Chronicles of Oklahoma HEALTH CONDITIONS IN INDIAN TERRITORY 1830 TO THE CIVIL WAR By Bernice

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Date: 2005-11-16 12:34:36 Cherokee Nation Indian Territory Choctaw Fort Washita Cherokee Bureau of Indian Affairs William Clyde Thompson Martin Luther Thompson Oklahoma Native American history Southern United States		Chronicles of Oklahoma HEALTH CONDITIONS IN INDIAN TERRITORY 1830 TO THE CIVIL WAR By Bernice Add to Reading List Source URL: digital.library.okstate.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 693,93 KB Share Document on Facebook

	26 June[removed]FINDING YOUR “CHEROKEE PRINCESS”: NATIVE AMERICAN (INDIAN) RESEARCH IN THE OLD SOUTH by Robert S. Davis, Jr. DocID: CE9v - View Document
	CAPTAIN JAMES E. REYNOLDS By Rosa Aykene Nance* Captain James E. Reynolds whose life figured for over half a century in the. development and progress of Eastern Indian Territory was a pioneer of great purpose and attainm DocID: wiVD - View Document
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	REMINISCENCES OF PIONEER DAYS The Choctaw Land Office a t Atoka and the Chickasaw Land Office at Tishomingo, Indian Territory (now Oklahoma), were opened in April, 1903, for the purpose of permitting the approximate thi DocID: wdLW - View Document
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