Chronicles of Oklahoma
Volume 12
1934
INDEX
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | Y |
|
-A-
|
| Abert, Lieut. James William, |
187n |
| Ada, Okla., |
335, 440, 442-443 |
| Adair, George W., |
336 |
| Adair, George Washington, Cherokee Indian, |
212 |
| Adair, W. A., Cherokee Indian, |
136 |
| Adair, Okla., |
182 |
| Advancing the Frontier, by Grant Foreman,
|
79n, 82n |
| Agreement, Supplemental Choctaw-Chickasaw, |
441-442 |
| Aird, Thomas, |
79-80 |
| Akers, Lafayette Jones, |
246-247 |
| Alabama, state of, |
105, 264, 279-280 |
| Albuquerque, N. Mex., |
85 |
| Allbright, Frank, |
474 |
| Allen, James S., |
405-406 |
| Allen's Academy, |
405-406 |
| Alston, William, |
471 |
| Altus, Okla., |
155 |
| American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, |
42, 47, 56, 69, 100 |
| Anadarko, Okla., |
76n, 157, 365, 447, 449, 453 |
| Anadarko (Indians), |
367 |
| Antelope Hills, |
75, 75-76 |
| Antelopes, |
91 |
| Anton Chico, |
90 |
| Antle, H. R., |
444 |
| Antlers, Okla., |
497 |
| Apache (Indians), |
186n, 218 |
| Asbury Mission, |
79n |
| Arapaho (Indians), |
126, 186, 218, 340 |
| Arbuckle, Gen. Matthew, |
21, 24, 83n, 128, 306, 325, 337 |
| Arch, John, |
71 |
| Ardmore, Okla., |
237, 239, 406n |
| Arizona, state of, |
482 |
| Arkansas, state of, |
21, 25, 32, 41, 42, 44n, 46n, 47, 63, 97, 118, 124, 134, 136, 140, 178n, 294, 308, 311, 313-316, 319, 322, 454, 458 |
| Arkansas, territory of, |
42, 74 |
| Arkansas, University of, |
252 |
| Arkansas River, |
17, 26, 32, 42-46, 76, 134, 147 |
| Arkansas River, falls of, |
123 |
| Arkansas River, ferry on, |
251-252 |
| Arkansas City Traveler,
|
260n |
| Armstrong, Capt. William, |
336 |
| Arrington, Alfred W., |
315-317 |
| Atkins, Catlett J., |
79n |
| Atoka, Okla., |
448, 450, 478, 492-493 |
| "A Tribute to the Pioneer," by H. Hobble, |
214 |
| Attakullakulla (Little Carpenter), Cherokee chief, |
67 |
|
-B-
|
| Bacone, Almon, |
56 |
| Bacone College, |
125-126, 128-129, 227 |
| Ballentine, Rev. Hamilton, |
102, 407, 409, 413, 421-422, 426 |
| Baptist Church, |
61, 79n, 372, 400 |
| Baptist Mission in Cherokee Nation, |
220 |
| Baptist press, |
220 |
| Barnwell, Rt. Rev. Middleton C., Bishop of Idaho, |
472-473 |
| Barry, Rev. Mr. T. W., Episcopal Chaplain, |
470 |
| Basshaw, W. J., |
4 |
| Battiest, Okla., |
297 |
| Baughman, U. M., |
4 |
| Baxter Springs, Kan., |
360 |
| Bean, Capt. Jesse, |
215 |
| Beale, Edward F., |
74, 77n, 79n, 80, 81n, 83n, 87 |
| Beale, George, |
76, 93 |
| Beall, Wm., O., |
4 |
| Beaver County, Okla., |
386 |
| Beck, George, School Supervisor for Chickasaw Nation, |
426 |
| Beck, James, U. S. Senator, |
16 |
| Beckham County, Okla., |
155 |
| Beggs, Okla., |
142, 461 |
| Bell, Devereaux Jarrette, |
181 |
| Bell, John A., |
324, 332-333, 335-336 |
| Bell, L. B., |
253 |
| Belleville, Ill., |
76n |
| Bennett, Mrs. Leo, |
400 |
| Bent, William, |
188n |
| Bent, Fort, |
179, 187n, 188 |
| Benton, Rev. Dwight, first Rector of St. James of Wagoner, |
471 |
| Berryhill, Pleasant (Duke), Creek Indian, |
144 |
| Bethel, Okla., |
130-131, 295-296 |
| Big Lick Church, |
130-131 |
| Big Smoke, Ponca chief, |
361 |
| Big Warrior, Creek chief, |
273, 276, 277n, 278, 288-289 |
| Bilby, Nicholas, |
80n |
| Biller, George, |
471 |
| Bingham, Miss Florence, |
457, 464 |
| Bixby, Tams, |
118 |
| Black Beaver, Delaware Indian, |
76 |
| Blackburn, Rev. Gideon, |
69 |
| Blain, Agent S. A., |
365 |
| Blake, Ruth, |
462 |
| Bloomfield Academy, |
422n, 424 |
| Blount, Gov. William, |
274 |
| Blue River, |
62 |
| Boggy Depot, Choctaw Nation, |
405, 424, 447-448, 450 |
| Bohannon, Stemen, choctaw hunter, |
302 |
| Book Review, |
481-482 |
| Boone, Capt. Nathan, |
216, 368 |
| Boston, Mass., |
42-43 |
| Boudinot, Elias, |
306, 309, 312, 317-318, 322-323, 326, 328, 332, 334, 337-338 |
| "Boudinot, Elias, The Murder of," |
19-24 |
| Boundary, between Choctaw and Chickasaw Nation, |
405-406 |
| Boundary, between Oklahoma and Texas, |
145-162 |
| Bount, William, Senator, |
68 |
| Bowlegs, Billy, Seminole Indian, |
60, 127 |
| Bowles, William Augustus, |
265, 266n, 291-292 |
| Boyle, Brig. Gen. J. T., |
104 |
| Boynton, Okla., |
126 |
| Bozeman, Jim, |
255 |
| Brainerd, Rev. David, |
70 |
| Brainerd Mission, |
66n, 69-72, 97, 178n |
| Brant, Joseph, Iroquois chief, |
126 |
| Brasos River, |
41 |
| Breckenridge, Maj. Clifton R., |
118-119 |
| Breckenridge, Gen. John C., |
118 |
| Brewer, Oliver Hazard Perry, Cherokee Indian, |
210-211 |
| Bridger's Fort, |
179, 197 |
| Bridger's Pass, |
194n |
| Bristow, Reuben, |
11-12, 15-18 |
| Bristow, Bill, |
18 |
| Broken Bow, Okla., |
297 |
| "Brooke, Rt. Rev. Francis Key, D. D., Bishop of Oklahoma," by Rev. H. J. Llwyd, |
52-54, 470-473 |
| Brown, Catharine, Cherokee woman, |
44n, 71, 178n |
| Brown, David, Cherokee Indian, |
44, 178n |
| Brown, James, Euchee Indian, |
142-143 |
| "Brown, The Journal of John Lowery," |
177-213 |
| Brown, Justice G. A., |
154 |
| Brown, Martin R., Cheorkee Indian, |
178n |
| Bryant, William, Choctaw chief, |
131 |
| Buckner, Rev. H. F., |
56-57 |
| Buckner, Gen. Simon Bolivar, |
105 |
| Buell, Mrs. J. Garfield, |
216 |
| Buffalo, |
5, 85, 88-96, 145, 156, 185, 202n, 341, 344, 348 |
| Buffalo Creek Settlement, |
130, 295-296, 298, 300 |
| Buffalo, Northern Cheyenne chief, |
9-10 |
| Bunch, Okla., |
461 |
| Burgoyne, Colonel, |
301 |
| Burke, Mark, |
15 |
| Burns, Miss Mary Jane, teacher at Wapanucka Academy, |
409 |
| Burris, Colbert A., |
440 |
| Bushyhead, Dennis W., Cherokee chief, |
203n, 253 |
| Bushyhead, Rev. Jesse, Cherokee Indian, |
136, 220, 323 |
| Buster, Lillian, |
255 |
| Butler, Dr. Elizur, missionary, |
137 |
| Butler, Rev. M. L., |
125, 227 |
| Butler, Pierce M., Cherokee agent, |
139, 306 |
| Butterfield, John, |
74 |
| Butterick, Daniel S., |
71 |
| Byhan, Gottlieb, |
69 |
| Byington, Rev. Cyrus, |
130 |
| "Byrd, Gov. William Lender," by John Bartlett Meserve, |
432-443 |
| Byrd, William, Choctaw chief, |
403n, 425 |
|
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|
| Cache Creek, |
27 |
| Cache La Poudre River, |
178-179, 191 |
| Caddo (Indians), |
27, 40, 218, 367 |
| Caddo (Indians), treaty, |
364 |
| Caddo, Okla., |
443, 448, 450 |
| "Caddoan Earth-lodge, Excavation of a," by H. R. Antle, |
444-446 |
| California, state of, |
74, 79n, 82, 89n, 93, 177, 179-180, 181n, 182n, 185n, 482 |
| Camp Arbuckle, |
76n |
| Camp Canadian, |
80n |
| Camp Chruchman, Ga., |
488 |
| Camp Holmes, |
83n |
| Camp Napleon, |
450 |
| Camp Radzaminski, |
364 |
| Campbell, Arch, |
22, 24, 26 |
| Campbell, Bob, |
8 |
| Campbell, R. C., |
8 |
| Campbell, Judge Ralph Emerson, |
241-243 |
| Campbell Salt works, |
219 |
| Canadian River, |
9, 17, 58, 74, 75n, 76n, 78, 80, 83-87, 89, 91, 95 |
| Canadian River, North fork of, |
58, 79n |
| Cane Hill, Ark., |
189 |
| Caney Creek, |
102 |
| Canton, Frank, |
398, 400 |
| Carter, Billy, |
8 |
| Casady, Rt. Rev. Thomas, Bishop of Oklahoma, |
472 |
| Cattle, |
5, 7-9, 145-146, 155-156 |
| Catholic Church, |
66 |
| Catlett, John G., |
216 |
| Catlin, George, artist, |
128, 367 |
| Catoosa, Okla., |
100, 102 |
| Cavalry, First U. S., |
214-216 |
| Chaddle, Konkie, Kiowa Indian, |
161 |
| "Chamberlain, Rev. Amory Nelson," by Lon H. Eakes, |
97-102 |
| Chandler, Saml., |
113 |
| Chapman, Amos, scout, |
10 |
| Chapman, Rev. Epaphras, |
221, 230 |
| Chattanooga, Tenn., |
22, 66n, 70 |
| Checote, Sam, Jr., Creek Indian, |
144n |
| Chelsea, Okla., |
102 |
| "Cherokee Gospel Tidings, The," by Carolyn Thomas Foreman, |
454-469 |
| Cherokee Spelling Book, A, by D. S. Butterick and David Brown,
|
71 |
| Cherokees, Torchlights to the, by Robert Sparks Walker,
|
70 |
| Cherokee (Indians), |
19, 21-23, 25, 27, 32, 45n, 76, 83n, 123-124, 128, 177 |
| Cherokee (Indians), "Act of Union," |
24 |
| Cherokee Advocate,
|
25, 138, 220, 464 |
| Cherokee (Indians) Agency, |
3 |
| Cherokee (Indians) Alphabet, |
25, 138 |
| Cherokee (Indians) chiefs, |
20 |
| Cherokee (Indians) Commission, |
391 |
| Cherokee (Indians) Constitution, |
21, 136, 306 |
| Cherokee (Indians), during Civil War, |
97 |
| Cherokee (Indians), during Red Stick War, |
281, 284 |
| Cherokee (Indians) Female Seminary, |
97, 114, 125, 255, 407n |
| Cherokee (Indians) immigrants, |
21, 23 |
| Cherokee (Indians), in Arkansas, |
42-44 |
| Cherokee (Indians), Lower, |
67 |
| Cherokee (Indians) Male Seminary, |
114, 178n, 488 |
| Cherokee (Indians) National Convention of, |
329-331 |
| Cherokee (Indians) National Council, |
19, 137 |
| Cherokee (Indians), Old Settlers, |
20-21, 23, 306-307, 318 |
| Cherokee (Indians) Orphan Asylum, |
219 |
| Cherokee (Indians), Overhill, |
66-73 |
| Cherokee (Indians), missionaries among, |
42-51, 66-73, 97, 125, 454, 458 |
| Cherokee Phoenix,
|
309 |
| Cherokee (Indians), removal of, |
19-20, 42, 70-71, 97, 136, 305, 307, 311, 325, 333 |
| Cherokee (Indians), superstitions of, |
272n |
| Cherokee (Indians), Temperance Society of, |
136-138 |
| "Cherokee (Indians) Trail," |
179 |
| Cherokee (Indians), Treaty of 1828, |
25, 42 |
| Cherokee (Indians) Treaty of 1835, |
19-20, 23 |
| Cherokee (Indians) Treaty Party, |
20-21, 306-307, 309, 324-325, 332-333, 335 |
| Cherokee (Indians) village in Mexico, |
35 |
| Cherokee Nation, |
21, 43, 46 |
| Cherokee Nation, schools in, |
25, 68-70, 97, 114 |
| Cherokee Nation, soldiers in, |
64 |
| Cherokee Nation Strip, |
7n, 58, 372 |
| Cherokee Nation, whiskey in, |
134, 136 |
| Cherokee Nation, white settlers in, |
42, 46-47 |
| Cherokee town, stage stand at, |
448, 450 |
| Chester, Penn., |
74 |
| Cheyenne (Indians), |
182n, 186n, 218, 340 |
| Cheyenne (Indians), chiefs of, |
9-10 |
| Cheyenne (Indians), division of, |
17 |
| Chyenne (Indians), Northern, |
9, 17 |
| Cheyenne (Indians), raid of Northern, |
11-16 |
| Cheyenne (Indians), Southern, |
15, 17 |
| Cheyenne & Arapaho (Indians), Agency, |
259 |
| Cheyenne & Arapaho (Indians), pictures of, |
371 |
| Cheyenne & Arapaho (Indians), reservations, |
258, 261 |
| Chickamauga (Indians), |
72 |
| Chickamauga (Indians), Mission, |
70 |
| Chickasaw (Indians), |
364 |
| Chickasaw (Indians), Academy, |
435 |
| Chickasaw (Indians), Constitution, |
437 |
| Chickasaw (Indians), District, |
406 |
| Chickasaw (Indians), during Civil War, |
435 |
| Chickasaw (Indians), during Red Stick War, |
291 |
| Chickasaw (Indians), emigration of, |
407n, 437, 447 |
| Chickasaw (Indians), Manual Labor School, |
425 |
| Chickasaw (Indians), treaty, |
60 |
| Chickasaw Nation, allotment of land of, |
441-442 |
| Chickasaw Nation, cattle business in, |
439-440, 442 |
| Chickasaw Nation, governor of, |
432-443 |
| Chickasaw Nation, schools in, |
402-431, 438 |
| Chickasaw Nation, Wapanucka Academy in, |
402-431 |
| Chickasaw Nation, white settlers in, |
437-440 |
| Chickasha, Okla., |
82n, 87, 447, 449, 452-453 |
| Chiffee, Miss Mary, |
423 |
| Chisholm, Jesse, Cherokee Indian, |
41, 76, 81n, 90-91 |
| Chisholm Trail, |
366, 447 |
| Chisholm's Ranch, Kan., |
448 |
| Choate, George W., |
477 |
| Choctaw (Indians), |
83n, 364 |
| Choctaw (Indians) Academy in Kentucky, |
294, 301-302 |
| Choctaw (Indians), allotment of land of, |
126 |
| Choctaw (Indians), chief, |
233 |
| Choctaw (Indians) Council House, |
112 |
| Choctaw (Indians), during Civil War, |
64, 435 |
| Choctaw (Indians), during Red Stick War, |
281, 283, 290-291 |
| Choctaw (Indians), emigrants, |
135, 295, 297 |
| Choctaw (Indians), missionaries among, |
55, 57, 132, 497 |
| Choctaw (Indians), net proceeds due delegation of, |
233 |
| "Choctaw, Temperance meetings among the," by Peter J. Hudson, |
130-132 |
| Choctaw (Indians), temperance among, |
133 |
| Choctaw (Indians), treaty of 1801, |
135 |
| Choctaw (Indians), treaty of 1837, |
405 |
| Choctaw Nation, |
65 |
| Choctaw Nation, Chickasaw Indians in, |
435 |
| Choctaw Nation, lead and zinc in, |
303 |
| Choctaw Nation, schools in, |
407n |
| Choctaw Nation, trailways in, |
294 |
| Choctaw Nation, white settlers in, |
233 |
| "Choctaw Landmark, A," by A. D. Hefley, |
474-478 |
| Choctaw County, Okla., |
435 |
| Choteau, A. B., |
171 |
| Choteau, A. P., |
83n, 128, 219, 368 |
| Choteau, Auguste, |
173-175, 180n |
| Choteau, C. E., |
171-172 |
| Choteau, Jean Pierre, |
171n, 173-175 |
| Choteau, Marie Louise, |
174-175 |
| Choteau, Marie Pelagie, |
174-175 |
| Choteau, Marie Therese, |
171-175 |
| Choteau, Rene Auguste, |
172-175 |
| Choteau Trading Post, |
83, 368 |
| Choteau, Victoire, |
174-175 |
| "Chouteaus, The," |
171-176 |
| "Christian Missions to the Overhill Cherokees," by Sam'l. C. Williams, |
66-73 |
| Christie, Goback, Cherokee Indian, |
124 |
| Chronicles of Oklahoma,
|
5-6, 25, 42, 74n |
| Church, Baptist, |
61, 79n, 372, 400 |
| Church, Catholic, |
66 |
| Church, Congregational, |
100 |
| Church, Episcopal, |
52-54, 470-473 |
| Church, Methodist, |
70, 242, 244, 294, 471, 492, 494, 496 |
| Church, Moravian, |
68-69, 100, 456n |
| Church, Presbyterian, |
46, 66, 67n, 69, 79n, 99, 100, 102, 110, 124, 138, 298, 303, 406, 416, 420, 428n, 429-430, 449, 454-469 |
| Cimarron River, |
18 |
| Cimarron Salt Plain, |
15 |
| Civil War, |
22, 42, 58-64, 72, 74, 77n, 80n, 97, 103-104, 106-107, 113-114, 118, 123, 139, 145, 169, 181n, 300, 384, 422, 435, 496 |
| Claiborne, Gen. F. L., |
280 |
| Claremore, Okla., |
252-253 |
| Clark, Fred, |
11-12, 15-17 |
| Clarke, John H., |
150-151 |
| Clarke, J. Stanley, |
126 |
| Clarksville, Ark., |
47 |
| Clear Creek, |
91 |
| Cleveland County, Okla., |
82n, 368 |
| Cobb, James Hughart Nixon, |
244-245 |
| Coffee Trading Post, |
368 |
| Colbert, Ben, U. S. Marshal, |
441-442 |
| Colbert, Col. Pitman, Chickasaw Indian, |
403n, 407, 418 |
| Colbert Institute, |
422n, 425n |
| Colcord, Charles F., |
125, 214 |
| "Colcord, Reminiscences of," |
5-18 |
| Coldwater, Kan., |
7 |
| Coldwater Army, |
138-139 |
| Collins, Judson D., Chickasaw Indian, |
425n |
| Collins Institute, |
425 |
| Colorado, state of, |
178, 188n, 189, 190n, 456, 482 |
| Colorado river, |
74, 76n |
| Comanche (Indians), |
33-34, 76, 82, 90, 145, 161, 163-169, 186n, 218, 340, 364-365, 367 |
| Comanche (Indians), agency, |
448 |
| Comanche (Indians), Quahada branch of, |
163, 166 |
| Comanche (Indians), subsistence of, |
62 |
| Comanche Pool, |
7, 17 |
| Confederacy, Southern, |
145, 368 |
| Congregational Church, |
100 |
| Connors, Judge J. P., first judge of Tobucksy County Court, |
474-475 |
| Connors School of Agriculture, |
475 |
| Constitutional Convention of Arkansas, |
118 |
| Constitutional Convention of Oklahoma, |
117, 155, 237, 240, 244, 246, 376 |
| Constitutional Convention of Texas, |
236 |
| Cook, J. P., |
103 |
| Cook, Walter S., |
449 |
| Cooper, Gen. Douglas H., |
64, 414, 421 |
| Cornells, Alexander, |
276 |
| Cornwall Mission, Conn., |
178n |
| Coweta Mission, |
407n |
| Craig County, Okla., |
99 |
| Crane, Lieut. C. J., |
146 |
| Creek (Indians), |
83n |
| Creek (Indians), agency, |
128 |
| Creek (Indians), capitol, |
112 |
| Creek (Indians), destitution among, |
63 |
| Creek (Indians), during Civil war, |
64 |
| Creek (Indians), during War of 1812, |
130, 264-293 |
| Creek (Indians), Lower, |
267-268, 277, 281, 286 |
| Creek (Indians), Loyal, |
60 |
| Creek (Indians), missionaries among, |
55-57 |
| Creek (Indians), removal of, |
128, 135, 219, 293 |
| Creek (Indians), treaties, |
60, 269 |
| Creek (Indians), "A Trial and Execution among," |
142-144 |
| Creek (Indians), Upper, |
267-268, 277-278, 281, 283, 286 |
| Creek Nation, schools in, |
79n, 407n |
| Creek Nation, Seminole Indians in, |
58 |
| Creek Nation, setlement of, |
79n |
| Creek Nation, whiskey in, |
134 |
| Cross, William, |
398 |
| Cross Timber, |
86-87 |
| Crow (Indians), |
340 |
| Curington, Jack, Texas Ranger, |
164 |
|
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|
| Dale, Judge Frank |
400 |
| Dakota, South, state of, |
359-360 |
| Danielson, P. W., |
359 |
| Darlington, Okla., |
9, 11, 15, 17, 258n, 259 |
| Dartmouth College, |
68 |
| Daughters of the American Revolution, |
66n, 72, 125, 128 |
| Davenport, Mrs. Julia Chisholm (A. E.), |
479 |
| Davis, Jefferson, |
128, 368 |
| Davis, John B., |
25 |
| Davis, John Barber, |
68 |
| Davis, Garrett | |
