Chronicles of Oklahoma
Volume 18
1940
INDEX
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | Mc | N | O | P |Q|R | S | T | U |V| W |
|
-A-
|
| Agreement, Atoka |
55, 249 |
| Agreement, Atoka, Supplemental |
250 |
| Alabama Department of Archives and History |
357 |
| Annual Meeting, Oklahoma Historical Society, program of, |
86 |
| Annual Meeting, Oklahoma Historical Society, "Minutes" of |
197-205 |
| "Apaches, Fort Sill" |
254 |
| Apache (Indians) |
328-347 |
| Arapahoe (Indians) |
254-265 |
| Arbuckle, General (Matthew) |
283, 290, 317 |
| "Arkansas Territory, The Frontier That Men Forgot, Miller County," by Rex W. Strickland |
12-34 |
| "Arkansas Territory, The Frontier That Men Forgot, Miller County," "Establishment of 'Old' Miller County," by Rex. W. Strickland |
154-170 |
|
-B-
|
| Bad Axe River, battle of, |
220 |
| Ball, E. J., |
251 |
| Birch, Major, |
290 |
| Black Dog, Osage Chief, |
285-286, 291 |
| Book Reviews: (Marcy and the Gold Seekers, Foreman),
|
190-191 |
| Book Reviews: (Cherokee Cavaliers, Dale and Litton),
|
191-192 |
| Book Reviews: (Pueblo Indian Religion, Parsons),
|
192-194 |
| Book Reviews: (Jesse Chisholm, Taylor),
|
194-195 |
| Book Reviews: (City Beginnings in Oklahoma Territory, Alley),
|
195-196 |
| Book Reviews: (Beacon on the Plains, Fitzgerald),
|
395 |
| Book Reviews: (Springplace, Moravian Missions, and the Ward Family of the Cherokee Nation, Wright),
|
395-396 |
| Book Reviews: (The Earth Speaks, Princess Atalie),
|
396 |
| Book Reviews: (Border Captives, The Traffic in Prisoners by Southern Plains Indians, 1835-1875, Rister),
|
397 |
| Book Reviews: (Captain Lee Hall of Texas, Raymond),
|
398-400 |
| Book Reviews: (They Carried the Torch, Ferguson),
|
400-401 |
| Boudinot, E. C., |
147 |
| Boudinot, Elias, |
235 |
| Brice, William, |
156 |
| Brown, Dr. Loren N., |
181n |
| Butler, Gov. Pierce M., |
48 |
| Byington, Rev. Cyrus, |
53 |
| Byrd (Gov. William Leander), |
243, 245, 250 |
|
-C-
|
| Carney, Ludie, |
247 |
| Chapman, Berlin B., |
60, 76n |
| Cherokee (Indians), |
35-53, 144-153, 177, 229-242, 255-280, 357-370 |
| Cherokee Nation, |
232 |
| Cheyenne (Indians), |
252-265, 293-300 |
| Chickasaw (Indians), |
99-101, 142-153, 171-181, 243-251, 348-356, 357-370 |
| Choctaw (Indians), |
35-59, 142-153, 171-181, 357-370 |
| Choteau, Col. A. P., |
37-44 |
| Choteau, Augustine A., |
291 |
| Church, Reformed (Dutch), |
252-265, 328-347 |
| Church, Cumberland Presbyterian, |
355 |
| "Civil War in the Indian Territory, 1861," by Dean Trickett, |
142-153, 266-280, 350-354, 357n |
| Claremore's farm, |
285-291 |
| Clark, Gen. William, |
40 |
| Clear Creek, |
18, 20 |
| Clermont, Chief, |
39 |
| Cobb Creek, |
225 |
| "Colbert, Governor Daugherty, Winchester)," by John Bartlett Meserve, |
348-356 |
| "Colonel William Whistler," by Carolyn Thomas Foreman, |
313-327 |
| Colony, Okla., |
255-265, 328-347 |
| Comanche (Indians), |
60-76, 254-265, 284-291 |
| Concho (Okla.), |
297 |
| Cooper, Douglas H., |
142-153, 267-280 |
| Creek (Indians), |
37-38, 43-44, 52, 142-153, 266-279, 357-370 |
| Cherokee Nation in Alabama, |
220 |
|
-D-
|
| Darlington (Okla.), |
297, 300 |
| Dawes Commission, |
55 |
| "Dawes Commission for Indian Territory, The Establishment of the," by Loren N. Brown, |
171-181 |
| Dearing, William Samuel, |
206 |
| DeCamp, Major, |
290 |
| Delaware (Indians), |
284 |
| "Dennis T. Flynn," by Victor Murdock, |
107-113 |
| Dewees, William B., |
33-34 |
| "Diary of Assistant Surgeon Leonard McPhail on his Journey to the Southwest in 1835," Edited by Col. Harold W. Jones, U. S.
A.,
|
281-292 |
| Donovan, Salina Maytubby, |
248 |
| "Dukes, Chief Gilbert Wesley," by John Bartlett Meserve, |
53-59 |
| Dukes, Joseph, and William, |
53 |
| "Dunn, Judge Jesse James," by Robert L. Williams, |
3-11 |
| Dragoons, Regiment of, |
281-290 |
|
-E-
|
| "Early Days in Kingfisher County," by Robert Hamilton, |
185-189 |
| Ediger, Theodore A., |
293 |
| "Educational History in and about Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1839-1939," Edited by Louise Whitham, |
77-81 |
| Ellsworth, Henry L., |
37-40 |
| "Establishment of the Dawes Commission for IndianTerritory," by Loren N. Brown, |
171-181 |
| "Establishment of 'Old' Miller County, Arkansas Territory," by Rex W. Strickland, |
154-170 |
|
-F-
|
| Ferguson, Walter |
93-99 |
| "Five Civilized Tribes," |
35-59 |
| "Five Civilized Tribes, Official Seals of the," by Muriel H. Wright, |
357-370 |
| "Flynn, Dennis T.," by Victor Murdock, |
107-113 |
| "Foreman, Cherokee Missionary, Reverend Stephen," by Minta Ross Foreman, |
229-242 |
| Foreman, Carolyn Thomas, |
182, 219, 313 |
| Foreman, Grant, |
371 |
| Foreman, Minta Ross, |
229 |
| Fort, Dearborn, |
313 |
| Fort Gibson, |
219, 281-282, 313 ff |
| Fort Howard, |
314 |
| Fort Reno, |
294 |
| Fort Sill, |
328-347 |
| Fort Towson, |
219 |
| Forts, Military, 1815-1864, |
219-228, 281, 313-327 |
| Foster, William Omer, |
35, 52n |
| Free homes, |
110 |
|
-G-
|
| Gleason, Elsie Cady |
117 |
| "Governor Daugherty (Winchester) Colbert," by John Bartlett Meserve, |
348-356 |
| "Governor Jonas Wolf and Governor Palmer Simeon Mosely," by John Bartlett Meserve, |
243-251 |
| "Grant's Quaker Policy, General," |
252 |
| Green, Dean, |
8 |
| Greenwood, Caleb, |
19 |
| Greenwood, Amanda, and Harris, |
251 |
| "Gustavus Loomis," by Carolyn Thomas Foreman, |
219-228 |
|
-H-
|
| "Hailey, Dr. Daniel Morris," by R. L. Williams, |
215-218 |
| Hailey, Dr. Daniel Morris, children of, |
216 |
| Hailey-Ola Coal Co., |
217 |
| Hamilton, Rev. Mr. Robert, |
189n |
| Hardesty, (Okla.) Herald,
|
117-141 |
| Harjo, Echo, |
150 |
| Harlequin Platoon, |
13 |
| Harper, Richard H., |
252, 328, 336 |
| Harris, Grant, |
210-211 |
| Harris, Robert M., |
249 |
| Harris, Lieut. Arnold, |
290 |
| "Harsha, Mrs. Laura E.," by Carolyn Thomas Foreman, |
182-184 |
| Haskell, Lillian Gallup, |
404 |
| Henson, Philip, |
19 |
| "Historical Notes," |
82-85 |
| Holloway, Lizzie, |
251 |
| Holmes, Camp, |
43-45, 285-286 |
| Hume, Charles Robinson, M. D., |
405 |
|
-I-
|
| Indians, Apache, |
328-347 |
| Indians, Arapahoe, |
60-76, 256-265 |
| Indians, "blanket," |
252 |
| Indians, Caddos, |
13, 27 |
| Indians, Cherokee, |
17, 36, 38, 43-52, 77, 144-153, 229-242, 266-280, 319-320, 357-370 |
| Indians, Cheyenne, |
60-76, 256-265, 293-302 |
| Indians, Cheyenne and Arapahoe, |
256-265 |
| Indians, Chickasaw, |
53, 99, 142-153, 171-181, 243-251, 266-280, 348-356, 357-370 |
| Indians, Choctaw, |
12, 28, 36-52, 53-59, 142-153, 171-181, 253, 318, 357-370 |
| Indians, Comanche, |
60-76, 284-291, 328 ff |
| Indians, Creek, |
37-38, 43-52, 142-153, 266-280, 283, 357-370, 371 |
| Indians, Delaware, |
284 |
| Indians, Kiowa, |
60-76, 285 |
| Indians, Osage, |
13-14, 38-39, 44-52, 285, 318-319 |
| Indians, Seminole, |
220, 357-370 |
| Indians, Winnebago, |
314-315 |
| Indians, Treaty with the, |
288, 292, 318 |
| Indian Commission, Federal, |
37 |
| Indian Commission, new, |
42 |
| Indian Lands, occupancy of, |
60-79 |
| Indian Mission schools, |
79-80, 252-265, 328-347 |
| Indian Nations, Seals of, |
357-370 |
| "Indian Territory, The Civil War in the," by Dean Trickett, |
142-153, 266-280 |
| "Indian Territory, The Establishment of the Dawes Commission for," by Loren N. Brown, |
171-181 |
| Indian regiments, |
142-153, 266-280 |
| Indian Removal Bill, |
36 |
|
-J-
|
| Johnston, Douglas H. |
99-101 |
| "Johnson, William Benjamin," by Clarence B. Douglas |
114-116 |
| Jones, Henry |
15n |
| Jones, Rev. Evan |
231 |
| Jones, Col. Harold W. |
281 |
|
-K-
|
| Kemp, Judge Joseph |
246 |
| Kennard, Motey, |
150 |
| Kiamichi sector, first settlers in the, |
19 |
| "Kias, Chief," Edited by Theodore A. Ediger, |
293-302 |
| "Kingfisher County, Early days in," by Robert Hamilton, |
185-189 |
| Kornegay, Judge Wade Hampton, |
92-93 |
|
-L-
|
| Lands, Indian, |
171-181 |
| Lawrence, Adam, |
18 |
| Lilienthal, Miss Addie, |
253 |
| "Loomis, Gustavus," by Carolyn Thomas Foreman, |
219-228 |
|
-M-
|
| Mason, Major (Richard B.), |
284-290 |
| Massacre, Hay Meadow, |
5 |
| Matheson, Mrs. Anna C. Trainor, |
101-102 |
| Maytubbe, Lizzie, |
247 |
| Meserve, John Bartlett, |
53, 243, 348 |
| "Miller County, Arkansas Territory, the Frontier that Men Forgot," by Rex W. Strickland, |
12-34 |
| "Miller County, Establishment of 'Old'", |
154-170 |
| "Missionary Work of the Reformed (Dutch) Church in America in Oklahoma," by Richard H. Harper, |
252-265, 328-347 |
| "Montfort Stokes in Oklahoma, The Career of," by William Omer Foster, |
35-52 |
| "Mosely, Gov. Palmer Simeon," by John Bartlett Meserve, |
248-251 |
| Mountain View (Okla.), |
60 |
| Mountain View, early day residents of, |
70-72 |
| Murdock, Victor, |
107 |
|
-Mc-
|
| McAlester, Col. J. J., |
58, 216 |
| McAlester, William Claudius, |
402-403 |
| McCarty, R. S., and Miss Helen, |
216 |
| McCurtain, Chief Green, |
53, 56-57 |
| McCurtain, Col. Jackson F., |
59 |
| McIlwain, William, |
211-212 |
| McIntosh, Col. D. N., |
266-280 |
| McIntosh, Col. James, |
276-277 |
| McIntosh, Chilly, |
283, 290 |
| McIntosh, William, |
290 |
| McNeill, Anna Mathilda, |
325 |
| McPhail, Leonard, Diary of, |
281-292 |
| McPherson, Col. Granville, |
216 |
|
-N-
|
| "Neutral Strip, Settlers on the," by Berlin B. Chapman, |
60-76 |
| Newton, Rev. Samuel, |
234 |
| No-Man's-Land, Newspapers in, |
117-141 |
| North Carolina, State of, |
35 |
| Notes and Documents, |
281-302, 371-394 |
|
-O-
|
| Oklahoma Historical Society, Minutes of Director's meeting of Jan. 25, 1940, |
87-91 |
| Oklahoma Historical Society, Minutes of Annual meeting of, |
197-205 |
| Oklahoma Historical Society, Program of annual meeting of the, |
86 |
| Oklahoma Historical Society, Minutes of quarterly meeting of Directors, July 25, 1940, |
303-308 |
| Oklahoma Historical Society, Minutes of quarterly meeting of Directors, October 24, 1940, |
408-411 |
| Oklahoma Historical Society, Minutes of a called meeting of the Board of Directors, Nov. 15, 1940, |
411-412 |
| Oklahoma, Territory of, |
60 |
| Oklahoma, Pioneers of, |
371-394 |
| " 'Old' Miller County, Arakansas Territory, Establishment of," by Rex W. Strickland, |
154-170 |
| Omega, Okla., |
186 |
| Opothleyoholo, |
147-151, 266-280 |
| Overton, Gov. Benjamin F., |
244 |
|
-P-
|
| Page, Mrs. Alfred R., |
255 |
| Park Hill Mission, |
234 |
| Pecan Point, |
16, 29, 154 |
| Pennywait, Capt., |
288, 290 |
| Perkins, Capt. David, |
290 |
| Perry, Adolphus Edward, |
208 |
| Peyote, |
341n |
| Pike, Albert, |
266-280 |
| "Pioneer Recollections," Edited by Grant Foreman, |
371-394 |
| Pitman, Leander G., |
209-210 |
| Platoon, Harlequin, |
13 |
| Pusley, William, |
217 |
|
-Q-
|
| "Quinn, Richard Briggs," by Elsie Cady Gleason |
117-141 |
|
-R-
|
| Rabb, William, |
157-158 |
| Ragsdale, Thomas, |
19 |
| "Reformed (Dutch) Church in America in Oklahoma, Missionary work of the," by Richard H. Harper, |
252-265, 328-347 |
| Reid, Guy C., |
358 |
| "Reverend Stephen Foreman, Cherokee Missionary," by Minta Ross Foreman, |
229-242 |
| Riley, Miss Sarah Watkins, |
232 |
| River, Red, |
12-34, 154-157, 282 |
| River, Canadian, |
282, 299 |
| River, North Canadian, |
299 |
| River, Neosho, |
282 |
| River, Washita, |
60, 299 |
| Roe, Rev. Walter C., |
255, 330-336 |
| Ross, Chief John, |
234 |
|
-S-
|
| Sanders, Abram, |
156 |
| Savanna (Okla.), discovery of coal at, |
217 |
| Schermerhorn, Rev. John J., |
37 |
| Schools, Indian mission, |
53, 79, 230-242, 252-265, 328-347 |
| "Seals of the Five Civilized Tribes, Official," by Muriel H. Wright, |
357-370 |
| Seaton, Lieut. (Augustine), |
283-290 |
| Seger, John H., |
255, 299 |
| Sequoyah, inventor of Cherokee alphabet, |
77-78 |
| "Settlers on the Neutral Strip," by Berlin B. Chapman, |
60-76 |
| Severance, Arthur Leason, |
309-310 |
| Sparks, Charles E., |
189n |
| Stand Watie, |
145 |
| Stevenson, William, |
18 |
| Stiles (Styles), William, |
31 |
| Stokes, Gov. Montfort, |
288, 291 |
| "Stokes, Career in Oklahoma of Montfort," by William Omer Foster, |
35-52 |
| Strickland, Dr. Rex W., |
34n |
| Swinney, Samuel Emmet, |
406-407 |
|
-T-
|
| Ta-ba-que-na, Chief of Cumanches (Comanches), |
285, 291 |
| Territory, Arkansas, |
154-155 |
| Territory, Oklahoma, |
60 |
| Thompson, Capt., |
288, 290 |
| Trammels' Trace, |
17-18 |
| Trenor, Capt. Eustace, |
284, 290 |
| Trickett, Dean, |
142, 266 |
| "Tulsa, Oklahoma, Educational History in and about (1839-1939)," by Louise Whitham, |
77-81 |
| Tustenuggee, Halleck, |
269 |
|
-U-
|
| United States Army |
313 |
|
-V-
|
| Van, David |
275, 277 |
|
-W-
|
| Wade, Gov. Alfred, |
53 |
| Wapanucka Academy (Rock Academy), |
248 |
| "War, Civil, in the Indian Territory," by Dean Trickett, |
142-153, 266-280 |
| Washita River, |
60 |
| Watie, Col. Stand, |
279 |
| Watonga (Okla.), |
187n |
| Wetmore, George and Alex, |
14, 16, 27 |
| Wheeler, John F., |
235 |
| "Whistler, Colonel William," by Carolyn Thomas Foreman, |
313-327 |
| Whistler, George Washington, |
325 |
| White Horse (Indian captive), |
294 |
| Whitham, Louise, |
71, 81n |
| Wilcox, Alva Nathan, |
206-207 |
| Willard, Frances E., |
184 |
| Williams, Robert L., |
3, 215, 358 |
| Wisconsin Heights, battle of, |
220 |
| "Wolf, Governor Jonas," by John Bartlett Meserve, |
243-248 |
| Women's Christian Temperance Union, |
182-184 |
| Wood, Samuel Newitt, |
4n |
| Worcester, Rev. Samuel A., |
234-235 |
| Wright, Claiborne, |
16, 156 |
| Wright, George, |
21 |
| Wright, Rev. Allen, |
253 |
| Wright, Frank Hall, |
253-265 |
| Wright, Muriel H., |
357 |
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