person includes enrollment card number, age, sex, post office address, county or parish of residence, and date of removal to the Choctaw Nation. The lists have been annotated to indicate persons who were removed at government expense, refused to remove, could not be located, or died prior to removal to Choctaw Nation.  Lists of Persons Removed: 1904 o Names of persons who removed are arranged alphabetically. Names of persons who refused to remove are arranged numerically by identification roll number. A typed list of persons identified as Mississippi Choctaws who were removed from Mississippi and Louisiana at government expense under an act of Congress of Mar. 3, 1903 (32 Stat. 982) and a list of persons who were identified but refused to remove. The information given for each person includes age, sex, post office address, county or parish of residence, and date of removal or identification.  Roll of Identified Mississippi Choctaws o Notes

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